An expansive bayfront estate in Seabrook, complete with its own private beach and coastal pond, has muscled its way into the ranks of the Houston area's priciest residential closings this month. The roughly 7,645-square-foot home sits on about 2.5 acres and comes with terraces, a heated pool and direct shoreline access in a market where sizeable, true waterfront acreage close to Houston is still hard to come by.
Big Lot, Private Beach
The home at 633 Quintana Roo Place, set on approximately 2.52 acres with a coastal pond and its own stretch of sand, was the only Clear Lake-area property to crack the top-ten list of Houston-area closings for the week starting June 7, as reported by the Houston Business Journal. The Journal's slide gallery zeroes in on the estate's bayfront exposure and high-end interior finishes.
Sale Details
Public records and listing sites show the property closed June 12 for $3,995,000, according to Redfin. That price tag put the house among the week's priciest metro-area transactions and underscores how much buyers are still willing to pay for private shoreline and sizable acreage near Clear Lake.
Listing and Agent
The property was marketed by Rebecca Chirich and credited to Iron Vine Properties. The Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices listing shows a $3,995,000 asking price, five bedrooms, eight bathrooms and roughly 7,645 square feet on a 2.518-acre lot. The description highlights a heated pool, multiple terraces, an elevator and the ability to “kayak directly from your private shore.”
Where It Fits in Houston's Luxury Market
The closing lands at a time when Houston's upper-tier market has stayed busy even as inventory has opened up across the metro. Pending sales climbed to their highest level since May 2022 in the latest snapshot, and luxury homes were among the strongest-performing segments, according to the Houston Association of Realtors' May 2026 Housing Market Update from HAR.
Why Private Shorelines Still Command a Premium
Only a handful of properties around Clear Lake combine long water frontage, a private beach and enough room for guest parking and outdoor amenities. That scarcity keeps demand high for estates that offer both recreation and privacy. Listing materials note that the property sits less than 10 minutes from Kemah Boardwalk and nearby yacht clubs, conveniences that can nudge competition toward buyers willing to pay top dollar, according to the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices entry.
See Inside
For more photos and a closer look at the interiors and grounds, check out the slide gallery from the Houston Business Journal. The sale is another reminder that in metro Houston, acreage plus private waterfront still has serious pull at the top of the market.
