Stone Lake

Stone Lake is a small, established, planned equestrian subdivision with a lake, in Tomball. There are 56 homes in this rural community, which is to the west of Tomball city limits, off of Mueschke Road. The subdivision has easy access to State Highway 249 and Highway 290. Stone Lake is a wonderful place for your family and your horses.

Tomball’s Railroad Depot Plaza includes an old-time train depot, original art, train memorabilia, antiques and a model railroad. On Sunday afternoons, it is open to the public and to groups with a reservation through the week. The Depot is the starting point for the Walk Tomball gathering each Saturday, a fun way to exercise with friends and family. Walk Tomball begins at 8 a.m. and concludes about an hour later with a visit to a local restaurant for snacks and coffee. On the second Saturday of the month, the city hosts a free family gathering at the Railroad Depot with music, arts and an outdoor movie as well; bring your folding chairs and food.

Spring Creek Park spreads across 114 acres and offers a skateboard area, many nature trails, playgrounds,, a lighted, covered basketball court, baseball fields and a pavilion. The park is named for quiet Spring Creek which runs through it. The entrance to the park is off Brown Road near State Highway 249.

Home prices in Stone Lake range from around $300,000 to $450,000+. These executive homes are built in a variety of styles and sizes.

Home sizes average around 3,000 square feet. This is a rural neighborhood, so each lot has several acres. Some properties include pastures and barns.

The homes in Stone Lake were built by quality custom builders.

Our professional team of realtors can help you find the right Stone Lake home for your lifestyle. Just fill out the contact form on the right side and our team will send you shortly a list of properties that meet your search criteria.

Public Schools

Children living in the Stone Lake community go to schools in the Tomball Independent School District, one of the best overall school districts in Texas.

The following public schools serve Stone Lake:

• Rosehill Elementary
• Tomball Junior High
• Tomball High School

Higher Education

Lone Star University Center allows area residents to earn a variety of bachelors and masters degrees without traveling far. The Center works in conjunction with several Texas universities to provide an affordable, conveniently accessed educational opportunity for local residents.

Railroad Depot: Tomball’s Railroad Depot Plaza features an old-time train depot, train memorabilia, original art, antiques, and a model railroad. It is open to the public on Sunday afternoons and to groups with a reservation through the week. Each Saturday, the Depot is the starting point for the Walk Tomball gathering, a fun way to exercise with family and friends. Walk Tomball begins at 8 a.m. and concludes around an hour later with a visit to a local restaurant for coffee and snacks. On the second Saturday of the month, the city also hosts a free family gathering at the Railroad Depot with arts, music, and an outdoor movie; bring your food and folding chairs.

Spring Creek Park: This county park spreads across 114 acres and offers several nature trails, a skateboard area, playgrounds, baseball fields, a lighted, covered basketball court, and a pavilion. The park is named for peaceful Spring Creek which runs through it. The entrance to the park is off Brown Road near State Highway 249.

Tomball Regional Medical Center is a 155-acre campus which includes a major hospital and many services, including the Heritage Retirement Community. The Heritage Retirement Community offers independent living, assisted living, nursing care, and an adult daybreak center.

If you are interested in a home in Stone Lake contact us today. We will be glad to help you find the house of your dreams.