Sugar Land, Texas 77479
At the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Travis Park, behind an automatic gated drive, this four-bedroom home backs to Palm Royale on a quarter-acre, tree-shaded lot. The owners have put roughly $200,500 into it, including roof work in 2019 and 2025, two new HVAC systems and remodeled interiors. You get a 1989 address with the systems of a much newer house.
Travis Park sits inside First Colony, Sugar Land's original master-planned community, a golf course neighborhood with greenbelt trails, a community pool and a mature tree canopy. This home is tucked on a cul-de-sac backing to Palm Royale, with Sugar Land Town Square, First Colony Mall and I-69 a short drive away.
04Sugar Land Town Square
First Colony Mall
Imperial Market
Oyster Creek Park & Trail
Sugar Land Memorial Park
First Colony lakes & trails
Smart Financial Centre
Constellation Field
Colony Bend Elementary
First Colony Middle
Clements High
School assignments are subject to change. Buyer to verify.
05The family room
High ceilings, hardwood floors and a gas-log fireplace set the tone, with the main living spaces refreshed in the 2023 and 2025 remodels.
06About 1,270 students, a gifted-and-talented track, and 91% attendance against a state average of 81%.
Distinctions in reading, math, science, social studies and closing the gaps; 2,641 students and four College Success Awards.
524 students at a 13.5-to-1 ratio, a Reading/ELA state distinction, and teachers averaging 14 years in the classroom.
Ratings from HAR.com, the Texas Education Agency and GreatSchools, September 2026. Zoning is subject to change; buyers should verify enrollment with Fort Bend ISD.
17Williams Trace and Austin Parkway cover the weekday rotation. Town Square and Lake Pointe handle the nights you book a table.
Dosas the length of your forearm, and the closest real sit-down dinner to the house.
Careful espresso in a quiet room, five minutes from the driveway.
Twenty years of sushi-meets-Peru rolls that regulars order without the menu.
Build-your-own pizzas and Liège waffles, the meal teenagers and grandparents agree on.
The Friday pork chop is a seven-finger monument. Book the corner booth early.
Gumbo, crawfish étouffée and a loud patio bar when you want New Orleans nearby.
Houston's benchmark for real Sichuan heat: cumin lamb and dan dan noodles.
The butterflied tenderloin and tres leches that built a Houston institution.
A Houston favorite that opened here in 2026, with breakfast served daily.
A point-and-pick line of forty mezze. You leave with more hummus than planned.
Approximate driving distances from the home. Current as of September 2026; Udipi Cafe is closed Mondays.
18Backing to the Sweetwater side of First Colony, with a dozen-plus community parks, ten pools and 35+ miles of city trail.
Members-only golf on the Cypress course, plus tennis, fitness and clubhouse dining.
Nine baseball diamonds, lighted trails and an accessible playground.
Plaza concerts, movie nights and vintage markets on the lawn outside City Hall.
Three miles of paved trail along the creek, plus the Liberty Garden rose beds.
Touring music, comedy and Broadway runs all season.
Twenty-one acres with a BMX track and a lighted loop into the creek trail.
150 Brazos-side acres, 2.5 miles of trail and the Pawm Springs dog park.
The Houston Museum of Natural Science's dinosaur hall and Science on a Sphere.
Sixty-seven acres, 3.3 miles of trail, disc golf and a riverside stage.
Home of the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, the Astros' Triple-A club.
Community amenities require First Colony association membership. Approximate driving distances, September 2026.
19The mall, the off-price center and a full Kroger all sit within two and a half miles, with Costco and two specialty grocers just down the freeway.
Nordstrom Rack, HomeGoods, Ross, Old Navy and DSW, with parking at the door.
The everyday run: full store with pharmacy and fuel, inside First Colony.
Macy's, Dillard's, Apple and Dick's under one roof, plus a 24-screen AMC.
Appliances, lumber and a full garden center beside the mall.
Full grocery aisles plus drive-up pickup for everything else.
Boutiques and patio dining around a fountain plaza you actually walk.
Bulk grocery, member gas, pharmacy, tires and optical in one stop.
Fort Bend's first Trader Joe's, opened in 2024 at University Commons.
Prepared foods and full butcher and seafood counters, open daily.
Saturdays nine to one, year-round, on the historic Imperial Sugar grounds.
Approximate driving distances from the home. Tenants current as of September 2026.
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