Why Don't Corner Lots Come Up Often in Carrollton's Booth Creek Neighborhood?
Because most people who land one don't leave. 2060 Arbor Creek Drive, Unit B, is a rare exception, priced at $375,000 for 1,544 square feet on a corner lot in Booth Creek, worth a look if you've been watching this pocket of Carrollton and coming up empty.
The backyard is the actual selling point here. It's bigger than what you typically get on other listings in this part of Carrollton, with an extended concrete patio that makes it usable, not just there. New flooring and carpet run throughout the house, and the staircase has been fully rebuilt, so you're not walking into a list of deferred projects the way you would with a lot of homes in this price range and age.
Location does a lot of the heavy lifting too. You're a walk from Indian Creek Elementary, and minutes from Highway 121, the Sam Rayburn Tollway, Legacy West, and Grandscape, putting you close to some of the biggest retail and job growth in North Dallas without the price tag that usually comes attached to it. Built in 1988, the home sits in Lewisville ISD, and there's no HOA, which keeps the monthly numbers simpler than a lot of comparable listings nearby.
A 2-car attached garage and a corner lot in an established neighborhood like this don't come up together very often at this price point in Denton County. If you've been priced out of Legacy West's immediate footprint but still want the commute and the lifestyle that comes with being this close to it, this is the kind of listing that's easy to overlook on paper and hard to walk away from in person.
The backyard is the actual selling point here. It's bigger than what you typically get on other listings in this part of Carrollton, with an extended concrete patio that makes it usable, not just there. New flooring and carpet run throughout the house, and the staircase has been fully rebuilt, so you're not walking into a list of deferred projects the way you would with a lot of homes in this price range and age.
Location does a lot of the heavy lifting too. You're a walk from Indian Creek Elementary, and minutes from Highway 121, the Sam Rayburn Tollway, Legacy West, and Grandscape, putting you close to some of the biggest retail and job growth in North Dallas without the price tag that usually comes attached to it. Built in 1988, the home sits in Lewisville ISD, and there's no HOA, which keeps the monthly numbers simpler than a lot of comparable listings nearby.
A 2-car attached garage and a corner lot in an established neighborhood like this don't come up together very often at this price point in Denton County. If you've been priced out of Legacy West's immediate footprint but still want the commute and the lifestyle that comes with being this close to it, this is the kind of listing that's easy to overlook on paper and hard to walk away from in person.
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