In keeping with the Rainer's version of HGTV started by Ryan Hukill in here's what $100,000 will buy in Spring Texas.  If you aren't sure where Spring is, it is about 30 minutes Northwest of Houston.           This home was built in 1972.  It is 1624 square feet per the appraisal district and is brick and wood.  It has 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a 2 car garage, formal living, formal dining, den, kitchen and breakfast room. The description on the HAR MLS reads:  CHARMING 1 STORY NESTLED AMONG THE TREES  WITH FRONT & BACK TX SIZE COVERED PORCHES FOR PLENTY OF SHADE*UPDATES INCLUDE INT/EXT PAINT*TILE ENTRY*KIT* BREAKFAST*UTILITY&BATHS*PAINTED KIT CABINETS W/HARDWARE& REFURBISHED COUNTER-TOPS*UPDATED BUILT-IN WHITE APPLIANCES *LIGHT FIXTURES & FANS/06*SPLIT FORMALS OR USE FORMAL LIVING R... 02/20/2007

Windrose is a master planned community in Spring TX.  It is located right off of Kuykendahl and 2920 with easy access to I-45, the Beltway and SH 249.  It sprawls over an area of 1121 acres of land and has approximately 2000 homes.          Within the community Windrose offers a variety of amenities such as a lake offering lakefront home sites.   Walking trails abound.           There's a Meeting house for the residents to get together.  As you can tell from the sign there's a lot of ways to get involved in the community.  Located near the Meeting house you will find tennis courts, volleyball courts and a soccer field.         There are two swimming pools in the community one of them being a Junior Olympic pool (get ready for those swim meets).        The community includes an 18 hole g... 02/13/2007

Spring TX is an area located along I-45, about 20 miles north of Houston.  Most of Spring is in unincorporated Northwest Harris County but part of Spring extends in to unincorporated Montgomery County.  Spring TX does not have official boundaries since it is not incorporated; there is not an actual town of Spring TX. The area is close enough to Houston to be able to enjoy the amenities but far enough away to still feel like you are in the country.  It is very accessible to the amenities of the Woodlands.   Spring was settled by German immigrants in 1840. The Wunsche family settled in the area and began farming the land. The area had a tremendous growth after the railroad was built through the town in 1871. The town served as a railroad center in the early 1900's.  You can visit the Spri... 02/05/2007