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Hillman Hughes Homes
www.HILLMAN.homes

5221 Hillman St Unit A - Model Home 

5225 Hillman St Unit A, C, D & F

Houston TX 77023

•  2 Story •  3 Bedrooms  •  2.5 Bathrooms  •  2 Car Garage

From: 

$299,990

The FINAL Inventory Sales

FINAL 5 HOMES REMAIN

FINAL PHASE

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FLOOR PLANS 

Plan A-The Traditional Model - Downstairs Living - Dark Black/Peppercorn Color Homes 

Plan B-The Urban Model - Two Bed Down with Bath and London Flat Up - BIGGEST HOME - Light Gray/Blue Homes 

Plan C-The City Model - Two Bed Down with Bath and London Flat Up - Balcony - White Homes 

MAPS - East End Location 

Currently Final Phase 3
5241 Hillman - Phase 1 - SOLD OUT
5237 Hillman - Phase 1 - SOLD OUT
5233 Hillman - Phase 2 - SOLD OUT
5229 Hillman - Phase 2 - SOLD OUT
5225 Hillman - Phase 3 - 4 Homes Left
5221 Hillman - 1 Home Left

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Home Information and Amenities

2 Story Living

3 Bedrooms

2.5 Bathrooms

2 Garage

Welcome to The Hillman Hughes Subdivision from Graywood Homes. These homes are a very proven lifestyle patio home plans. Available both in first or second floor living set ups. The Lorne Park Plan  is very unique for a patio home community with downstairs living, front porch and yard space! The Erindale Plan & The Mavis Plans are a European style second-floor flat living plan with two bedrooms down stairs divided by a full bath. The primary bedroom has sorning ceilings with an incredible spa bathroom and huge closet. So much natural light in living room and kitchen. Stainless steel appliances, ECO-Wide features, solid wood cabinets, snow white quartz counter and wood floors. 

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Some plans include porches, balconies, computer nooks or yards. 

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Hillman Hughes is a brand new community with easy of access to major shopping, schools and parks. Have you heard about all the new development in the east end; hike and bike trails directly in front of the subdivision, Tier 1 University and so much more... CALL TODAY!

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Homesellers, prospective homebuyers, real estate agents, mortgage brokers and loan officers all have rights and responsibilities under the law. Sellers’ Responsibilities As a home seller or landlord, you are obligated not to discriminate in the sale, rental or financing of your property on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin. Also, you cannot do so through your licensed broker or salesperson, who is also bound by anti-discrimination laws. You may not set any discriminatory terms or conditions in a purchase contract or a lease. Additionally, you may not deny that housing is available or advertise a property’s availability only to persons of a certain race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin. Real Estate Professionals’ Responsibilities Real Estate agents, mortgage brokers and loan officers in a real estate transaction may not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status or national origin. Equally as important, they may not follow such instructions from a homeseller or landlord. What To Do if You Feel the Law Has Been Violated Discrimination complaints about housing may be filed with the nearest office of the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) or by calling HUD’s telephone numbers, (202)708-1112 (Voice) or (202)708-1455 (TTY). Or contact HUD on the Internet at http://www.hud.gov/fhe/fheo.html.

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