Tanglewood, Residential neighborhood in western Houston, United States.
Tanglewood is a residential neighborhood in western Houston, bordered by Woodway Drive, San Felipe Street, Chimney Rock Road, and Sage Road. The area contains over 1,200 homes spread across a tree-lined landscape.
The neighborhood was developed in 1949 by the Tanglewood Corporation and named after Nathaniel Hawthorne's book Tanglewood Tales. This development transformed former prairie land into a residential community.
The neighborhood is known for its mature trees that create a wooded feel, standing out from the surrounding urban landscape. These trees give the streets character and provide shade throughout the area.
The neighborhood offers convenient access to major business districts including Uptown, Greenway Plaza, and the Energy Corridor, all within a short drive. A car is recommended for getting around this area.
The neighborhood became home to various prominent figures, including a former president who actively participated in community life. This connection gave it recognition beyond typical residential areas.
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