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1960/Cypress Creek North is a thriving community in Houston, Texas. It is part of a larger community with properties for sale, along with access to thoroughfares.

1960/Cypress Creek North is part of a larger Cypress community. Its notable neighbors are The Woodlands, Eagle Landing, and Spring East. Other apartments and subdivisions with houses for sale are also nearby.
Residents can quickly access local green spaces in 1960/Cypress Creek North. Within 5 miles they can reach Forest Oaks and Collins Park to engage in recreation.
The community is close to major retailers and conveniences in the city. Residents can reach Kroger and Walmart for groceries within minutes from their homes. This convenient access to major retailers adds to the appeal of 1960/Cypress Creek North.
1960/Cypress Creek North offers many properties for sale. With many bedroom floors and amenities, these houses range from $300,000 to $500,000. Price values may vary on location, amenities, and other estate factors.
The neighborhood is zoned to the Spring Independent School District. SISD is a top-rated district with many award-winning schools available. Notable schools include Haude and Kreinhop Elementary School.

1960/Cypress Creek North is close to employment districts in Downtown Houston. Residents can reach the Energy Corridor and other companies through major thoroughfares.

To get personal advice on buying or selling in the 1960/Cypress Creek North area, contact Paige Martin, one of Houston’s best realtors and one of the top-ranked Realtors in the United States.

“Had a great time at the Astros game today - thanks for the invite Brad! We can’t recommend the Houston Properties team (Paige, Brad, Lisa and Holly) enough! We worked with Paige in 2010 during the purchase of our first townhouse and have bought/sold three more properties since. Their service during the transactions went above and beyond what we expected and that service has continued to this day!” - Thomas Carmine (Google Review)