Lakes at Cinco Ranch
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- One, Two, & Three Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Three Bathrooms
- Cat Friendly & Dog Friendly
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
- Outdoor Pool
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About this property
The Lakes at Cinco Ranch Apartments in Katy, Texas is a peaceful luxury retreat offering lakefront apartment living at its finest. Your perfect apartment is located just off the Grand Parkway between Cinco Ranch Boulevard and Westheimer Parkway in the heart of Cinco Ranch, a 7,400-acre master-planned community offering a championship golf course; wooded Bayou Nature Trails and greenbelt trails; numerous lakes; sports fields and the highly acclaimed and award-winning Katy ISD—one of the Nation’s top school systems. Our luxurious lakefront and Grand Parkway community offers spacious and stylish one, two and three bedroom apartments; so you’re sure to find an apartment that’s ideal for you from among our wide variety of apartment styles with features and options that include. Nearby Katy Mills Mall, West Oaks Mall and La Centerra Lifestyle Center offer an endless array of shopping and entertainment opportunities; and our wealth of nearby restaurants cater to every taste, mood and occasion.
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About Katy, Texas
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In the mid 19th century Katy was known as Cane Island, named after the creek that still runs through the area, which was filled with sugar cane planted by fur trappers. In the middle of the coastal plane– this ‘island’ of cane was surrounded by miles of tall grass; thus it became known as Cane Island. The road from Harrisburg to San Antonio, known as the San Felipe Road, ran through it.