Inwood Forest, Houston, Texas
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Inwood Forest is a community of 1,200 homes in near-northwest Houston, Texas.
The community's landmark is the Inwood Forest Country Club, a private golf course on Antoine Drive. Inwood Forest is filled with diversity from the varying home sizes ranging from small (1500 square foot) ranch style homes to upscale homes that top about 4,000 square foot. There is also a range of ages and ethnicities of its residents, retirees liking its golf and professionals enjoying its proximity to Downtown Houston and the Galleria. Inwood Forest boasts one of the most active Community on Patrol groups in the state known as IFCOP.
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The community is in the Aldine Independent School District.
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