Lancaster Square Neighborhood

Lancaster Square Homes in Cypress, Texas

Find information about Lancaster Square homes below. Lancaster Square in Cypress is a new construction home community located in Northwest Houston within the 77429 zip code. Nearby towns include Tomball and Katy. Home builders in Lancaster Square include KB Home Homes offering numerous floor plans and price ranges.

Lancaster Square Community Profile

Community Name: Lancaster Square
Home Builders: KB Home
Highest Price: $225,000
Lowest Price: $175,000
Square Foot Range: 1585 – 2910 sq/ft

County: Harris County Homes
Metro Area: Houston Homes
City: Cypress Homes
Zip Code: 77429 Homes
Category: Cypress New Construction Homes
Category: Houston New Construction Homes

See all Subdivisions: Cypress Neighborhood Directory

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