There is a particular feeling that comes with a home where every decision was made with intention and nothing was left to default. Where the details that most builders treat as afterthoughts are the ones that stop you in a room. That is the feeling of 1109 Savoy Lane.
The iron door opens and the home receives you. A curved staircase rises through the foyer, a chandelier suspended above it, hardwoods running long and warm toward the back of the house where a wall of steel-frame windows holds the whole of the yard in view. It is the kind of arrival that makes you slow down without being told to.
The great room and kitchen share that light and that outlook. A floor-to-ceiling limestone fireplace anchors one end. The kitchen anchors the other: cabinetry to the ceiling, an island generous enough to become the center of any gathering, professional appliances, a dry bar, and a breakfast room that lets the morning come in quietly. The whole of the main living wing moves as one graceful, unhurried whole.
The owner's suite is its own world within the home. Main level, privately positioned, windows facing the yard, a spa bath beyond, and a walk-in closet that connects directly to the laundry room because someone thought carefully about how mornings actually work. A guest suite, a dedicated office, and a media room complete the downstairs. Upstairs, a generous gameroom and three additional bedrooms, each with its own private bath.
More than half an acre. A covered patio with remote-controlled screens opening to a backyard that stretches farther than most in Southlake. A four-car garage running 26 feet deep, insulated, wired for whatever you need it to be. Built in 2017. 5,648 square feet. Carroll ISD.