1650 Brockdale Park

Set on two elevated acres in Lucas backing to Corps of Engineers land, with Lake Lavon beyond, this 4,667 sq ft one-bedroom residence was built over more than five years at a reported cost above $10M. Construction runs heavier than the silhouette suggests: 2x6 framing on piers drilled through chalk to a commercial-grade foundation, steel panels finished in automotive-grade powder coat, and curved metal roofs that rise to a folded metal prow. Past the steel gate, a long white wall with a single rectangular opening frames the gravel motor court. Inside, walls curve rather than corner, a continuous LED ribbon traces the ceilings, and a glass vacuum-tube elevator rises beside the floating spiral stair at the entry; a second, conventional elevator sits beside the main stair. Floor-to-ceiling windows open the living space to the trees. The kitchen runs one long line of flat-front cabinetry with custom-designed pulls, integrated Sub-Zero refrigeration, JennAir wall oven and a curved island, with a round pantry of cylindrical storage behind it. The primary suite wraps a curved wall, opens to walled upper-level terraces, and holds a freeform soaking tub, floating vanity, backlit mirror, glowing display column and wall-hung fixtures. A dressing room of full-height cabinetry, a curved built-in office, a listening room with built-in seating and a long corridor of storage cabinets carry the same discipline. Systems match the build: zoned geothermal HVAC with iPad control, whole-house lighting from a single panel, motorized shades, pocket doors, a propane backup generator, and a detached, fully climate-controlled 1,610 sq ft basement garage behind a swinging stainless steel door, engineered to carry a semi overhead. LED eave lighting at night and room on the site for a future wing. All located within the prestigious Lovejoy ISD.

Set on two elevated acres in Lucas backing to Corps of Engineers land, with Lake Lavon beyond, this 4,667 sq ft one-bedroom residence was built over more than five years at a reported cost above $10M. Construction runs heavier than the silhouette suggests: 2x6 framing on piers drilled through chalk to a commercial-grade foundation, steel panels finished in automotive-grade powder coat, and curved metal roofs that rise to a folded metal prow. Past the steel gate, a long white wall with a single rectangular opening frames the gravel motor court. Inside, walls curve rather than corner, a continuous LED ribbon traces the ceilings, and a glass vacuum-tube elevator rises beside the floating spiral stair at the entry; a second, conventional elevator sits beside the main stair. Floor-to-ceiling windows open the living space to the trees. The kitchen runs one long line of flat-front cabinetry with custom-designed pulls, integrated Sub-Zero refrigeration, JennAir wall oven and a curved island, with a round pantry of cylindrical storage behind it. The primary suite wraps a curved wall, opens to walled upper-level terraces, and holds a freeform soaking tub, floating vanity, backlit mirror, glowing display column and wall-hung fixtures. A dressing room of full-height cabinetry, a curved built-in office, a listening room with built-in seating and a long corridor of storage cabinets carry the same discipline. Systems match the build: zoned geothermal HVAC with iPad control, whole-house lighting from a single panel, motorized shades, pocket doors, a propane backup generator, and a detached, fully climate-controlled 1,610 sq ft basement garage behind a swinging stainless steel door, engineered to carry a semi overhead. LED eave lighting at night and room on the site for a future wing. All located within the prestigious Lovejoy ISD.