Off Market
Welcome home to 6615 Haughton Drive. We begin our tour here, where the two-story brick façade and mature trees create a truly grand first impression. There’s an elegance to the way this home greets you — refined, inviting, and right at home in Northampton Forest.Now, let’s step back and take in how it sits on its spacious cul-de-sac lot.
From above, you can truly appreciate the setting. Positioned within the curve of the cul-de-sac, the home enjoys a wider front yard and an extended driveway that stretches back to the detached 3-car garage. The .297-acre lot gives the property room to breathe and a presence within Northampton Forest that’s hard to miss.Now, let’s head toward the front entry.
As we make our way to the front door, the details come into focus — bay windows that add dimension to the façade, arched windows that echo the home’s elegant style, and coach lights that frame the entry in the evenings. The brickwork carries through with warmth and depth, while the covered porch creates a welcoming transition before stepping inside.Now, let’s open the door and see how the home unfolds from the entry.
Stepping inside, the two story foyer immediately makes an impression. To the left, arched openings lead into the formal dining room, where the bay window at the front fills the space with natural light. Ahead and slightly to the right, the curved staircase rises gracefully, becoming a focal point of the entry. Just beyond it, another arched opening hints at the living spaces tucked further into the home - giving you a preview without revealing everything at once.
Moving past the staircase, we pause and look back toward the front door. From this vantage point, the height of the foyer feels even more dramatic, with natural light pouring in from the arched window above the entry. To the right, the formal dining room now opens fully into view through the arched columns, its rich flooring and front bay window giving it warmth and depth. Behind us sits the family room, quietly tucked beyond the foyer — but first, let’s step into the dining room for a closer look.
Inside the formal dining room, the craftsmanship becomes even more apparent. Rich wood flooring grounds the space, while chair railing and box panel trim add depth and character along the walls. Crown moulding frames the room beautifully, drawing your eye up to the scalloped ceiling detail where a grand chandelier anchors the space.The bay windows bring in soft natural light, balancing the scale so the room feels both impressive and inviting — ready to host gatherings of any size.
Another view of the formal dining room highlights the rich wood flooring, detailed millwork, and elegant tray ceiling above. Natural light filters in through the arched window, creating a warm, inviting setting for both everyday meals and special gatherings.
From the foyer, the main living spaces open up with a clear view of the living room, kitchen, and breakfast area beyond. The layout feels easy and connected, with natural light drawing you through the home and into the spaces where daily life unfolds.
The living room welcomes you in with an open, comfortable layout anchored by a fireplace and a wall of windows overlooking the backyard.
The family room — a welcoming space centered around the fireplace and framed by windows along the back of the home. Natural light filters in from the backyard, giving the room a relaxed, everyday feel. Tile flooring keeps it practical and easy to maintain, while the layout allows for comfortable seating and conversation.
Overlooking the living room and kitchen, the main living area comes together in a way that feels open and easy to live in. The fireplace anchors the space, while the kitchen remains just within reach — making it simple to move between relaxing, cooking, and gathering without missing a moment.
From this angle, the main living area opens up beautifully. The large window along the back wall draws in natural light and offers a clear view of the backyard, brightening both the family room and kitchen throughout the day.
From this angle, the kitchen’s finishes come into clearer view. Sparkling granite countertops run throughout, complemented by a tile backsplash. The gas cooktop and built-in microwave are positioned along the back wall, with drawers beneath the oven for easy-access storage.
From this angle, the kitchen’s layout comes into focus — with the center island positioned for prep and storage, while the raised bar island in the foreground houses the sink and creates a natural separation from the living space beyond. Granite countertops, tile backsplash, and stainless appliances line the walls, with undercabinet lighting softly illuminating the workspace. The walk-in pantry sits just to the left, keeping everyday essentials close at hand.
A closer look at the kitchen highlights the expansive granite surfaces and thoughtful layout, offering space for prep, serving, and gathering. Undercabinet lighting softly illuminates the tile backsplash, while the gas cooktop and built-in microwave are positioned for easy use. The raised bar with sink keeps the kitchen connected to the living area beyond, making it easy to stay part of the conversation.
From the opposite side, the kitchen reveals even more of its thoughtful layout. The raised bar with sink overlooks the breakfast area and backyard beyond, while the center island adds additional prep space and storage. Extensive cabinetry lines the walls, and the walk-in pantry sits just to the right, keeping everything within easy reach.
The breakfast area feels bright and inviting, wrapped in bay windows that surround the table with natural light. This space is nearly encircled by windows, giving it an airy, open feel throughout the day. The angles of the bay add dimension, while still keeping the table comfortably centered within the room.It’s an easy spot to start the morning or wind down at the end of the day, all with a clear view of the backyard beyond.
Wrapped in a wall of arched bay windows, the breakfast room is filled with natural light and views of the backyard. It’s an inviting spot to start the day or unwind in the evening, with a setting that feels both open and tucked into its own quiet corner of the home.
One last look at the kitchen as a whole. The raised bar island creates a welcoming edge, while the second island adds depth and flexibility at the center. Cabinetry wraps the room with generous storage, stainless appliances shine against the tile backsplash, and sparkling granite counters catch the light from every angle. The built-in desk area near the arched doorway adds a thoughtful touch, keeping daily details within reach without interrupting the design.
Tucked beneath the curve of the staircase, the half bath makes a statement with its rich, vibrant walls and warm tones. The round mirror echoes the circular shape of the staircase above, adding a thoughtful design detail. It’s a space with personality — unexpected, memorable, and perfect for guests.
Tucked on the main level, the primary suite makes an immediate impression with its generous size and elegant details. A wide bay window stretches across the back wall, filling the room with natural light and adding architectural dimension. Crown moulding traces the ceiling line, giving the space a finished, refined feel.It’s a spacious retreat — open, airy, and designed to feel both grand and comfortable at the same time.
From this angle, the primary suite feels settled and quiet. With the bay windows just behind us, natural light carries through the room during the day, while the space itself allows for a slower pace at night. Crown moulding adds a subtle finish overhead, and through the doorway, you catch a glimpse of the ensuite bath — the retreat continuing just beyond.
Stepping into the primary bath, the space immediately feels elevated. A soaking tub rests beneath the window, framed by tile and natural light, while the glass-enclosed shower stands just beside it. The extended vanity stretches along the opposite wall with generous counter space and storage, creating a setting that feels polished and intentional.It’s a bathroom that reads refined and indulgent — a true extension of the primary retreat.
Just beyond the bathroom, the walk-in closet offers the kind of space that keeps everything in its place. With built-in shelving and multiple hanging sections, there’s room for seasonal wardrobes, shoes, and everyday essentials without compromise. It’s organized, accessible, and thoughtfully laid out — an extension of the primary suite that supports how you actually live.
From this angle, the full length of the vanity comes into focus. Dual sinks are set at each end, with added counter space and a dedicated vanity area between them — giving each side its own room to spread out. The granite counters and expansive mirrors keep the space feeling bright and polished.Across the room, we get another look at the frameless glass shower, reinforcing the elevated feel that carries throughout the bath.
From this side of the primary suite, the scale of the room really comes into view. A row of windows with arched transoms brings in natural light, while crown molding adds a finished touch throughout. It’s a space that feels open, comfortable, and easy to settle into at the end of the day.
Looking back toward the front entry, the two-story foyer makes a lasting impression with its curved staircase, tall window, and natural light that fills the space from above. Arched openings and detailed trimwork carry through to the formal dining room, giving the entry a sense of flow and quiet elegance from the moment you walk in.
Ascending the curved staircase, you can appreciate the craftsmanship up close. The wood handrail follows the sweep of the stairs, while the white balusters create a clean contrast against the warm tones below. From this vantage point, the two-story foyer opens beneath you, reinforcing the sense of height and openness at the entry.
From this side of the game room, you can see just how flexible this upstairs living space can be. There’s ample room for recreation, seating, and even additional uses depending on your needs. Windows along the wall bring in natural light, while the open layout keeps the space feeling relaxed and easy to enjoy.
From this side of the game room, the space shifts into a more relaxed setting. The vaulted ceiling adds height overhead, while two windows bring in natural light and views of the trees outside. It’s a comfortable spot to unwind, watch a movie, or simply enjoy some quiet time away from the main living areas.
From this side of the game room, the upstairs level feels like its own separate zone — removed from the main living areas below. It’s the kind of space that naturally becomes a hangout, a movie room, or a place to unwind without interrupting what’s happening downstairs. With the bedrooms just off this area, everything upstairs feels connected yet comfortably set apart.
From this side of the game room, the open layout gives plenty of room for recreation and gathering. The vaulted ceiling adds height overhead, while the space feels open and flexible — ready for game nights, entertaining, or simply enjoying time upstairs.
The first of three upstairs bedrooms continues the home’s light, neutral palette. A vaulted ceiling adds architectural character and gives the room a more open, airy feel, while the large window brings in natural light throughout the day.
One of the two full bathrooms upstairs, this space offers a long vanity with generous counter space and storage below. The layout includes a separate, private water closet that houses the toilet and shower area — keeping the sink and vanity accessible even when the rest of the bath is in use.
The second of three upstairs bedrooms features two large windows that bring in abundant natural light, brightening the space throughout the day. A ceiling fan adds comfort overhead, while the neutral palette keeps the room feeling fresh and easy.
From this side of the room, you can see the doorway that connects directly to a full bath, adding convenience to the layout upstairs.
Inside the adjoining bathroom, a long stretch of counter offers plenty of room to spread out, with a large mirror above reflecting both light and the shower/tub area behind.
The third upstairs bedroom has two windows that bring in great natural light from different angles. Like the others, it keeps the same neutral feel and easy flow of the second level.
Downstairs, the laundry room is tucked away with built-in cabinetry overhead for storage and space for an additional refrigerator.
Stepping back a bit farther, you can see how the covered patio transitions into the breezeway that connects the home to the detached three-car garage. The covered walkway keeps you sheltered as you move between spaces, while the gate just beyond opens to the extended driveway. It’s a thoughtful setup that adds convenience and flexibility to the backyard layout.
Turning around from the breezeway, the backyard opens into a wide stretch of green lawn with mature landscaping and established hedges along the fence line. A few well-placed trees add shade and character, while the open lawn gives the space a clean, usable feel. It’s a backyard that’s simple, well-kept, and ready to be enjoyed.
From this vantage point near the breezeway, the connection between the home and detached garage becomes even more clear, with the covered walkway bridging the two. Just beyond, you catch your first glimpse past the bay windows of the breakfast area, seeing how the yard wraps around the rear of the home. The lawn opens up wider from here, framed by established hedges and mature trees, giving the backyard a sense of space that extends beyond the patio itself.
From the opposite side of the yard, the full backyard layout comes into focus. The detached three-car garage sits behind the home, connected by the covered breezeway that keeps everything easily accessible. From here, you also get a clear look at the bay windows in the breakfast room — complete with ceramic tint added to help improve energy efficiency and reduce utility costs.The lawn stretches wide across the lot, offering a generous backyard that feels open, usable, and ready to enjoy.
Just behind the garage, a side yard area offers additional outdoor space tucked along the fence line. It’s a quiet extension of the backyard — ideal for storage, gardening, or simply keeping things neatly out of sight while preserving the main lawn for everyday use.
Moving through the driveway gate and stepping back, the detached three-car garage comes fully into view. Set behind the home and connected by the covered breezeway, it offers ample parking and storage while keeping the front elevation clean and uninterrupted. The extended driveway provides additional space for guests or everyday convenience.
From above, the full outline of the lot comes into view, revealing just how much backyard space extends beyond the home. With the detached garage positioned behind the house, even more yard space opens up behind it — something you don’t fully realize from ground level.This aerial perspective captures the depth of the .297-acre cul-de-sac lot and shows how the backyard stretches well beyond what first meets the eye.
From directly overhead, the full lot lines are clearly defined, and the depth of the .297-acre cul-de-sac homesite really stands out. The backyard stretches wide and deep behind the home and detached garage, giving you a true sense of the space this property offers.And from this vantage point, you can also appreciate the roof — replaced in 2023 — looking sharp and well maintained from every angle.
From above, the Northampton Forest amenities center comes into view, showcasing the community pool, tennis courts, clubhouse, and gathering spaces that residents enjoy year-round. Mature trees surround the area, giving it a settled, established feel that reflects the neighborhood as a whole.6615 Haughton Dr is more than just a home — it’s part of a well-loved community with spaces designed to bring neighbors together.
One of the neighborhood lakes adds another layer to life in Northampton Forest. Surrounded by mature trees and walking paths, it’s a peaceful spot to slow down, enjoy the scenery, or take an evening stroll.A reminder that the setting here extends well beyond the homes themselves.
The floor plan offers a clear view of how the home is laid out across both levels — with the primary suite and main living areas downstairs, and a spacious game room with secondary bedrooms upstairs. It’s a layout that balances open gathering spaces with comfortable separation, making day-to-day living feel easy and intuitive.
Spring, TX 77389
PAST LISTING DETAILS
$570,000List Price
$4,687 Est. Mo. Payment
For a given home price of $570,000, the monthly mortgage is computed using a 3.5% down payment ($19,950) and a 4.99% annual interest rate, spread over 360 payments.
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Lauren Ashley

Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Gary Greene - The Woodlands

713-494-9098
[email protected]
The Woodlands, TX
http://www.TheLaurenAshleyTeam.com

Status

Off Market

Description

Welcome home to Northampton Forest, where this 3,714sf residence rests on a spacious .297-acre cul-de-sac lot offering 4 beds, 3.5 baths & detached 3-car garage. A grand 2-story foyer with curved staircase sets the tone, while arched openings lead into formal dining and open living spaces. The kitchen features a unique 2-island layout with raised bar, granite counters, gas cooktop, walk-in pantry & abundant cabinetry, all flowing into the breakfast area wrapped in bay windows. The downstairs primary suite is a true retreat with bay windows, crown moulding & a luxurious bath with soaking tub, frameless glass shower, dual vanities & spacious walk-in closet. Upstairs offers a large gameroom, 3 secondary bedrooms & 2 full baths. Mechanical updates include: roof (2023), both HVAC units (2018), water heaters (2020) & more. The covered patio, breezeway & expansive backyard complete the setting. Northampton Forest amenities include pool, tennis courts, clubhouse & more. Zoned to Klein ISD.

MLS Listing ID

31814944

Listed By

Lauren Ashley
713-494-9098
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Gary Greene - The Woodlands

Map

High School
Klein Oak High School
Elementary School
Northampton Elementary School
High School District
Klein
Middle Or Junior School
Hildebrandt Intermediate School
Geo Market Area
Spring/Klein
Tax Year
2025
Tax Rate
2.3699
Association Fee
450
Tax Annual Amount
12294
Fee Other Amount
340
Other Mandatory Fee
Transfer Fee
Association Fee Frequency
Annually
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Estimated Monthly Payment

$4,687

Loan Amount

$550,050

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Home Facts

Bathroom

Bathrooms Full
3
Bathrooms Half
1

Kitchen

Appliances

  • Electric Oven
  • Dishwasher
  • Gas Cooktop
  • Disposal
  • Microwave

Room Kitchen Features

  • Breakfast Bar
  • Kitchen Island
  • Kitchen open to Family Room
  • Pantry
  • Pots/Pans Drawers
  • Under Cabinet Lighting
  • Walk-in Pantry

Laundry

Laundry Features

  • Electric Dryer Hookup
  • Washer Hookup

Highlights

Interior Features

  • 3 Bedrooms Up,En-Suite Bath,Primary Bed - 1st Floor,Split Plan,Walk-In Closet(s)
  • Vaulted Ceiling
  • High Ceilings
  • Formal Entry/Foyer
  • Crown Molding

Roof

  • Composition

Cooling

  • Electric
  • Ceiling Fan(s)

Fencing

  • Back Yard
Stories
2
Garage Spaces
3
Pool Area
Lot Size Acres
0.297
Parcel Number
1197580010020
Property Type
Residential
Covered Spaces
3
Direction Faces
North

Window Features

  • Window Coverings
  • Insulated/Low-E windows

Parking Features

  • Garage Door Opener
  • Detached
Property Sub Type
Single Family Residence

Exterior Features

  • Sprinkler System
Property Type
Single-Family
Building Area Total
3714

Fireplace Features

  • Gas Log

Association Amenities

  • Park
  • Stocked Pond
  • Sport Court
  • Trail(s)
  • Party Room
  • Picnic Area
  • Playground
  • Splash Pad
  • Clubhouse
  • Pond
  • Tennis Court(s)
  • Pickleball Court
  • Fitness Center

Patio And Porch Features

  • Covered
  • Porch
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Flooring

  • Wood
  • Carpet
Year Built
1999

Road Surface Type

  • Concrete
  • Curbs

Foundation Details

  • Slab

Architectural Style

  • Traditional

Construction Materials

  • Brick
  • Cement Siding

Heating

  • Natural Gas
Heating

Water Source

  • Water District
Utility District
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