1600 Historic Lane , Cross Roads, TX 76227(Denton County)

The Shooting Star Ranch, with its sandy soil, was originally developed as a horse ranch with a ranch house and other improvements. The 5,639 sf main house features a contemporary design with a horseshoe shaped floorplan. The large open kitchen, breakfast room and den overlook the landscaped backyard that includes a heated pool and separate spa. In addition to the 5 bedrooms with private baths, the home also includes a workout room, playroom, office and second floor balcony with panoramic views of the entire ranch. The first floor master suite includes separate his and hers bathrooms and a sitting area. A separate building used as an office/guesthouse (1,556 sf) is nestled in a grove of oak trees with three walls of windows, a kitchenette, bathroom with shower and a wood-burning fireplace. A hangar and pad were built for the owners private helicopter in 2002.

The north portion of the ranch is approximately one-half mile south of US 380. This land on the north and east side of the residence includes a combination of Coastal Bermuda pastures with large oak and pecan trees. For many years, the ranch was utilized as an equestrian facility and has a regulation polo field with irrigation. These facilities include a horse barn with 11 indoor stalls, two hay sheds, an equipment shed and out-stalls and paddocks. The property is in the Mustang Utility District and is served by CoServ Cooperative Electric. There are a total of four ponds and four wells on the property, but only the 1,000 well is active.

From the ranch, Downtown Dallas is a 50 minute drive via the Dallas North Tollway, DFW Airport is a 40 minute drive via Naylor Road to the Lake Lewisville toll bridge south to Highway 121 Frisco is a 20 minute drive and Denton is a 15 minute drive to west along US 380.

Listed exclusively by Burgher-Ray Ranch Sales of Briggs Freeman Sothebys International Realty.

For more information contact David Burgher 214.213.8715 or Harlan Ray 214.908.7770.

Broker must register prospects at first contact.

Buyers/Prospects may be asked for proof of funds prior to scheduling a showing.