Shenandoah

The City of Shenandoah, Texas, was incorporated in 1974 and is an important town in Montgomery County, one of the country’s fastest growing areas. Bisected by Interstate Highway 45, Shenandoah’s proximity to Houston, Lake Conroe, The Woodlands and George H. W. Bush International Airport make it an integral part of Houston’s suburban belt. Shenandoah itself, however, retains a “small-town” atmosphere which it rigorously protects and fosters.

Residential Shenandoah offers peaceful neighborhoods tucked away in the southern end of the great East Texas piney woods with low taxes and good schools. Subdivisions include Benders Landing, Cypresswood, Spring Creek Forest, White Oak Ranch, Gate on Bending Pines Lane, Marbella, River Forest, Willowood, and Somerset Place. Big-city amenities are within a few minutes drive, and include the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion and Portofino shopping center. Dozens of public and private golf courses as well as beautiful Lake Conroe are close at hand.

Businesses are opening every day in Shenandoah, and the city welcomes growth and new jobs. Transferees to the Houston area are also settling in Shenandoah to take advantage of the laid-back atmosphere and good schools.

The high quality of life, geographical advantage, and history of dedicated city officials all contribute to Shenandoah’s outstanding quality of life.