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The Cape at Grand Harbor
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Property Details
About this property
The Cape at Grand Harbor is close to the energy corridor, great shopping, and parks. Add to that our commitment to providing a world class living experience with our professional on-site management and maintenance teams and you have a home you will miss as soon as you step out your front door! Aside from location and service, there are our lifestyle amenities - work up a sweat in the fitness center, then cool off with a dip in the pool, and hone your barbecue technique at our outdoor kitchen. When you live here, getting where you want, for work or play, is easy. We are proud to be recognized as an ApartmentRatings.com Top Rated Award recipient!
Property Location
About Katy, Texas
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In the mid 19th century Katy was known as Cane Island, named after the creek that still runs through the area, which was filled with sugar cane planted by fur trappers. In the middle of the coastal plane– this ‘island’ of cane was surrounded by miles of tall grass; thus it became known as Cane Island. The road from Harrisburg to San Antonio, known as the San Felipe Road, ran through it.