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Though just in its infancy, this neighborhood has big plans to have the amenities that most people can only dream about.  Currently in the development phase, the resort-style pool rivals those found in any five-star hotel.  With its zero-entry area, interactive play areas with splash fountains and spray guns, it is sure to keep any child amused for hours.  Add to that a lovely covered porch area, playground, outdoor grill, and deluxe restroom facilities, and it is sure to make the entire family feel pampered.

Southern Land Company doesn’t stop there with the amenities for Tucker Hill.  Bike paths, walking and hiking trails, playgrounds, parks and stocked fishing ponds can be found throughout the community with a neighborhood center every quarter mile.  They’ve even brought in a full-time Activities Director to help bring fun and excitement to the neighborhood and bring interconnectedness to all who will call Tucker Hill home.

Tucker Hill isn’t just a community, it is an experience.  A Town Centre is also in the works, comprised of shops that meet the needs of the residents and architecture that compliments the neighborhood.

Homebuyers can choose from a large selection of luxury plans which have either been specially designed or reviewed by the Southern Land Company.  And because this is such a unique community, homebuyers are also welcome to customize their own creation.   Tucker Hill is sure to be a favorite of those wanting to live in true luxury in the Dallas area.

Such well thought out master planned communities aren’t something you see everywhere.  If you are interesting in finding out more about this luxurious neighborhood, or have questions about other wonderful new home opportunities in Dallas, contact Save On A New Home at 1-866-560-1079 for more information or to schedule a showing.

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