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The Cypress

Features

bed: 4
bath: 3.5
sq ft: 3,944
Spacious kitchen with wooden cabinets, island, and modern appliances.
Spacious kitchen with island and dining area in a modern home.
Bathroom vanity with copper vessel sink, mirror, and decorative accessories.
Rustic wooden barn door in a contemporary living space with decor.
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Description

A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace sets the tone for The Cypress — and every other room follows its lead. This 3,639-square-foot Hamilton Group custom home in Longview’s Northcrest Chase community offers four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms across a 1.5-story floor plan built for real living. A large kitchen island, custom cabinetry, and a spa-level primary suite reflect the quality of finish that defines the firm’s work in East Texas. One of three custom homes Hamilton Group has completed on Northcrest Chase, each a unique expression of luxury tailored to its setting. The Cypress stands as an example of how Hamilton Group’s design process produces homes that are both architecturally grounded and deeply personal.

Special Features

  • A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace serves as the home’s structural anchor — visible from the entry, the kitchen, and through the rear windows, it organizes the entire open plan around a single material gesture
  • Oversized rear windows flood the main living spaces with unfiltered natural light and frame views of the yard without interruption from mullions or trim that fights the view
  • Upper-level game room with a built-in bar, large-format television wall, and enough real square footage to hold a pool table without making the rest of the room feel like a hallway
  • Primary bath with a wet room design — soaking tub and shower sharing a tiled enclosure with a linear drain that disappears underfoot, and floor-to-ceiling tile that needs no towel bar to look finished
  • Board-and-batten exterior with black-frame windows and natural wood accents: a modern farmhouse composition that earns the label through proportion, not just paint color

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