Marquis at Katy
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- One, Two, & Three Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Cat Friendly, Dog Friendly, & Pets Considered
- Off Street Parking
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
- Outdoor Pool
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About this property
If you’re searching for a first-class home in a city with heart, you will love Marquis at Katy in Katy, Texas. Enjoy a small-town vibe and big-city amenities from the comfort of your spacious one, two, or three bedroom apartment near Park Row. In addition to the open-concept floor plans and upscale features, our picturesque community is brimming with lifestyle enhancements. From the laid-back outdoor pool to the 24-hour fitness center, our pet-friendly community offers innumerable opportunities for fun and recreation.
Our central location near Park Row and Legacy Stadium means you’re always connected to the city when you live at Marquis at Katy. Easy access to I-10 and Highway 99 minimizes your commute to local employers like Memorial Hermann Health System and Igloo Products Corporation. With close proximity to Mason Creek South Hike & Bike Trail, Typhoon Texas Waterpark, and Katy Mills, your new home is your ticket to outdoor recreation and endless entertainment.
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About Katy, Texas
Learn About This Location
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.