Cochran’s Crossing – FAQ

🏠 Cochran’s Crossing – Heart of The Woodlands, Heart of Community

Cochran’s Crossing blends small-town comfort with big-city convenience. It’s centrally located and home to The Woodlands Country Club, beautiful golf views, and top-rated schools.

🏠 Cochran’s Crossing – FAQ

Q1: Where is Cochran’s Crossing located?
A. Centrally in The Woodlands, near Research Forest Drive and Gosling Road.

Q2: When was it developed?
A. Mostly in the late 1980s through early 2000s.

Q3: What makes Cochran’s Crossing popular?
A. Its golf course setting, top schools, and convenient central location.

Q4: What’s the average age of homes?
A. Roughly 25–35 years, with many extensively updated.

Q5: What are the property taxes like?
A. Around 1.79-1.81%, varying by subdivision.

Q6: What kind of homes are available?
A. Traditional single-family homes, custom properties, and golf course estates.

Q7: What schools serve the area?
A. David Elementary, Powell Elementary, and McCullough Junior High.

Q8: What amenities are nearby?
A. The Woodlands Country Club, shopping centers, parks, and restaurants.

Q9: How’s the commute?
A. About 10 minutes to I-45, with nearby park-and-ride options.

Q10: Any fun historical facts?
A. Cochran’s Crossing is named after the Cochran family, early settlers in Montgomery County who owned much of the surrounding land.