Sedona Lakes is a contemporary, lakeside master-planned community in Manvel, just east of SH-288 and minutes south of Pearland’s main retail corridor.

Inspired by the red rock landscapes of Sedona, Arizona, the neighborhood spans roughly 530–535 acres with stone accents, winding streets, and a strong emphasis on water and green space.

Sedona Lakes single family homes for sale attract buyers who want newer construction, resort-style amenities, and a quieter, “tucked-away” feel while still keeping an easy commute to the Texas Medical Center, downtown Houston, and major employment hubs along 288.

Sedona Lakes is almost entirely composed of single family homes. HAR’s 2024 neighborhood statistics show:

Single family properties: 646

Median year built: 2014

Median home size: 3,532 sq. ft.

Median lot size: 9,387 sq. ft.

Median market value: $566,360

Neighborhood value range: about $446K–$654K

Median price per sq. ft.: ~$156

Zillow’s home value index places the average Sedona Lakes value around $538,000, down about 1–1.5% over the past year, reflecting a mildly cooling but still strong market.

Realtor.com reports a median listing price around $529,000 with a handful of active listings at any given time, while Redfin tracks a recent median sale price around $438,000, roughly $131 per square foot, with homes spending about 90+ days on market.

Recent solds on HAR show many Sedona Lakes single family homes closing in the high-$400Ks to low-$700Ks depending on size, features, pools, and lot position, especially for larger one-story and pool homes.

Types of Single Family Homes in Sedona Lakes

Sedona Lakes single family homes generally fall into the “move-up and executive” category. Common patterns include:

One- and two-story homes from roughly 2,000 to over 5,500 sq. ft.

3–5+ bedrooms, 3–4+ baths, and multiple living areas.

High ceilings, open kitchens with large islands, media/game rooms, home offices, and extended outdoor living spaces.

Builders such as Coventry and other regional and national names contributed to the community, emphasizing stone-and-brick elevations, three-car garages on many plans, and energy-efficient systems consistent with post-2010 construction.

Buying a Single Family Home in Sedona Lakes

Buying a single family home in Sedona Lakes is about balancing lakeside lifestyle, newer construction, and commute convenience. The community sits just off SH-288 near County Road 101, giving residents a straightforward route into the Texas Medical Center, downtown Houston, and Pearland’s retail corridor while still feeling separate from heavy commercial traffic.

Sedona Lakes is known for its intimate scale compared to mega master-planned communities. You get lakes, a recreation center, and a resort-style pool without feeling like you’re driving miles just to exit the neighborhood.

Within Sedona Lakes, buyers usually compare:

Section ages and builder reputations.

Lot type: interior, cul-de-sac, corner, lakefront, or greenbelt.

One-story vs. two-story living, especially for multigenerational or “forever home” shoppers.

Proximity to amenities, entrances, and Alvin ISD school zoning.

Sedona Lakes was designed as a lakes-and-trails retreat just outside the city bustle. Marketing materials and community guides describe it as a 530–535 acre master-planned community centered on scenic lakes, wetlands, streams, and extensive green space.