The Wall Street Journal featured the Katy estate of Michael and Angela Cohen, listed for sale as 4233 Two Gun Way, Katy, Texas, with listing agent Nicholas Moncada of Douglas Elliman. On August 30, 2026, the Houston Chronicle also featured the property prominently on HoustonChronicle.com. The property includes more than 14 acres, a substantial primary residence, a private street, and extensive residential and entertainment improvements.
The two features focus on the unusual scale and amenities of the property and on Michael Cohen’s success in daily fantasy sports. The Chronicle identifies the property as a 14.7-acre estate and describes the main residence as approximately 14,695 square feet with a six-car garage, theater, bowling alley, and other custom features.
The Overton Law Firm, P.C. assisted Michael and Angela Cohen with legal work connected to the property. The Firm’s work included title work, the Fort Bend County private-street name-change process, related construction-contract and builder issues, and municipal utility district matters, including out-of-district service issues.
The private-street work is reflected in Fort Bend County records. Fort Bend County Engineering received a request to change the existing private street name from Dewberry Lane to Two Gun Way. County Engineering identified the reason for the change as a street-name conflict because Dewberry Lane existed both as a private street off Fulshear-Katy Road and as a public street off Holmes Road. County Engineering verified that Two Gun Way was an acceptable alternative because it was not duplicated within Fort Bend County.
Fort Bend County issued public-hearing materials for Commissioners Court consideration of the requested change from Dewberry Lane to Two Gun Way. Those materials included the public-hearing notice, the request form, and a map exhibit showing the Two Gun Way street extent.
This matter illustrates the legal work that can accompany significant residential real-estate and development projects in Texas. Substantial properties may involve more than title review or closing documents. Private-road matters, county records, construction contracts, builder negotiations, MUD-district issues, public-facing property records, and related development issues can all affect the path from acquisition and construction to completion and eventual sale.
The Firm is pleased to have assisted the Cohens with legal work connected to this Katy property.