Prosper's original custom-home neighborhoods don't come up often, and Gentle Creek is the one everyone points to. Mature trees, wide setbacks, and real architectural character give this section of Prosper a sense of permanence that newer builds are still trying to manufacture. This home sits on the non-golf side of the neighborhood, so you get full access to community amenities and zoning into Prosper ISD, without the premium that comes with a fairway lot.
Step inside and the floorplan makes its case immediately. The primary suite sits on the first floor, separated from the secondary bedrooms and upstairs living space, giving you a real retreat instead of just a bedroom down the hall. The kitchen opens straight into the main living area, with granite counters, a gas cooktop, stainless steel appliances, and an island built for the kind of nights when everyone ends up in the kitchen anyway. Soaring ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and a full wall of windows keep the space bright without losing warmth.
Upstairs holds three more bedrooms, a spacious game room, and a media room that flexes to whatever you need it to be: theater, playroom, home office, or gym. That kind of flexibility is exactly what today's buyers are asking for, and it's built in here already.
The backyard leaves plenty of room to build out whatever your version of outdoor living looks like. Location puts you minutes from PGA Frisco, Omni PGA Resort, Universal Kids Resort, Fields West, and the continued growth along the Dallas North Tollway corridor. Zoned to Cockrell Elementary, Rogers Middle School, and Walnut Grove High School, in one of the most established and sought-after pockets of Prosper.