Attention Athletes and Sports Executives, This is Your Future House
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by Rick Mauch
CandysDirt.com Contributor
Frisco has come to be known as Sports City USA with its plethora of world-class sports facilities located within a few-mile radius. By world-class, we mean the expansive PGA Headquarters and the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters at The Star, just to name a few.
Now, for those who commute rather than visit these places, this home in Frisco’s Hills of Kingswood could be a perfect fit — a guard-gated neighborhood of rolling terrain with quick access to world-class sports facilities, fabulous dining, and plentiful shopping. With five bedrooms, five full baths, and three half-baths, this 7,432-square-foot residence at 1784 Hidalgo Ln. is listed for $4.13 million by Jerry Mooty with @properties Christie’s International Real Estate.
The Hills of Kingswood is an exclusive 333-acre gated community at Legacy and Lebanon Rd. in Frisco, adjacent to a massive wooded greenbelt that borders Lake Lewisville. The verdant grounds offer open green space and hike-and-bike trails with a private nature preserve park.
Nestled in this sought-after neighborhood, this Hidalgo Lane home is located only 10 minutes from Legacy Business Park, medical facilities, and entertainment and a few miles from the PGA and The Star. It’s also near Comerica Center, formerly known as the Dr Pepper Center — a multi-purpose sports and entertainment arena that is home to the NBA G League’s Texas Legends and the Indoor Football League’s Frisco Fighters, as well as the executive offices and practice facility for the Dallas Stars.
Frisco is also home to the Minor League Frisco Roughriders at the Dr Pepper Ballpark, Major League Soccer’s FC Dallas at Toyota Stadium, and the National Soccer Hall of Fame.
“Frisco is named Sports City USA as headquarters host to the Stars, Cowboys, and FC Dallas. Here in Frisco, we also expect to see a big presence from the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup as we are so close to a host venue, AT&T Stadium,” Mooty said. AT&T Stadium in Arlington is in close contention to host the World Cup final, which will be announced Feb. 4.
Clearly, Frisco earns its title as a sports capital of the country. But this home’s ideal location in the Hills of Kingswood offers private respite for its owners.
“The previous owners have taken exceptional care of this home,” Mooty said. “It is immaculate and lives like a boutique hotel with luxury finishes inside and a stunning pool, creating a resort-like atmosphere where you can relax, and entertain.”
The primary bedroom is on the first floor complemented by the spa-like bath that includes a luxurious oversized steam shower for ultimate relaxation and a comfortable vessel tub nestled in a tile grotto. And just when you think you’ve gotten enough pampered beauty, step into the outstanding boutique-style closet and dare yourself to leave.
The dining room features a uniquely designed chandelier that screams (politely) of rugged beauty, accentuated by barrel vault ceilings. It also enters onto a welcoming patio with a lovely view.
The contemporary kitchen features a massive island, suitable for preparing large meals or a simple sandwich. There is also plenty of room to snack, eat a small meal, or just enjoy with a nice cup of coffee or tea.
Other features include coffered ceilings, a media room, and a second-floor game room for when it’s time to be a little competitive. Oh, and wine connoisseurs will adore the large built-in/walk-in wine cooler.
The breathtaking outdoor living space features the aforementioned pool with a welcoming trio of waterfalls that offer smooth and relaxing sounds. And for the times when you don’t feel like going in the water, there is a large covered area with a giant TV for watching your favorite show or game. For outdoor activities, the lawn beside the pool is suitable for a nice game of volleyball or badminton.
Mooty noted also that Frisco is considered THE place to live in North Texas, and like this house, the city has it all.
“Frisco has been solidified as a key city and real estate market in North Texas,” Mooty said. “The dynamic housing market and continued economic growth show us that Frisco will continue to develop over the next several years. The city’s proximity to Dallas allows easy access to downtown while being able to maintain the appeal for individuals and families seeking a thriving local community.”
