Cokeberry Court: Pocket-Park Living Near the Heart of Grogan’s Mill

About Cokeberry Court

Step out toward Cokeberry Pond Park and you immediately get why Cokeberry Court feels like a true Woodlands enclave: the day-to-day revolves around small, named green spaces and quick hops to bigger destinations. Maplewood Park sits close by for an easy change of scenery, and the nearby string of neighborhood parks—Loggers Hollow Park, Sawmill Park, and Marilyn Edgar Park—creates a routine where evening walks and kid scooter laps don’t require planning.

Cokeberry Court reads as a lived-in, established slice of ZIP 77380, tucked among familiar neighbors like Berryfrost, Windwood, and The Retreat at Grogan’s Mill. The surrounding area’s scale is intimate, but the broader community is anything but tiny; the ZIP’s population of 31,369 supports a steady rhythm of schools, groceries, and coffee shops that are close enough to become habits rather than errands.

Housing expectations in this pocket line up with the local numbers: the average home value sits around $375,500, and the area’s median household income of $88,562 helps explain why you’ll see consistent upkeep and selective updating rather than constant teardown-and-rebuild churn. With a median age of 37.8 in the ZIP, the neighborhood energy tends to feel like a mix of young professionals, households in the thick of school years, and established residents who value The Woodlands’ parks-first layout.

Schools are a big part of the identity here because they’re genuinely nearby and well-regarded. HAILEY EL is about half a mile away and carries an A rating, and KNOX J H is roughly 0.6 miles away with an A rating as well. That closeness shapes mornings: drop-offs are short, after-school activities are realistic, and families can still be home quickly enough to catch a sunset walk at Sunset Springs Park.

Cokeberry Court tends to draw people who want their week to run on small conveniences—H-E-B and Walmart Supercenter close enough for midweek restocks, South Regional Library for a quiet reset, and The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion when the calendar calls for a night out—while still coming home to the calmer pace of park-side streets.

Living in Cokeberry Court Day to Day

Life around Cokeberry Court is shaped by how quickly you can trade “home” for “outside.” Cokeberry Pond Park is right there for a morning loop, and Maplewood Park is close enough to feel like an extension of the neighborhood. On days when you want a longer outing without a big drive, Sawmill Park and Loggers Hollow Park are natural follow-ups, and Marilyn Edgar Park adds another option when you want a change of route.

Housing in the area reflects a ZIP where renting is common but ownership is still a real foothold. The homeownership rate runs about 36.4%, and the broader housing picture shows 16,679 units with 58.5% renter-occupied, which creates a mix of residents who are planting roots and residents who are trying out The Woodlands lifestyle before buying. When buyers do step in, the typical price point people anchor to is the area’s average home value near $375,500, and the median gross rent of $1,707 a month helps frame what “renting close to the action” can cost.

Your errands and routines tend to organize themselves around nearby staples. H-E-B and Yun Loy Asian Market sit around the 1.1-mile mark for groceries that can be a quick in-and-out, and Whole Foods Market is about 2.3 miles away when you’re shopping more selectively. Coffee tends to be whatever’s closest to your schedule—Feng Cha around 0.7 miles for a treat, a Starbucks roughly 0.8 miles out for a predictable stop, or Blue Door Coffee about 1.6 miles away when you want something that feels more like a local ritual.

Evenings and weekends have a “choose your own pace” feel. Some nights are simple—Sawmill Pool for a swim, then home. Other nights you lean into the social side with Kirby’s Ice House, Sawyer Park Icehouse, or Blend Bar within a couple miles, and bigger nights out often point toward The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion around 1.7 miles away. For fitness and hobbies, you’ve got options like 24 Hour Fitness about 2 miles out, Legends Sports Complex around 1.4 miles, and nearby fields at the Oak Ridge Woodlands Area Little League Baseball / South Montgomery Girls Softball League Complex.

School zones are a major part of the decision-making here because the closest campuses are not only convenient but highly rated. HAILEY EL and KNOX J H are both nearby and rated A, and families also look to campuses like MCCULLOUGH J H, The Woodlands H S, and College Park H S, all A-rated. Commute patterns in this part of 77380 reflect a community that still relies heavily on driving, with 72.8% of workers driving alone, but the 17.7% who work from home fit right in—this is an area where a midday coffee run or library break at South Regional Library can easily slide into the workday.

Things to Do Near Cokeberry Court

The close-to-home advantage here starts with parks. Cokeberry Pond Park is practically the neighborhood’s front yard, and Maplewood Park is an easy second stop when you want a slightly different setting. If you’re stretching the outing, Loggers Hollow Park and Sawmill Park are both about half a mile away, and Marilyn Edgar Park is a familiar choice for a longer walk without turning it into a whole production.

Errands and leisure are equally straightforward. Groceries are clustered within a short drive, with Walmart Supercenter about 1 mile away and both H-E-B and Yun Loy Asian Market around 1.1 miles out, plus Whole Foods Market roughly 2.3 miles away. For a casual night out, many locals rotate between Sawyer Park Icehouse, Kirby’s Ice House, and Baker Street Pub Grill, then keep The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in the back pocket when a concert or show is the plan. When you want something quieter, South Regional Library about 1.7 miles away is an easy place to reset.

Neighborhoods Near Cokeberry Court

Cokeberry Court sits among a tight cluster of familiar Woodlands pockets, so the “nearby neighborhood” list reads like a set of adjacent chapters. Berryfrost and Windwood are both about 0.1 miles away, and The Retreat at Grogan’s Mill is just as close, which means the streets and park routes in this area often blend together during walks and bike rides.

A little farther out, Mossrock, Cokeberry Forest, Honeycomb Ridge, Bristol Gate, Pheasant Run, and Sawmill Woods are all within a few tenths of a mile, giving you a lot of nearby options if you’re comparing home styles or simply trying to stay close to the same park-and-errand routine. Champion Lake in Oak Ridge North is around 0.4 miles away and adds another nearby reference point for people who want to stay close to this side of The Woodlands while expanding their search radius.

Local Resources Around Cokeberry Court

For day-to-day civic needs, Cokeberry Court residents are close to key Montgomery County services. The Woodlands Courthouse Annex is about 2.3 miles away, along with Montgomery County Clerk and the Montgomery County Veh Registration office for tax assessor and vehicle-related tasks. Having these offices nearby matters when you’re handling deeds, registrations, or other paperwork that’s easier in person than online.

Schooling is anchored by well-known districts in the immediate orbit. Conroe ISD is the primary presence with nearby campuses like HAILEY EL and KNOX J H, and families also cross-shop options in Klein ISD, Tomball ISD, Spring ISD, and several high school programs listed within a short drive. For ongoing learning outside the classroom, South Regional Library around 1.7 miles away is a practical resource that fits naturally into a weekly routine—especially for students, remote workers, and anyone who wants a quiet place to focus.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cokeberry Court

Is Cokeberry Court a good place to live?

Cokeberry Court is a good place to live if you want The Woodlands’ signature park-focused routine in a smaller, familiar pocket of 77380. Daily life is anchored by nearby green space like Cokeberry Pond Park and Maplewood Park, with Loggers Hollow Park and Sawmill Park close enough for quick evening walks. The area’s average home value is around $375,500, and the median household income of $88,562 reflects a community where people tend to prioritize stable routines, good schools, and proximity to errands like H-E-B and Walmart Supercenter. With a median age of 37.8, the neighborhood energy often feels active and work-week oriented, with easy weekend access to The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion.

Is Cokeberry Court safe?

Specific crime statistics weren’t provided, so it’s not possible to quantify safety for Cokeberry Court here. That said, this part of The Woodlands is built around parks and neighborhood streets that encourage “eyes on the street” activity, especially near places like Cokeberry Pond Park and Maplewood Park where neighbors regularly walk, run, and take kids out to play. The steady flow of school traffic to nearby campuses like HAILEY EL and KNOX J H also tends to create predictable, community-oriented rhythms on weekday mornings and afternoons. If safety is a top priority, a local real estate expert can help you evaluate block-by-block factors and point you to the right local contacts and resources in Montgomery County.

How are the schools in Cokeberry Court?

School options near Cokeberry Court are one of the biggest practical advantages because several highly rated campuses are close by. In Conroe ISD, HAILEY EL is about 0.5 miles away and rated A, and KNOX J H is roughly 0.6 miles away with an A rating as well. Additional A-rated choices within a few miles include GLEN LOCH EL, HOUSER EL, MCCULLOUGH J H, The Woodlands H S, and College Park H S. Families also consider nearby alternatives in Klein ISD, Tomball ISD, and Spring ISD, with A-rated high school options like KLEIN OAK H S and CARL WUNSCHE SR H S listed within about 4.5 miles.

What is the cost of living in Cokeberry Court?

Cokeberry Court sits in a part of The Woodlands where overall costs track close to the national norm. The cost of living index is 98.6, where 100 represents the US average, so day-to-day expenses come in slightly below average overall. Housing runs higher than average with a housing index of 104.5, while goods are near typical at 100.6 and utilities trend lower at 95.3. On property taxes, the only specific rate provided is the Montgomery County property tax rate of $0.3770 per $100 of valuation. City, school district, and special district rates were not provided, so a combined rate can’t be calculated accurately here; in practice, a total tax rate in The Woodlands area is made up of multiple overlapping jurisdictions, and the school district portion is often a significant share. Even so, many households balance Texas property taxes against the fact that Texas has no state income tax. If you’d like, I can help you estimate taxes for a specific home by pulling the full set of applicable rates tied to that exact address.

Is Cokeberry Court good for families?

Cokeberry Court can work well for families who want parks, schools, and quick errands stitched into everyday life. Having Cokeberry Pond Park about a tenth of a mile away and Maplewood Park close by makes it easy to get outside without planning a drive, and larger park options like Sawmill Park and Marilyn Edgar Park add variety for weekends. Schools are a major draw, with nearby A-rated campuses like HAILEY EL and KNOX J H, plus other A-rated options in Conroe ISD within a short drive. The ZIP’s under-18 share is 13.2%, so you’re typically around other households navigating school schedules and kid activities, from library trips to sports at nearby complexes.

What is Cokeberry Court known for?

Cokeberry Court is known for feeling like a quiet pocket that still lives in the middle of The Woodlands’ everyday convenience. The most recognizable local feature is how close you are to named green spaces—Cokeberry Pond Park and Maplewood Park define the immediate landscape, with Sawmill Park and Loggers Hollow Park close by for longer walks. Residents also tend to identify the area by its quick access to regular stops like H-E-B and Yun Loy Asian Market, plus the option to turn an ordinary evening into a night out at places like Kirby’s Ice House or a show at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion. It’s a very “use the neighborhood” part of 77380 rather than a tucked-away pocket you only drive through.

What are things to do near Cokeberry Court?

Near Cokeberry Court, most free time starts outdoors and ends with an easy bite or drink. Cokeberry Pond Park and Maplewood Park are the go-to spots for quick walks, and you can extend the route to Loggers Hollow Park, Sawmill Park, or Sunset Springs Park when you want more time outside. For entertainment, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion is about 1.7 miles away, and The Hughes Landing Bandstand is around 2.4 miles away for a change of scene. Food and hangouts tend to cluster around casual favorites like Sawyer Park Icehouse, Kirby’s Ice House, Baker Street Pub Grill, and Blend Bar, with coffee stops like Feng Cha and Blue Door Coffee fitting neatly into errands.

What ZIP code is Cokeberry Court in?

Cokeberry Court is in ZIP code 77380. This ZIP covers a busy, central part of The Woodlands with parks, schools, and shopping close together.

Interested in Buying or Selling in Cokeberry Court?

If you’re considering Cokeberry Court, a local advisor can help you compare nearby pockets like Windwood, Cokeberry Forest, and The Retreat at Grogan’s Mill while keeping school zones and daily-drive realities in mind. Reach out for a targeted home search and a clear picture of what homes are actually selling for in this part of 77380.