Location
Stone Mountain Estates is located approximately mile north of US Highway 380 and is bounded by Rock Hill Road to the west and Spring Mountain Road to the east. Rock Hill Road runs through the eastern portion of a wildlife preserve along the Trinity River, and the land on both sides of the road is owned by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The area west of Rock Hill Road all the way to the Trinity River can never be developed and will remain in its natural state. Since the Rock Hill Road frontage is government owned all the way south to HWY 380, the drive-up to Stone Mountain Estates will be protected from further development except for 3 or 4 driveways. Spring Mountain Road is an existing county road to the east that will serve as the back entrance to the development.

View from Top of Waterfall
The water will cascade down from this point into the lake 85 feet below. The view in the distance is protected wildlife preserve and will not change except for a few houses in this development.

Stone Mountain Lake
The central lake will become a common area with a park surrounding it. This photo shows a view of the central lake from the location of the future walkway across the dam. The waterfall can be seen in the distance across the lake.

View from Hilltop
This photo is taken from one of the hills looking down to the creek 80 feet below. Note the large boulders and pine trees along the steep hill.

Fantastic Views
Many of the lots have views overlooking expansive terrain with only a few rooflines to obscure the scenery.

Property From US-380
his photo shows a view of US Highway 380 across the Trinity River/Lake Lewisville crossing. The Stone Mountain property is located mile to the north of Hwy 380 at the base of the hillside. This property is uniquely situated with easy access to the conveniences of the fast-developing 380-corridor while being protected in the privacy of a wildlife preserve.

View from Trinity River Basin
The specific location of the property is pointed out on this photo. Note that the tall hills overlook two miles of a designated wildlife preserve along the Trinity River Basin, so that no future development will ever be able to spoil the view or the privacy.

Rock Hill Road Entrance Area
Due to the wildlife preserve along the Trinity River Basin, the drive along Rock Hill Road from US Hwy 380 will be protected from construction or development, except for three driveways. The view in ten years should look much the same as it does today.

Aerial Photo
In addition to dramatic elevation changes, the property is heavily wooded with large oak trees and includes two creeks that converge into a 2-acre lake. The central lake has a penninsula in the middle with a steel foot-bridge for pedestrian access. The higher elevation on the south side of the property has been cleared and is currently used as a hay field. The aerial photo shows the existing layout of the property.