Even as luxury home sales slowed across Houston in August, the region’s high-end home buyers continued to spend big. Houston’s most expensive homes sold in August don’t fall into one single category. Instead their designs span the extremes, from a sprawling suburban estate in Spring with a 30-foot-long waterslide to a 34th-level penthouse perched above Buffalo Bayou in the Residences at the Allen, according to the Houston Association of Realtors.
Dive into the lavish listings below.
5324 Holly Springs Drive was the most expensive home sold in Houston in August 2026. Eric Pham with Greenwoed King Properties’ Kirby office marketed the listing for sale.
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The wine cellar can hold 1,000 bottles.
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A spacious spa-like bathroom at 5324 Holly Springs.
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The kithcen features Thermador appliances a
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A curving staircase with a modern cascading chandelier seen in 5324 Holly Springs.
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The Tanglewood residence was built in 2026.
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Manicured grounds surround the pool pavilion.
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No. 1: 5324 Holly Springs Drive
List price: $6,999,990
Sold Price: $6,767,001-$7,805,000
6 bedrooms, 7 full and 3 half bathrooms
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This 10,708-square-foot estate features a European transitional design with antique slurred brick exterior set on a 0.5-acre lot in Tanglewood. Stepping inside the newly built residence, guests are greeted with a cascading contemporary chandelier floating over a two-story reception hall. Modern amenities include a 1,000-bottle wine cellar, an elevator and a whole-home generator.
Set behind private gates, 270006 Star Gazer Way offers a sprawling estate filled with entertainment amenities. Amy Lampman of Realty of America marketed the home for sale with co-listing agent Mia Adamas.
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An oversized game room with cathedral-style wood ceilings.
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The entertainment space features a reclaimed wood ceilings, cedar wood beams and Ann Saks custom concrete paver flooring.
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A dedicate arcade space in the entertainment rooms.
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A home office with a built-in executive desk.
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Three oversized kitchen islands offer plenty of room for hosting guests.
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A home theater with a 120-inch projection screen.
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The waterslide feeds into an oversized resort-style pool.
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A view of the spacious pool retreat. Parts of the waterslide can be seen on the right of the photo.
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No. 2 (Tied): 27006 Star Gazer Way, Spring
List price: $5,500,000
Sold price: $5,081,000-$5,864,000
4-5 bedrooms, 6 full and 2 half bathrooms
Situated in the upscale Spring neighborhood of Benders Landing Estates, this massive 11,445-square-foot mansion is an entertainment compound unfolding over 3.4 acres. Outside, a resort-style pool pavilion features a swim-up bar and a 30-foot-long waterslide. Inside, guests can enjoy the home’s high-end theater, featuring a 120-inch screen, surround sound and leather recliners underneath a star-lit ceiling. There’s also an expansive game room featuring a bar and its own dedicated arcade area with multiple viewing screens. Car enthusiasts will also have space for more than seven cars in the garage, which can also double as an at-home gym.
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This recently built home at 11607 Shady Grove Lane tied as the second most expensive home sold in Houston in August 2026. Vicki Barazandeh of Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty marketed the home for sale.
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This recently built home at 11607 Shady Grove Lane tied as the second most expensive home sold in Houston in August 2026.
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This recently built home at 11607 Shady Grove Lane tied as the second most expensive home sold in Houston in August 2026.
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This recently built home at 11607 Shady Grove Lane tied as the second most expensive home sold in Houston in August 2026.
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This recently built home at 11607 Shady Grove Lane tied as the second most expensive home sold in Houston in August 2026.
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This recently built home at 11607 Shady Grove Lane tied as the second most expensive home sold in Houston in August 2026.
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No. 2 (Tied): 11607 Shady Grove Lane
List price: $5,850,000
Sold price: $5,081,000-$5,864,000
5-6 bedrooms, 6 full and 2 half bathrooms
A white-brick façade with tall-black-framed windows creates an elegant entrance for this new 9,851-square-feet mansion in Memorial’s Bunker Hill Villages. The home’s striking central hallway features Italian porcelain and white oak exposed beams framed by a formal dining room and living room. Floor-to-ceiling marble surrounds the fireplace in the double-height living room, which features sliding glass doors overlooking the pool.
This 1950s-era home in Tanglewood was recently renovated by a young couple before it hit the market for sale this year. Located at 5360 Spring Park Street, the home was marketed for sale by Ruthie Porterfield of Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty.
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This 1950s-era home in Tanglewood was recently renovated by a young couple before it hit the market for sale this year. Located at 5360 Spring Park Street, the home was marketed for sale by Ruthie Porterfield of Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty.
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This 1950s-era home in Tanglewood was recently renovated by a young couple before it hit the market for sale this year. Located at 5360 Spring Park Street, the home was marketed for sale by Ruthie Porterfield of Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty.
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This 1950s-era home in Tanglewood was recently renovated by a young couple before it hit the market for sale this year. Located at 5360 Spring Park Street, the home was marketed for sale by Ruthie Porterfield of Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty.
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This 1950s-era home in Tanglewood was recently renovated by a young couple before it hit the market for sale this year. Located at 5360 Spring Park Street, the home was marketed for sale by Ruthie Porterfield of Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty.
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5630 Spring Park Street in Tanglewood.
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5630 Spring Park Street in Tanglewood.
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No. 3: 5360 Spring Park Street
List price: $4,995,000
Sold price: $5,081,001-$5,864,000
5 bedrooms, 4 full and 1 half bath
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Built in 1955, this 5,140-square-foot residence underwent extensive renovations over the past two years to incorporate modern touches while retaining its midcentury architecture. Mature trees shade the brick, Colonial-Revival-style estate, which is situated on 1.3-acres in Tanglewood. The interior features refurbished original hardwood floors, Daisy Bennet floral wallpaper and a primary suite with an oversized walk-in closet and marble-clad surfaces in the bathroom.
The penthouse on the northwest corner 34th level of the Residences at the Allen. Samuel Katz of Argent Realty Advisors marketed the listing for sale.
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The penthouse on the northwest corner 34th level of the Residences at the Allen.
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The penthouse on the northwest corner 34th level of the Residences at the Allen.
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The penthouse on the northwest corner 34th level of the Residences at the Allen.
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The penthouse on the northwest corner 34th level of the Residences at the Allen.
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The penthouse on the northwest corner 34th level of the Residences at the Allen.
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The penthouse on the northwest corner 34th level of the Residences at the Allen.
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The penthouse on the northwest corner 34th level of the Residences at the Allen.
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No. 4: 1700 Allen Parkway, Suite 3401
List price: $4,900,000
Sold price: $4,418,001 – $5,081,000
3 bedrooms, 3 full and 1 half bathroom
This 4,930-square-foot penthouse is set on the northwest corner of the Residences at the Allen, a luxury condominium tower built by Houston developer DC Partners in 2023. The design emphasizes views of Buffalo Bayou Park and the Houston skyline below with its 12-foot-tall windows, plus 265-square-feet of balcony space with a private pool. A sleek, modern interior features a kitchen with Pedini Italian cabinets and porcelain counter tops, alongside a porcelain-clad primary bathroom with heated floors.
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So far the Residence at the Allen is now 96% sold, said Samuel Katz of Argent Realty Advisors, who marketed the listing. The developer is building out the final new penthouse, suite 2902, with construction expected to complete at the end of the year, Katz said.
This newly constructed residence at 4006 Overbrook Lane was among the priciest homes sold in August. Mike Mahlstedt of Compass marketed the home for sale.
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This newly constructed residence at 4006 Overbrook Lane was among the priciest homes sold in August.
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This newly constructed residence at 4006 Overbrook Lane was among the priciest homes sold in August.
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This newly constructed residence at 4006 Overbrook Lane was among the priciest homes sold in August.
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This newly constructed residence at 4006 Overbrook Lane was among the priciest homes sold in August.
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This newly constructed residence at 4006 Overbrook Lane was among the priciest homes sold in August.
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This newly constructed residence at 4006 Overbrook Lane was among the priciest homes sold in August.
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No.5: 4006 Overbrook Lane
List price: $4,995,000
Sold price: $4,418-001-$5,081,000
5 bedrooms, 5 full and 2 half bathrooms
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Built this year by Veranda Custom Homes, this 8,038-square-foot home in Oak Estates takes a warm approach to contemporary design, pairing a sepia-toned brick-and-limestone exterior with a light-filled, open interior and French oak floors. Warm wood detailing and a waterfall-edge stone island define the kitchen. The primary bathroom features a more dramatic design with fluted dark navy cabinetry, quartzite surfaces and dual vanities framing a freestanding soaking tub.