Courtesy of: Dina Verteramo, HIGHLAND HOMES REALTY, hhbroker@highlandhomes.com
Courtesy of: Dina Verteramo, HIGHLAND HOMES REALTY, hhbroker@highlandhomes.com
$1,549,944
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5 bed
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4,513 square feet
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8.00 Bath (5 Full , 3 Half)
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Lot: 0.27 Acres
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Single Family Residence
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$1,549,944
2220 Sorrelwood Court Experience elevated living in the Lucca plan by Highland Homes, 11-time People's Choice Builder of the Year, estimated for completion in December 2026. This exceptional new construction located in award-winning Mustang Lakes community and zoned to highly acclaimed Prosper ISD, combines luxury design, functionality and quality craftsmanship. Offering impressive curb appeal, the home features a swing-entry 4-car garage and inside you'll find a grand foyer with dramatic staircase. A private study and first-floor entertainment room adds flexibility for hosting and everyday enjoyment. The spacious family room is anchored by a soaring fireplace and sliding glass doors that seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor living. The gourmet kitchen, designed for both style and function, showcases upgraded appliances, abundant cabinetry, a breakfast nook and a dining area with built-in hutch. The extended primary suite offers a luxurious retreat, while a secondary first-floor bedroom provides comfort and flexibility. Upstairs, three bedrooms each with a private en-suite bath and a spacious game room provide additional space for entertainment and relaxation. The extended outdoor living area includes a dedicated pool bath, making it easy to create the backyard oasis. Built with quality and attention to detail, this home delivers a blend of elegance, comfort, and modern living and an unparalleled lifestyle in one of North Texas' most sought-after master-planned communities.
Courtesy of: Dina Verteramo, HIGHLAND HOMES REALTY, hhbroker@highlandhomes.com
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