Fitz & Co. Houston High-Rise Guide
Four Leaf Towers
5100 & 5110 San Felipe St · Uptown / Tanglewood
Twin 40-story condominium towers on a large landscaped site in Uptown, designed by César Pelli and known for full-service amenities.
Updated September 2026
Houston Residential Building Intelligence40stories
396residences
1982year built
Building overview
Four Leaf Towers at a glance.
Verified building facts first, then the practical questions that matter when evaluating a Houston condominium tower.
OwnershipCondominium
Stories40
Residences396
Year built1982
LocationUptown / Tanglewood
Address5100 & 5110 San Felipe St
Four Leaf Towers is a twin-tower condominium property at 5100 and 5110 San Felipe Street. The building’s official site reports 197 units in the East Tower and 195 in the West Tower, while HAR reports 396 units in total.
The towers sit on approximately 9.5 acres in Uptown, giving the property significantly more landscaped common space than many newer urban high-rises.
Current building activity
What HAR is reporting now.
High-rise activity can change quickly and some buildings have only a handful of sales in a year. These figures are a building-level snapshot, not a valuation of a specific unit.
Ask Fitz & Co. about this buildingSource: Four Leaf Towers — Official Building Facts. Counts and averages can change as listings close, expire or enter the market.
Amenities & services
What comes with the building.
24-hour concierge
Valet parking
Fitness centers
Two pools
Tennis court
Dog park
Private park-like grounds
Party rooms
Location
Four Leaf Towers in the Houston map.
5100 & 5110 San Felipe St, Houston, TX 77056. Building-level location matters for access, views, nearby development and daily convenience.
Open the searchable Four Leaf Towers map →High-Rise Location MapFour Leaf Towers · Houston
Considering a residence at Four Leaf Towers?
Older full-service high-rises can have different maintenance structures, reserve needs and building systems than newer towers. Review the association’s current financials and capital plan carefully.
Compare renovated and original-condition units separately. Interior condition can create a wide pricing spread inside established buildings.
Get building-specific help →Own a residence at Four Leaf Towers?
Because Four Leaf has a larger unit count, buyers may have multiple alternatives at the same time. Condition, floor, view, updates and maintenance-fee positioning all matter.
Request a broker-level valuation →Condo due diligence
The building matters as much as the unit.
Verify current monthly maintenance charges and inclusions, recent renovation/capital work, association reserves and insurance.
Confirm parking, pet and leasing policies and review unit-specific utility or assessment obligations.
Property-specific verification
Maintenance fees, insurance, assessments, reserves, parking, storage, leasing policies and financing eligibility can change. Verify the current condominium documents and resale certificate for the exact unit before making a decision.
Four Leaf Towers FAQs
Quick building questions.
How tall are Four Leaf Towers?
HAR and the building website identify the towers as 40 stories.
Is Four Leaf Towers a condominium property?
Yes. The building website identifies condominium ownership.
Who designed Four Leaf Towers?
The building website credits César Pelli & Associates among the architects.
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Sources & verification
Building information is a research starting point. Verify unit-specific and association-specific facts independently before making a decision.