Developed in 1983, Greensbrook Sec 1 R/P is a diverse and vibrant community comprised of over 400 single-family homes. Located in unincorporated NE Harris County, Greensbrook Section One is a deed-restricted community that is home to working families. It is one of the oldest subdivisions in Municipal Utility District No. 148, with whom it partners for water infrastructure and easements that serve all the surrounding neighborhoods.

In 2019, a grassroots effort led to the reinstatement of the Greensbrook Homeowners Association after decades of dormancy and neighborhood decline. Since 2019, the self-managed Greensbrook Homeowners Association, Inc., led by HOA President Calvet Shelley, has performed regular maintenance of the common areas in the community, established a reserve fund for the maintenance of street lights (which had been shut off for nonpayment in 2018), banned the overnight parking of eighteen-wheelers and large commercial vehicles, enforced lot maintenance, hosted annual neighborhood clean-up events and youth basketball camps, abated ongoing illegal dumping, and endeavored to address the most critical needs of homeowners in Section One. 

Neighborhood amenities include a MUD No. 148 basketball pavilion located in the rear of the neighborhood and a 1-acre pocket park, micro-forest, and mini-prairie located near the Kingslake Forest entrance of the subdivision that connects to the walking trail along N Lake Houston Parkway.

The subdivision is also home to The Resurgence Monument, a mosaic tile work created by renowned public artist Reginald Adams, commissioned in 2024 by the Association to honor the history and resilience of the residents of Greensbrook. The monument will be permanently installed in late 2025 in the median at the intersection of Kingslake Forest Drive and N Lake Houston Parkway. 

Greensbrook Section One is located in NE Harris County, one of Houston’s fastest-growing residential and business sub-markets. It is  Greensbrook is a short distance from Generation Park, a 4,300-acre mixed-use development featuring state-of-the-art residential, business, manufacturing, and industrial facilities, as well as green spaces, retail, and dining options. The area also includes two college campuses — San Jacinto College Generation Park and Lone Star College Kingwood.

The subdivision is conveniently located near multiple grocery and retail options, including H-E-B, Kroger, and Walmart, which offer groceries, pharmacy, and deli services. Nearby, Westlake Marketplace, at Sam Houston Tollway and W Lake Houston, provides a large shopping center with a variety of retailers, restaurants, fast-food chains, coffee shops, and home improvement stores. At the Ralston Road entrance into the subdivision, there is a Dollar General and an adjacent service station with a convenience store — both within walking distance.

Education is a strong point for Greensbrook residents. Robust academic and athletic programs are the hallmark of Sheldon ISD, the public school district serving the community. Families in Greensbrook Sec 1 are zoned to Garret Elementary School, C.E. King Middle School, C.E. King 9th Grade Campus, and C.E. King High School — home of the Panthers.

Residents can enjoy outdoor recreation along a paved walking trail maintained by Harris County, which runs along the subdivision’s greenbelt frontage at N Lake Houston Parkway. Nature lovers will also appreciate Greensbrook’s proximity to Alexander Deussen Park, a 309-acre Harris County park that offers a duck pond, dog park, jogging trail, sports fields, picnic areas, BBQ grills, community center, boat ramp, playground, water gazebo, and several pavilions suitable for gatherings. The park also includes an active Senior Center.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, Lake Houston Wilderness Park provides an incredible mix of hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, birding, fishing, camping, horseback riding, and swimming areas along scenic creeks and natural waterways.

Fishing enthusiasts will appreciate Greensbrook’s proximity to Lake Houston, a 19-mile reservoir on the San Jacinto River known for large-mouth bass, blue catfish, bluegill, white crappie, and Florida bass.

Finally, Greensbrook is less than a mile from Houston Motorsports Park, a premier car racing venue featuring a NASCAR oval track and drag strip that hosts exciting weekend events.