Original Larwin home exteriors along a street in Cypress Tanglewood

Home models

Tanglewood Home Models & Floor Plans

Built by Larwin during the 1960s, Cypress Tanglewood features a collection of distinctive attached-home designs. Explore the original models, floor plans, room configurations, and architectural details that helped define the community.

Recreations of the original brochure layouts, shown for community-history purposes only. Approximate, not to scale, and not a depiction of any particular home.

A Community of Distinctive Larwin Designs

Cypress Tanglewood was developed with multiple residential models, each offering a different combination of bedrooms, bathrooms, living spaces, patios, and attached-community configurations. These historic plans provide a look at how the homes were originally designed.

Many residences have been remodeled or reconfigured over the decades, so the plans shown here should be considered historical references rather than guaranteed representations of any individual property today.

The six original models

How the homes are arranged

What every Tanglewood home has in common

Whichever model you live in, the Larwin site plan follows the same logic.

    Historical Floor Plan NoticeThe plans on this page are recreations of the original Larwin brochure sheets, redrawn for legibility. They are approximate, are not to scale, and are offered only as a record of community history — not as accurate depictions of any particular home. Individual residences may have been remodeled, expanded, reconfigured, or otherwise altered since original construction, and room layouts and dimensions vary. These plans should not be relied upon for construction, remodeling, permitting, appraisal, measurement, insurance, marketing, or property-boundary purposes. Anyone needing accurate information about a specific home should obtain a current measurement, survey, or set of permitted plans.

    Part of Tanglewood's story

    Preserving how the community was built

    The original Larwin designs are an important part of Cypress Tanglewood's architectural history. Preserving these plans helps document how the community was envisioned and built during the 1960s while giving current and future residents a better understanding of the homes around them.