Cinco Ranch, a master-planned community in Fort Bend and Harris counties, sits approximately 25 miles west of Houston. The area's history dates back to the 1820s when pioneer Moses Austin received a land grant from the Spanish government. The community's name reflects its past - "cinco" means five in Spanish, commemorating the five partners who purchased the ranch in 1937.

Residents enjoy 12 community pools, numerous parks, and an extensive network of greenbelt trails for outdoor activities. The Golf Club at Cinco Ranch offers an 18-hole course across 167 acres, while South Lake provides opportunities for fishing and boating. The community falls within the Katy Independent School District boundaries and offers convenient shopping at LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch, an outdoor retail center.

Cinco Ranch's location near Houston's Energy Corridor allows for manageable commute times while maintaining a suburban atmosphere. Community amenities include the Cinco Ranch Branch Library and the Katy Family YMCA.