Lakewood Heights Homes For Sale

Lakewood Heights is one of the larger established neighborhoods in Huffman, with roughly 700 single-family homes according to HAR records. The median build year is around 1971, and lots typically run about a quarter acre. Homes line streets such as Corydon Drive and Fall Creek Drive, and recent listings have included single-story brick homes with updated kitchens and fenced back yards.

Lakewood Heights is in Huffman ISD, and listings show Huffman Elementary, Huffman Middle School and Hargrave High School. Confirm campuses for each address. There is a Lakewood Heights Association, and we review its dues and rules with every buyer. Lake Houston is close by for boating and fishing, and FM 1960 and FM 2100 connect residents to Atascocita and Humble.

Huffman has grown from a farming and ranching community into a mostly residential area while keeping its small-town character. Lake Houston opened in 1953 as a water reservoir for the City of Houston, and today residents use it for boating, water skiing, fishing and sailing. For family time on land, I.T. May Park is a 69-acre Harris County park on Wolf Road with baseball and football fields, playgrounds, a walking trail and the May Community Center. We are glad to compare Lakewood Heights with other Huffman neighborhoods, from acreage areas to lake communities, so you can see which fits your plans.

Homes from the 1960s and 1970s often come with mature trees and solid brick construction, and many have been updated. We help buyers sort out which updates have been done, plan the right inspections and compare homes on condition as well as price.

Near the lake, we review flood zone maps and seller disclosures for every home we show. If you own in Lakewood Heights, updated homes here attract steady interest, and we can show you what your Lakewood Heights home is worth and which improvements matter most to buyers.