Memorial Bend homes for sale and Real Estate information

A historical community in Houston’s Memorial area. Development in Memorial Bend began in 1955.

Today, this subdivision has several fine mid-twentieth century contemporary houses. Many well known architects, including William Norman Floyd, Brooks & Brooks, William R. Jenkins, Lars Bang, and Harwood Taylor, designed the homes in Memorial Bend. Other popular architects made Memorial Bend their home. Alos, Memorial Bend is unique because several of its streets are named after operas.

Town & Country Village shopping mall is conveniently close to Memorial Bend, where shoppers can shop, and dine to their delight.

Terry Hershey Park is a favorite with Memorial area hikers and bikers. The park was named after conservationist Terry Hershey, who led the campaign to keep Buffalo Bayou natural.

The Houston Grand Opera is just minutes away from Memorial Bend. The Houston Grand Opera is a top-notch company, with its first performance in1955 being the controversial Salome and it has continued to be innovative ever since.

Home prices in Memorial Bend range from $250,000 to over $1 million. Like so much of the Memorial area, Memorial Bend developed over a wide span of time.

Many of the homes were built in 1950s, yet some new home construction continues today. Memorial Bend homes are primarily executive and estate homes. Home styles vary, ranging from 1950s contemporary to traditional styles built in this century with all the modern touches. Sizes also vary, with around 4,600 square feet being the average for the more recently built homes.

Home Builders in Memorial Bend Include:

• Array Custom Homes
• Metropolitan Custom Builders
• Protege Homes

Our professional team of realtors can help you find the right Memorial Bend 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 Memorial Bend community go to schools in the Spring Branch Independent School District.

The following public schools serve Memorial Bend:

• Rummel Creek Elementary
• Memorial Middle School
• Memorial High School

Private Schools

The Memorial area has many noted private schools, both secular and religious.

Higher Education

Memorial Bend residents have a wide-range of local choices when it comes to higher education. Several major universities are within easy driving distance. The Spring Branch campus of Houston Community College System’s Northwest College offers Memorial area residents a range of academic and career programs.

The upscale Town & Country Village shopping mall is very close to Memorial Bend; here shoppers can shop, and dine to their hearts content.

Once called Buffalo Bayou Park, Terry Hershey Park is a favorite with Memorial area bikers and hikers. The park was named after conservationist Terry Hershey who led the campaign to keep Buffalo Bayou natural (many of the city’s bayous were being lined with concrete).

The Houston Grand Opera is just minutes away from Memorial Bend. The Houston Grand Opera is a world-class company; its first performance in 1955 was the controversial Salome and it has continued to be innovative ever since. Houston Grand Opera strives to please both opera aficionados and those new to the genre, with its wide-variety of offerings.

Memorial Bend offers easy access to the Texas Medical Center.  The Texas Medical Center is one of the world’s premier medical centers and offers care to patients from all over the world.  The Medical Center’s famous hospitals include Methodist, M.D. Anderson, and St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital.

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