Foxcroft Homes for Sale

Foxcroft holds onto a version of the Eastside that is hard to replicate: early-1970s homes on lots that run about half an acre, mature landscaping, and floor plans built for square footage rather than compression. In a market where many nearby neighborhoods trade yard space for newer construction, Foxcroft stands out for room to spread out, both inside and out.

Community Highlights

Homes in Foxcroft were built from 1971 to 1974, and the neighborhood reads as an established single-family enclave rather than a mix of housing types. Four- and five-bedroom plans are common, with an average of 4.5 bedrooms and 2.6 bathrooms in the community record. Listing language repeatedly points to large bedrooms, multiple living areas, formal living and dining rooms, fireplaces, and hardwood floors. Covered porches, screened porches, decks, patios, and built-in storage show up regularly as well, reinforcing the sense that these homes were designed with generous everyday spaces instead of minimal footprints.

The neighborhood’s lot pattern is equally important. Most homes sit on roughly half an acre, with recorded lot sizes clustering between about 21,780 and 23,958 square feet. Remarks often describe flat or level yards, wooded backdrops, mature landscaping, and fenced outdoor space. Recent sales also show Foxcroft’s pricing stretching when homes add significant renovation work and extra finished space: the two highest closed sales reached $510,000 and $685,000, both with five-bedroom layouts, and the top sale also included a basement and garage.