Houston neighborhood guide
Castle Court
Houston, Texas
A broker-led guide to Castle Court real estate, neighborhood location, market context, schools, property research and buying or selling in Houston.
Updated September 2026
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At a glance
Castle Court, without the generic brochure talk.
Useful facts first. Then the details that actually matter when you are deciding whether to buy, sell or simply understand the neighborhood.
CityHouston
Primary ZIP77006
Single-family properties112
2025 median market value$625,530
Median home size2,194 sq. ft.
School districtHouston ISD
Castle Court is a small central-Houston neighborhood in ZIP code 77006 near Montrose, Greenway Plaza and the Museum District. HAR’s 2025 facts report 112 single-family properties with a median market value of $625,530.
The housing stock is mixed, with older homes, townhome-style infill and newer construction. Because lot sizes are relatively compact, buyers should compare property type, fee structure and construction quality rather than relying on square footage alone.
Current market snapshot
What the recent numbers say.
HAR 2025 neighborhood facts and sold-data history. Updated September 2026. Market statistics can move quickly, so this page identifies the period being shown rather than presenting old numbers as current.
6-month viewCastle Court sold price-per-square-foot history
HAR 2025 neighborhood facts and sold-data historyMonthly medians can move sharply when transaction counts are small. Use this as market context, not as a valuation of a specific property.
Source: HAR — Castle Court price trends. Statistics shown are for the identified geographic market area and reporting period, not an appraisal of any individual property.
Homes & architecture
The house is only part of the value.
HAR’s 2025 facts report a median year built of 1984, a median home size of 2,194 sq. ft. and a median lot size of 3,144 sq. ft..
The neighborhood includes a mix of original, renovated and replacement construction. Buyers and sellers should separate materially different property types when comparing value.
Location
Where Castle Court sits in Houston.
Castle Court sits near Richmond Avenue, Montrose Boulevard, US-59/I-69 and Greenway Plaza, with convenient access to Downtown, the Texas Medical Center and the Museum District.
The neighborhood is distinct from the broader Montrose market area, so the map and property research should be tied to the exact recorded subdivision and address.
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Schools
Verify the address, not the assumption.
Castle Court is within Houston ISD. School assignment is address-specific.
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Verify the exact property address directly with the school district before purchasing or leasing. School boundaries can change.
Verify with the official school district ↗Taxes, restrictions & associations
Property-specific research matters here.
Property-tax obligations depend on the exact parcel, assessed value, exemptions and taxing jurisdictions. Verify the current appraisal record and tax statement for the specific property.
Deed restrictions, architectural controls and association obligations can vary by section or property. Review title documents and recorded restrictions before relying on a neighborhood-wide assumption.
Due diligence
Research before emotion takes over.
Review the survey, title commitment, seller disclosures, deed restrictions, permit history, tax records, insurance availability and FEMA flood information for the exact property.
FEMA flood map
Flood zones and insurance requirements are property-specific.
Check the official FEMA Flood Map Service Center ↗New construction
Yes, it belongs in the neighborhood conversation.
Castle Court is an established neighborhood rather than a production-builder community, but renovation and replacement construction may be part of the housing mix.
When comparing newer construction with existing homes, evaluate builder history, construction quality, drainage, restrictions, warranties, lot value and the total cost of ownership.
Considering Castle Court?
Start with the exact property characteristics that drive value in Castle Court: lot size, condition, renovation quality, age, location within the neighborhood and nearby comparable sales.
Small neighborhoods can produce volatile annual statistics when only a few homes sell, so a tight property-specific comparison is more useful than a broad average.
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Position a Castle Court property against the closest true competition rather than using a broad Houston average. Condition, lot, renovation quality and construction age can materially change buyer response.
Documented improvements, accurate restriction information and a clear explanation of the property’s location within the neighborhood help buyers understand value.
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Castle Court FAQs
Questions buyers and sellers actually ask.
What is the 2025 median market value in Castle Court?
HAR’s 2025 neighborhood facts report a median market value of $625,530.
How many single-family properties are in Castle Court?
HAR’s 2025 facts report 112 single-family properties.
What is the typical home size?
HAR reports a 2025 median home size of 2,194 sq. ft..
How should buyers research flood risk?
Use the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and property-specific insurance and disclosure information rather than relying on a neighborhood-wide assumption.
Is new construction present in Castle Court?
The neighborhood is established, but renovation and replacement construction may be present. Verify restrictions and construction details for the exact property.
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Sources & verification
Neighborhood information is intended as a research starting point. Verify property-specific facts independently before making a decision.