Nestled on the Shores of Lake Lewisville, This Little Elm Listing Is Your Summer Sanctuary
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Situated on the northeast shore of Lake Lewisville, Little Elm is quickly becoming a summer destination with attractions like The Lakefront, DFW Surf, and Hydrous Wake Park. As the summer housing market heats up, buyers with a weakness for waterfront property will discover Little Elm delivers big-time luxury as well.
With a luxury-first, lifestyle-forward portfolio, @properties Christie’s International Real Estate Lone Star is the perfect fit for this market. In fact, the billion-dollar brokerage just listed one of the area’s most impressive lakeside properties.
Situated on the Lake Lewisville shoreline with 116 feet of protected waterfrontage, this four-bedroom, six-bathroom, 4,860-square-foot home is a knockout. Designed by Twin River Builders, it carries the quiet confidence of a home where every decision was made intentionally.
“There is a certain kind of North Texas buyer who has been quietly looking for this,” said listing agent Rosa Collins with Christie’s Lone Star. “Not a cabin, not a weekend place, but a full-time, fully outfitted lakefront estate where Monday mornings begin with coffee and an open-water view, and Saturday evenings end around a fire pit with the lake turning gold. That buyer just found their home.”
From the exterior, this home takes full advantage of its surroundings. With a stately presence, it fits perfectly among mature trees and majestic views. The circular drive and three-car garage set a measured, unhurried arrival sequence. But there’s even more to this lot than meets the eye.
“The 116 feet of shoreline matters more than you might think,” said listing agent Lindsay Reyes with Christie’s Lone Star. “The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages the shoreline, which means private docks are limited, overbuilding is prohibited, and the natural beauty you see today is the natural beauty you’ll see in 20 years. That kind of long-term value is increasingly rare in North Texas.”
Inside, walls of glass pull the lake right into the living room. Vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams, and a towering fireplace immediately signal the home’s carefully considered design.
The kitchen is the kind that makes you rethink your entertaining calendar. Four ovens, a six-burner gas range with grill, and a full KitchenAid appliance package create a serious entertaining kitchen. Also, an oversized granite island with a farmhouse sink, custom cabinetry, a walk-in pantry, and a full secondary kitchen elevate hosting and encourage multigenerational living. Weathered granite finishes carry through the home with consistency and warmth.
Then, the primary suite is expansive and private, where the sleeping quarters are just the start. Step out of the bedroom itself, and you access an enclosed sunroom and gym. Of course, this addition can be arranged to suit any personal preferences. In all, it’s a suite that functions more like a wing.
Then, the ensuite bathroom is a spa-inspired escape designed with spa-like finishes and indoor-outdoor privacy. A European wet shower anchors the bath alongside dual vanities and a soaking tub. Sleek marble, tile, and stone coalesce to create a sophisticated ambiance. Step outside the bathroom and you land in a private courtyard, open to the sky, secluded from the world.
With more than 4,800 square feet, this home is abundant with amenities and luxe accommodations.
“The second floor offers a generous game room, a dedicated media room with projection and tiered seating, and the detail that will get you, a glass-enclosed wine room off the game room with lake views framed behind it,” said Collins. “The upper screened deck deserves its own mention. A wood-paneled ceiling, string lights, a ceiling fan, and unobstructed sightlines to the water provide a one-of-a-kind experience. This is where you watch storms roll in from across the lake, and it is very, very good.”
Finally, what’s a lakefront home without a luxury backyard setup? This one inspires awe from every angle.
“The 3,000-square-foot deck and heated pool and spa face the lake, which means every lap, float, and slow morning in the spa happens with open water on the horizon,” said Reyes. “The outdoor kitchen handles the cooking. Two shoreline-facing fire pits handle the ambiance. A pergola-covered seating area provides shade without sacrificing the view. Electric screens along the back of the home mean the indoor-outdoor flow is genuinely functional year-round, not just a selling point.”
Approximately 35 minutes to Downtown Dallas. Eighteen minutes to The Star in Frisco. Minutes from The Tribute and All-American Golf Club, and a short drive to PGA Frisco. This is the rare lakefront home that lets you live the lake life without leaving North Texas’s best amenities behind. For the golf-obsessed, the commuter, or the family wanting elite schools nearby, the location math works every time.
