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New Territory, Markborough Development's master-planned community in Fort Bend County, has won more than 30 national, regional and local awards since 1991 for new-home design, landscaping and recreational amenities. Information Center Markborough operates an on-site Informatlon Center that provides details on New Territory and the southwest Houston/Fort Bend County area. Developer Markborough Development Company is a community land developer which began operations in the Houston area in 1971. Location New Territory is located in the southwest Houston metropolitan area of Fort Bend County and is less than 30 minutes from downtown Houston and 20 minutes from the Galleria/Post Oak area. New Territory provides close proximity and easy access to the Southwest Freeway (U.S. Highway 59 South), State Highway 6, Highway 90A and the Sam Houston Tollway. With the opening of the Grand Parkway (Houston's third major freeway loop), easier access has been provided to and from New Territory. To visit, simply take Highway S9 south to the Grand Parkway, turn north and follow the signs. Neighborhoods Markborough's philosophy is to select the finest home builders for New Territory and work closely with them to provide buyers with the best choices and values to fit any budget and lifestyle. Amenities New Territory's master plan includes more than 350 acres of parks, recreation centers, lakes and greenbelts. Highlights of New Territory's completed amenities include: The Club at New Territory, an 18,600-square-foot clubhouse and resort-style swimming and tennis complex, is set upon elaborately landscaped grounds. The clubhouse is completely equipped with an NBA regulation-size basketball court, fitness center, and activity rooms. This premier center also includes eight lighted tennis courts and facilities for baseball, soccer, and volleyball. The center also provides a vast array of social, educational, and recreational programs for the whole family. The Cunningham Creek Recreation Center and Ellis Creek Recreation Center are two more facilities within easy walking distance of any New Territory home. Both provide swimming, tennis, sand volleyball, playgrounds, and a sports park for such activities as baseball and soccer. Major water amenities include the 12-acre Lake Clayton and 15-acre Lake Sartartia, in addition to several other neighborhood lakes. New Territory's Pecan Park is situated on an 8.5-acre preserve of stately pecan trees along the southern shore of Lake Clayton. Pecan Park is located within a 60-year-old pecan grove and provides residents with picnic pavilions and playgrounds. New Territory also provides miles of lush greenbelt trails for walking, jogging and biking throughout the community Schools New Territory is located in the highly acclaimed Fort Bend Independent School District and is home to a highly rated elementary school. In fact, New Territory's on-site Walker Station Elementary School was one of 30 in the state of Texas to be named a "mentor" school, thus serving as a model for others to emulate. New Territory students can attend the following Fort Bend I.S.D. schools:
Taxes 1996 tax rates for homeowners in New Territory (per $100 valuation):
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