Topographic Map
The natural terrain of the property offers tall hills, steep ravines, large boulders, and views unlike other high-end residential developments around North Dallas. This structural contour map shows the extent of elevation changes throughout the development. The highest elevation at 633 above sea level is approximately 100 above the main entrance level of 530 ASL. This is also the highest elevation on the eastern boundary of the Trinity River basin, providing for the potential of a clear view of Lake Lewisville and the Trinity River from upper decks on a home in the development.

Waterfall Flow Into Lake
When complete, the 85'-high waterfall will flow over 600 gallons of water per minute across the natural boulders and into the central lake. At night, the falls will be lighted.

Hilly Terrain
The hilly terrain creates a unique opportunity for home-sites with beautiful vistas. The front of this 1.0-acre lot is flat with a large building site for a home, while the view from the back is enhanced by the natural boulders and an elevation high enough to see over the trees and creek below.

Upper Meadow
The southern portion of the property is located on a high plateau. Each of the lots in this area will have building sites on a large flat area (an existing hay field) with large trees and hills along the rear of every lot.

Another Hilltop View
From this vantage point, you can see the creek and lake below.

Upper Lot Area
This photo is another view of the upper hay-field area. The elevation drop at the rear of the lots behind the tree line can be seen. This view is looking west across the front of the lots in the area.

Front Yard View
Every single lot in the development will have dramatic natural features. Many of the lots will be located on either a creek or a lake. Almost all of the lots have large existing trees. The two photos here show two views of the same lot location. This photo is viewed from the front of a lot along the hillside road.

Back Yard View
This photo shows the back yard area of the same lot.

Another Lake View
This photo shows the northern lake area.

Doesn't Look Like Dallas?
This photo looks to the west from the edge of one hill. You can see for miles without a single rooftop or building. Aside from the future homes in Stone Mountain Estates, there will never be any more development due to the wildlife preserve.

The Road Less Travelled
The Fall season brings out the colors in the trees.

Wildlife Preserve
This photo was taken from the back yard of a lot that borders the wildlife preserve.

Phase 1 Lot
This shows the most basic lot in the neighborhood. Every single lot has large trees and rolling hills.

Central Creek
This photo was taken close to the base of the waterfall area. The water level was lowered for construction purposes during the summer.