Just outside the city limits, with no shortage of amenities, Copperfield offers residents more than a house, it offers piece of mind. Tucked into Northwest Harris County are over 2000 acres that make up the Seven Villages of Copperfield: Easton Commons, Middlegate, Northmead, Southcreek, Southdown, Westcreek, and Copperfield Place. Each Village offers the intimacy of a small community while providing access to the city at large. Straddling Highway 6, Copperfield is immediately north of FM 529 and just south of US 290 with excellent access to Beltway 8, I-10, and the Metro system. Wherever residents need to be in the city, Copperfield is conveniently located to access it all.

What started as the vision of the Friendswood Development Company in 1977 has developed into a thriving community of residences. Beautiful, yet functional, Copperfield encompasses all the elements a family needs to feel comfortable and secure. Every detail has been thought of: from the extensive network of parks and playgrounds to the 10-acre community park equipped with picnic facilities, ball fields and an exercise track, to the neighborhood pools and the Community Center. Almost a town within the city, The Copperfield Civic Associations represent each Village and actively involves residents in their community, as do the Copperfield Athletic Committee and the Copperfield Women’s Club.

What has not been incorporated into Copperfield is readily available in the surrounding area. Cy-Fair Hospital, just north of US 290, provides top-notch medical care. The Copperfield Racquet & Health Club is a private facility located within Copperfield and open to the public as is the Langham Creek YMCA. Just a short drive north or south on Highway 6 leads to the fantastic shopping at Willowbrook or West Oaks Malls. The stretch of Highway 6 that segments Copperfield is host to a world of shopping, dining and entertainment venues.

Copperfield homes offer diverse custom touches and, priced from the $100,000s to $275,000, offer an incredible value for new families or empty nesters. Traditional homes styles offer three and four bedrooms, and the open floorplans feature formals and breakfast rooms, built-ins and walk-in closets, vaulted ceilings and tile floors all enclosed by spacious yards with mature landscaping. Many homes, originally constructed in the 1980s and 1990s, offer extensive upgrades. Students receive a superior education attending schools in the nationally recognized Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District and the Cy-Fair College System has several locations in the area for local residents seeking higher education opportunities.

More than a neighborhood, Copperfield is the place for those who expect more from their community.