11076 Brighton Lane, Frisco, Texas 75034 – Gorgeous Ex-Model Home
This absolutely gorgeous custom home was the Sotherby model, the plan now being marketed by Shaddock Homes as Plan 6214. This beautiful home is loaded with every possible model home luxury upgrade and feature offered by this custom builder, including: stunning hand scraped wood through most of the first floor, tile and slate in the kitchen and bathrooms, and with high quality carpeting in the bedrooms and upstairs game and media rooms. You can’t help but notice unique custom decorator light fixtures, beautiful iron balusters lining the spiral staircase to the second floor entertainment centers, custom faux paint, textures and finishes, custom designer drapes and window coverings. The owner who enjoys cooking is certain to love this chef’s dream kitchen with granite counters, ceramic tile, commercial like stainless steel appliances. Entertain your guests in the lush backyard and beautiful custom pool including a rock slide, waterfalls, and spa, all that are viewed from the time you enter the foyer and throughout the first floor. The large backyard has room for entertaining, pets and play. The new owner will be proud to welcome their most discriminating guest to this beautiful luxury property.
This property is conveniently located just minutes from the Dallas North Tollway, within 10 minutes of Legacy Business Park and the Metroplex’s two newest malls, Stonebriar Centre in Frisco and The Shops at Willow Bend in Plano. One of the fastest growing communities in North Texas, Frisco is renowned for its outstanding quality of life and excellent local schools. This neighborhoods is served by some of the newest schools within the Frisco Independent School District, which is currently the largest school district in Texas to be rated “Exemplary” by the Texas Education Agency.
Frisco is a modern boom town and one of the fastest growing communities in the U.S. The population currently stands at about 102,000, with estimates that it will double that in another decade or two. Clearly, something draws people to this city. Just what might that be?
Call it quality of life. There is much to see, do, be, and participate in. First, there’s the sports. Frisco is home to the FC Dallas professional soccer team, as well as the Frisco Roughriders, a AA team affiliated with the Texas Rangers, and the Texas Tornado junior hockey team.
Then there’s the public art, for which Frisco is known. The Texas Sculpture Garden displays dozens of large-scale pieces, along with 100 smaller pieces scattered through the office park location. The largest themed bronze sculpture collection in the country depicts the cattle drives along the Shawnee Trail that is Frisco’s history. Cattle sculptures, waterfall and native Texas landscaping offer a perfect setting for walking, picnics and biking in Central Park. More public art is all over the city, ranging from bronze sculptures of bison and cattlemen from the past to more modern works.
Then there’s the multitude of festivals, featuring everything from gymnastics and drum corps competitions to storytelling and music, and of course, Texas beef.
Frisco’s history is all about the western spirit. The Shawnee Trail brought the first settlers, who followed the buffalo herds. Cattlemen used the trail for their enormous cattle drives in the 1800s. Eventually, the St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad was built along the same route, which is how Frisco was named
For a personal viewing of this absolutely beautiful custom home, call, text or email The Doane Realty Group at 214-755-3378 or realestate at doanerealtygroup.com.
