Originally known as "Buttermilk Station," Rosharon offers a peaceful alternative to Houston's busy pace while maintaining convenient access to city amenities. Located in Brazoria County at the intersection of Farm to Market Roads 521 and 1462, this small community spans just over four square miles and features spacious properties set among the region's characteristic rural landscapes. The area includes several rental communities and single-family homes.

Rosharon's rental market includes established neighborhoods like Songbird Ranch, Lakes of Savannah, and Sterling Lakes. The community sits approximately 30 miles south of downtown Houston via Highway 288, providing access to employment centers in Houston, Pearland, and Sugar Land. Notable nearby attractions include the Brazos Bend State Park, where residents can explore hiking trails, observe wildlife, and enjoy stargazing at the George Observatory.

The local economy includes several major employers, including the Schlumberger product center and Texas Department of Criminal Justice facilities. Rosharon features a distinctive cultural area known as "Little Cambodia," established in the 1980s, which contributes significantly to the area's agricultural production. The median household income in Rosharon is approximately $78,000, reflecting the community's economic stability.