First Colony in Sugar Land, Texas could be your “Home Sweet Home”
Conveniently located off of the Southwest Freeway, First Colony is just under twenty miles from downtown Houston. When the master plan of First Colony was first created, the two most important things were family and community.
They have succeeded and even surpassed in this endeavour as First Colony now has several Homeowners Associations, the largest of which is the First Colony Community Association. Each association helps to meet all the needs of every Homeowner and/or Business owner in that particular neighborhood.
First Colony maintains fastidious landscaping and boasts wonderful tree-lined streets, beautiful parks with lakes and miles of walking paths for the enjoyment of all its residents.The amenities are truly endless at First Colony. There is the lovely Heritage Colony Clubhouse, several pools to swim in, endless parks, playgrounds, lakes, tennis courts and even a Disc Golf Course. In addition to all of the recreation that is available, First Colony offers swim classes and many other programs to choose from.
For more information about First Colony please contact Houston Free Home Search.
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August 25th, 2008 at 7:18 pm
[...] First Colony is also known for its wonderful sense of community, which has a strong focus on family. There are several Special Events always in the works at First Colony for residents to become invloved in. Coming up this September 1st, the "Fired Up 5K & Family/Youth Walk" will be held with all proceeds to benefit the MDA. On September 15th at Sweetwater Country Club, there is the FCCA Golf Tournament benefitting Child Advocates of Fort Bend County. In December, FCAA even makes it possible for Santa to make house calls. Great for a children’s Christmas Party! [...]
September 24th, 2008 at 12:53 pm
[...] First Colony in Sugarland, Texas has a Community Association that is so on top of getting current information out to their residents that they have already posted on the First Colony website tons of information about what residents need to do in regards to any Hurricane Ike damage they may have experienced, plus what to do about clean-up. Since many residents experienced roof, fence or tree damage it lets them know that the FCAA will help them expedite the recovery process. It also guides them through the time-table of what will be removed, or repaired and in what order. Great information for First Colony residents! [...]