Incorporated in 1962, Briargrove Park is located between Westheimer and Buffalo Bayou with easy access to the Sam Houston Tollway (Beltway 8) and Briar Forest. More than 1,400 homes (1,472 lots) are nestled among towering oaks and soft pine trees.

A variety of style and size in the homes appeals to the changing needs and desires of owners and home buyers. Landscaped gardens, flickering gaslights, and manicured lawns enhance the esthetics of this wonderful neighborhood.

Recreation facilities include the tennis courts, a pool, a subdivision park and playground, and the Mary Ann Franklow Park containing a jogging trail and gazebo. Briargrove Park is well known for family and community involvement, including a women's club, tennis and swim programs and leagues, and a garden club. Everyone is encouraged to join. Annual activities include an Easter egg hunt, Summerfest, Fourth of July celebration and parade, and a Christmas decorating contest.

The neighborhood boasts an active Homeowners Association composed of 7 residential directors and property owners. These directors meet each month and oversee all the activities of Briargrove Park. An Architectural Control Committee reviews and enforces strict regulations on home additions and new construction to preserve the integrity of the neighborhood.

All of the affairs and business for the subdivision are managed by full-time staff for the convenience of the homeowners. Its annual maintenance fee covers 24-hour security, the upkeep of common grounds, back door garbage collection, and limited gas light maintenance.