A private ranch enclave in Sealy, Texas — on land from Stephen F. Austin's original colony, just off I-10 west of Houston.
Fisher Creek Estates sits within the San Felipe de Austin survey — part of the land Stephen F. Austin's first colonists settled in the 1820s. Austin County has been cattle and farming country ever since.
We've kept it that way. Just nineteen homesites, each at least an acre, set on private roads with room for a barn, a garden, a horse or simply the quiet.
Homesites from 1.10 to 2.86 acres, all on private gated roads. Select any lot on the map to see its size.
Sealy keeps its small-town main street and wide-open pastures, with I-10 at your door. Weekends belong to the Brazos River, San Felipe de Austin State Historic Site and the Austin County Fair.
Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Downtown Sealy by Billy Hathorn, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Salt Fork of the Brazos River by Leaflet, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Austin County wildflowers by Carol M. Highsmith, Library of Congress (public domain). Images resized and cropped.
Tesla's Brookshire campus is home to its Megapack battery factory, with large-scale solar manufacturing planned on the same site. Reports project at least 1,500 jobs as operations ramp up.
Employers are listed for location reference only and are not affiliated with or endorsing Fisher Creek Estates. Employee counts (per the Sealy EDC and Katy Area EDC) and drive times are approximate.
Thoughtful deed restrictions protect the views, the quiet and the value of every homesite, while leaving plenty of room for horses, barns and life on the land.
At least 2,500 square feet of heated and cooled space on a concrete foundation, with a garage for two or more vehicles. Every home is built on site; no manufactured, modular or tiny homes.
Up to three buildings per lot, including a barn, workshop, guest cottage or pool house, all set behind the main home.
Up to two horses per acre, or one cow per acre with proper fencing. Backyard chickens (no roosters) and FFA projects are welcome.
Homes sit at least 35 feet from the road and 25 feet from side and rear lines, keeping the pasture views wide.
Shielded outdoor lighting only, no exterior speakers and no cell towers. Solar, wind and standby generators are welcome with approval.
A gated entry and private roads maintained by the homeowners’ association. Annual dues are $750 per acre.
Summary only. The recorded Declaration of Restrictive Covenants and HOA Rules control and may be amended. HOA assessments are reviewed annually and subject to change.
Homesites are limited. Early access members will hear about pricing, private site tours and the release date before anyone else.