Tucked inside the gated lakefront community of Braewood Bay, this rare one-acre homesite offers the kind of setting that is increasingly difficult to find near Lake Lewisville. Positioned on a quiet cul-de-sac among custom estate homes, the lot pairs privacy, mature trees, and peaceful water views with the structure of a deed-restricted neighborhood designed to protect the character of the community. The setting feels secluded without being remote, with quick access to Little Elm, Frisco, Denton, and the Lake Lewisville Toll Bridge. Braewood Bay offers a quiet lakeside atmosphere with community access to the shoreline, beach, and jetty, creating an ideal backdrop for a custom residence designed around outdoor living, sunset views, and the natural beauty of the lake. For buyers who have been waiting for a true custom-build setting near the lake, this is the kind of lot that rarely becomes available: private, scenic, protected by surrounding estate homes, and close enough to the water to shape the entire feel of the future residence. Buyers should verify building requirements, restrictions, utilities, floodplain considerations, and lake access.

Tucked inside the gated lakefront community of Braewood Bay, this rare one-acre homesite offers the kind of setting that is increasingly difficult to find near Lake Lewisville. Positioned on a quiet cul-de-sac among custom estate homes, the lot pairs privacy, mature trees, and peaceful water views with the structure of a deed-restricted neighborhood designed to protect the character of the community. The setting feels secluded without being remote, with quick access to Little Elm, Frisco, Denton, and the Lake Lewisville Toll Bridge. Braewood Bay offers a quiet lakeside atmosphere with community access to the shoreline, beach, and jetty, creating an ideal backdrop for a custom residence designed around outdoor living, sunset views, and the natural beauty of the lake. For buyers who have been waiting for a true custom-build setting near the lake, this is the kind of lot that rarely becomes available: private, scenic, protected by surrounding estate homes, and close enough to the water to shape the entire feel of the future residence. Buyers should verify building requirements, restrictions, utilities, floodplain considerations, and lake access.