Hampton Park Homes for Sale

Community Highlights

Hampton Park is a compact Lexington subdivision where the appeal centers on house size, practical floor plans, and a location that keeps everyday destinations close. Built from 2008 to 2013, the neighborhood reads as a small cluster of newer single-family homes on Montauk Drive and Sag Harbor Court, with recorded pricing from $359,000 to $455,000 and most homes offering four or five bedrooms.

The homes themselves set the tone. Across the neighborhood, four- and five-bedroom layouts, three to five bathrooms, two-car garages, hardwood floors, granite kitchens, formal living rooms, formal dining rooms, fireplaces, and walk-in closets show up again and again. Several homes also add fenced or landscaped backyards, front porches, flex space, or extra attic and storage capacity, giving Hampton Park more interior breathing room than its compact lot sizes might suggest.

Lot sizes generally run from about 6,969 to 10,454 square feet, so this is a neighborhood of manageable suburban parcels rather than estate lots. Even so, the street pattern creates a little variation. Sag Harbor Court brings the cul-de-sac setting, some of the largest lots in the subdivision, and the standout custom residence in the neighborhood, while Montauk Drive carries the most typical Hampton Park look: predominantly two-story homes with generous bedroom counts, formal gathering spaces, and broad backyards.

Amenities & Lifestyle

Hampton Park is not defined by a long list of shared recreational amenities. Its identity is more house-forward than resort-oriented, with the daily lifestyle centered on spacious interiors, backyard entertaining, and straightforward convenience. Large yards, patios, fenced areas, and flexible indoor rooms are the recurring lifestyle pieces here.

That practical feel carries through the architecture. Most homes were built in a tight five-year window, which gives the streets a consistent scale and age. Brick appears on one custom home, but the broader neighborhood reads as a mixed-exterior subdivision rather than a uniform all-brick enclave.