Crickentree Homes for Sale

First Impressions

Crickentree has the kind of presence that makes an immediate impression in Blythewood: mature trees, rolling ground, generous setbacks, and homesites with real breathing room. It feels established rather than newly assembled, and that sense of permanence is part of the appeal. Current availability reinforces that identity, with buildable lots around 0.57 to 0.60 acres and a finished custom home on more than an acre. Even before you get to the houses themselves, the neighborhood reads as spacious, wooded, and quietly tucked away.

Home Styles & Community Feel

This is primarily a single-family community, and the homes lean custom, substantial, and traditional in character. Listing history in Crickentree runs from 1991 to 2006, with asking prices stretching from the upper $50,000s for homesites to the mid-$700,000s for larger residences. Brick construction appears often, including all-brick homes, and the floor plans skew toward move-up living: four- and five-bedroom layouts, main-level owner's suites, private offices, formal dining rooms, fireplaces, and outdoor spaces such as decks, screened porches, and poolside entertaining. The lots deepen that estate-style feel. Across community listings, the average homesite is just under 0.87 acres, and several properties sit near or above the one-acre mark. Crickentree feels designed for buyers who want room around the house, not just inside it.