NEIGHBORHOOD CHARM & LIFESTYLE This ideal residential homesite sits in one of the most charming pockets of old Rockwall, just south of the historic downtown square and close to the beloved Harry Myers Park. What makes this neighborhood especially appealing is that it combines true small-town character with surprisingly convenient access to Dallas-area commuting corridors and Lake Ray Hubbard recreation. Longtime Rockwall residents consider the most desirable neighborhoods because of its mature trees, eclectic mix of custom homes, proximity to the historic district, and walkability to local events, restaurants, and the downtown square. The neighborhood has a more established, authentic feel compared to newer master-planned developments. The biggest draw is the ability to enjoy a highly walkable lifestyle uncommon in most suburban North Texas communities. Residents can easily bike or walk to the historic square for Farmers markets, Seasonal festivals, Live music and Founders Day events, Boutique shopping, Local dining and coffee shops and book stores. The homes nearby range from charming historic cottages and mid-century ranch homes to renovated custom properties on oversized treed lots. The area feels established, peaceful, and community-oriented rather than cookie-cutter. Less than 1-mile from the Downtown Rockwall Square and Harry Meyers Park, the free to access neighborhood amenities include Walking and jogging trails, Tennis courts, Disc golf, Sports fields, Playgrounds, Splash pads, Dog park, multiple Fishing ponds, Amphitheater and event space, public swimming pool and LAKE ACCESS via the SH 66 Public Boat Launch on Lake Ray Hubbard. The neighborhood is served by highly regarded Rockwall Independent School District, which is one of the strongest-performing districts in the eastern Dallas suburbs. Easy access to major commuter routes with typical commute times to Downtown Dallas: 30 minutes DFW Airport: 45 minutes Love Field: 40 minutes

NEIGHBORHOOD CHARM & LIFESTYLE This ideal residential homesite sits in one of the most charming pockets of old Rockwall, just south of the historic downtown square and close to the beloved Harry Myers Park. What makes this neighborhood especially appealing is that it combines true small-town character with surprisingly convenient access to Dallas-area commuting corridors and Lake Ray Hubbard recreation. Longtime Rockwall residents consider the most desirable neighborhoods because of its mature trees, eclectic mix of custom homes, proximity to the historic district, and walkability to local events, restaurants, and the downtown square. The neighborhood has a more established, authentic feel compared to newer master-planned developments. The biggest draw is the ability to enjoy a highly walkable lifestyle uncommon in most suburban North Texas communities. Residents can easily bike or walk to the historic square for Farmers markets, Seasonal festivals, Live music and Founders Day events, Boutique shopping, Local dining and coffee shops and book stores. The homes nearby range from charming historic cottages and mid-century ranch homes to renovated custom properties on oversized treed lots. The area feels established, peaceful, and community-oriented rather than cookie-cutter. Less than 1-mile from the Downtown Rockwall Square and Harry Meyers Park, the free to access neighborhood amenities include Walking and jogging trails, Tennis courts, Disc golf, Sports fields, Playgrounds, Splash pads, Dog park, multiple Fishing ponds, Amphitheater and event space, public swimming pool and LAKE ACCESS via the SH 66 Public Boat Launch on Lake Ray Hubbard. The neighborhood is served by highly regarded Rockwall Independent School District, which is one of the strongest-performing districts in the eastern Dallas suburbs. Easy access to major commuter routes with typical commute times to Downtown Dallas: 30 minutes DFW Airport: 45 minutes Love Field: 40 minutes