$835,000
Seis Lagos Ph One, Lucas — 55 days on the market.
Nestled within the prestigious, gated enclave of Seis Lagos, this exceptional custom residence masterfully redefines multi-generational living. With its thoughtful design and generous proportions, the home offers seamless spaces for both intimate family moments and extended guest stays. The heart of the home is the striking great room, conceived in classic log cabin style. A commanding double-mantled fireplace rises dramatically from a raised sitting hearth of smooth river rock, ascending uninterrupted to the soaring vaulted ceiling. This architectural centerpiece anchors the space with warmth, texture, and timeless presence. Boasting six bedrooms—including a loft area in the great room currently serving as a seventh—along with five and a half bathrooms, the home provides exceptional flexibility. Downstairs and upstairs living areas, a spacious great room, and a convenient kitchenette create ideal quarters for in-laws and long-term guests. The eat-in kitchen flows effortlessly into an expansive dining area capable of hosting large gatherings with ease. Set on a large lot, the residence features generous covered porches at both front and rear, perfect for outdoor entertaining and relaxation. The three-car garage includes an insulated workshop and a 30-foot-deep bay accommodating a boat or trailer, plus an electric vehicle charging station. Recent upgrades include a new roof (July 2025) and a replaced main HVAC system (August 2025). Located in the highly regarded Wylie ISD—ranked among DFW’s top 10—the property also enjoys access to Seis Lagos’ resort-style amenities: a 24 7 guarded entrance, bookable clubhouse, tennis and pickleball courts, swimming pool, playground, mountain bike or hiking nature trails, and private lake fishing. A rare and distinctive offering for those seeking refined living with lasting versatility.
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