Located just 20 miles south of downtown Houston, Fresno, Texas is a growing community that offers the perfect blend of suburban comfort and urban convenience. Nestled in Fort Bend County, Fresno provides quick access to major roadways like State Highway 288 and the Fort Bend Parkway Toll Road, making it an ideal location for commuters and professionals working in Houston or nearby Pearland and Missouri City. Despite its proximity to the city, Fresno maintains a quiet, family-oriented atmosphere, with spacious neighborhoods, local parks, and community centers that serve as gathering places for residents.
Fresno is part of the Fort Bend Independent School District, one of the most recognized districts in the Houston metro area, and includes schools like Lula Belle Goodman Elementary, known for its educational standards and community involvement. The area is home to amenities such as the Mustang Community Center, local shopping options, and nearby recreation in the Teal Run community. With a diverse and growing population, Fresno offers an inviting place for families, first-time homebuyers, and professionals alike. Whether you’re looking for affordability, accessibility, or a place to grow roots, Fresno stands out as a welcoming and well-connected community in Greater Houston.
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Fresno is located approximately 20 miles south of downtown Houston, providing convenient access to the city via Highway 6, FM 521, and Fort Bend Parkway Toll Road—making it ideal for commuters.
The median home price in Fresno is around $275,000, offering affordable housing options including single-family homes, new developments, and subdivisions like Teal Run and Winfield Lakes.
With a population of over 24,000, Fresno is a fast-growing unincorporated community in Fort Bend County, known for its diverse population and strong appeal to first-time homebuyers and families.
Fresno is served by the Fort Bend Independent School District (FBISD) and offers access to nearby charter and private school options. Public schools such as Ridgegate Elementary and Hightower High School serve the area.
Residents enjoy a suburban-meets-country lifestyle with nearby parks, community centers, and retail development, while also being close to larger shopping and entertainment hubs in Missouri City and Pearland.
Fresno’s location near Houston Medical Center, Sugar Land, and downtown Houston opens access to diverse employment opportunities in healthcare, logistics, education, and energy sectors.
While Fresno itself is quieter, it benefits from nearby city events in Missouri City and Pearland. Local churches, schools, and HOAs often host seasonal activities and neighborhood events that build community spirit.
Fresno offers a mix of newer subdivisions with family-friendly environments, supported by Fort Bend County services. The community continues to grow with improved infrastructure and amenities.
Fresno stands out for offering affordable housing with large-lot options just outside major metropolitan areas—delivering value, privacy, and space that’s hard to find closer to the urban core.
With its affordability, location near major job centers, growing housing options, and family-first atmosphere, Fresno is perfect for homebuyers seeking a smart investment and a peaceful place to call home.
Fresno School Rankings
| School Name | Grade Levels | Niche Grade | Overall School Ranking | Niche Profile Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lula Belle Goodman Elementary School | PK-5 | B | Not Available | View School Profile |
| Rosa Parks Elementary School | PK-5 | B- | Not Available | View School Profile |
| Walter Moses Burton Elementary School | PK-5 | B- | Not Available | View School Profile |
| Please note that this list includes a selection of schools in Fresno, TX. For a comprehensive list of schools in the area, please refer to Niche's Fresno School Rankings | ||||
