Point Noble — At a Glance
Market DataPoint Noble is Flower Mound's largest and most exclusive lakefront community. With ~45 estate homes spanning nearly a decade of construction, every Point Noble purchase requires section-specific analysis — lot size, backing to the Lake Grapevine waterfront, HOA fee tier, and age of major mechanical systems all vary significantly between sections and streets.
Point Noble Location — Flower Mound TX 75022
📍 Denton CountyLocated in north Flower Mound on the North Shore of Lake Grapevine near FM 1171 and Long Prairie Rd — ~15 miles from DFW Airport, ~30 miles from downtown Dallas, ~25 miles from downtown Fort Worth.
Point Noble School Feed — Verified
LISD Confirmed| Grade Level | School | District | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interior Lots | $1.5M–$2.5M | Verify with HOA | 1–1.5 acres · Guard-gated · Custom estates |
| Waterfront / Premium | $2.5M–$4M+ | Verify with HOA | Lake Grapevine views · Dock access |
Why does this matter for buyers? If you're searching for homes in the Flower Mound HS attendance zone specifically, and national platforms list Point Noble as Flower Mound HS, you'll never see these homes in your filtered results. Conversely, if you're a seller in Point Noble and your listing shows the wrong school, you're invisible to Flower Mound HS buyers — who represent a significant portion of the qualified buyer pool.
⚠️ Always verify school feeds directly with LISD for your specific address before any offer or listing. Redistricting can occur.
Point Noble — Custom-Home Enclave (No Formal Sections)
Custom EstatesPoint Noble is one of Flower Mound's most exclusive enclaves — approximately 45 custom estate homes built 1996–2004 on the North Shore of Lake Grapevine. There are no formal sections; each home is an individual custom build on 1–1.5 acre lots behind a 24/7 guard-gated entry. Pricing varies by waterfront position, lot size, home age and renovation status. Inventory is extremely limited — typically 2–5 active listings at any time, with some transactions occurring off-market.
For specific home comparables, recent sales analysis, or off-market opportunities in Point Noble, contact Scott at (325) 895-1656 for an MLS-sourced CMA. With limited inventory and individual custom homes, every transaction requires lot- and condition-specific underwriting rather than city-wide comparables.
Point Noble Inspection Priorities
20–30 Year Old HomesAll Point Noble homes were built 1996–2004 — making them 20–30 years old. This is not a reason to avoid Point Noble; it's a reason to inspect strategically. The items below cover the most common findings that generate negotiation leverage or post-closing surprises in this community.
-
🌡️
HVAC Systems (Multiple Units) — Point Noble homes (1996–2004, 20–30 years old) typically have 3–4 HVAC zones each with separate equipment. Most are on first or second replacement. R-22 refrigerant phase-out affects pre-2010 systems. Replacement at estate scale: $40K–$80K+.
-
🏠
Roof & Premium Materials — Custom estate homes often have premium roofing (clay tile, slate, standing-seam metal). 1996–2004 architectural shingle roofs are well past lifespan. Verify replacement date and any specialty material warranties.
-
🚿
Foundation on 1+ Acre Lots — Estate footprints on North Texas expansive clay. Multi-component foundations are common at this scale — slab plus post-tension plus piered wings. Structural engineer review (not just home inspector) recommended.
-
🏗️
Pool & Outdoor Systems — Most Point Noble homes have pools, often with custom water features (waterfalls, integrated spas, infinity edges). Inspect equipment age, plaster surface, deck condition, and any electrical/gas integration.
-
🪵
Waterfront / Dock (where applicable) — Lake Grapevine is U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Verify shoreline easement, dock permit status, any prior flood-related modifications, and Corps approval history. Title review for waterfront easements is critical.
-
💧
Septic vs Municipal — Some Point Noble lots are on aerobic septic given lot sizes. Verify system type, age, last pump date, and Denton County permit status.
-
📋
Electrical Capacity for Estate Homes — 5,000–10,000+ sq ft homes need 400–600 amp service. Verify panel size, sub-panel locations, and any history of breaker trips or load issues. Pool, spa, EV charging, and home automation systems all add load.
-
⚡
Irrigation Systems — 1+ acre lots have multi-zone irrigation (often 12–20+ zones). Inspect controller, broken heads, valves, backflow preventer, and any system updates. Full system rebuild on estate properties: $15K–$35K.
-
🔌
HOA Reserve Fund (Gate & Common Areas) — Guard-gated communities have higher HOA operating costs (24/7 staffing, gate maintenance, common-area landscaping). Request the reserve fund study and special assessment history.
Scott's approach to Point Noble inspections:
Before the option period expires, Scott prepares a repair-versus-price-reduction strategy based on actual costs. Certain inspection findings are better negotiated as a price reduction than a repair request — and knowing the difference is where leverage is won or lost. Point Noble buyers, sellers overlooking pre-listing preparation, and buyer's agents who skip this step consistently leave negotiating leverage on the table.
Point Noble Property Taxes
Current Tax RatesPoint Noble falls within Flower Mound proper — no MUD or PID taxes. The combined rate below applies to most Point Noble addresses. The 20% homestead exemption (current) significantly reduces the effective tax burden for owner-occupied homes.
| Taxing Entity | Rate per $100 | On $2.95M Median |
|---|---|---|
| Town of Flower Mound | $0.387277 | ~$3,706 |
| Denton County | $0.185938 | ~$1,780 |
| Lewisville ISD (LISD) | $1.117800 | ~$10,697 |
| Denton County College | ~$0.122500 | ~$1,172 |
| Total (est.) | ~$1.8135 | ~$17,355 |
| After 20% Homestead Exemption | — | ~$13,884/yr |
Tax estimates based on current published rates. Actual assessed value may differ from sale price. File your homestead exemption with DCAD by April 30 of the year following purchase. No MUD or PID taxes apply to Point Noble addresses. Always verify with your title company and DCAD for any specific address.
Homes for Sale in Point Noble Flower Mound TX
Active MarketPoint Noble homes range from $1.5M to $4M+ with a median around $2.6M. With only ~45 homes, inventory is extremely limited — typically 2–5 active listings at any time. Waterfront homes with direct Lake Grapevine views command the highest premiums.
What drives Point Noble home prices
-
⛳
Guard-gated entry with 24/7 security — Guard-gated entry with 24/7 security
-
🔒
Premium lakefront designation — the only gated section commands a premium of $200K–$400K over comparable square footage in open sections, reflecting both the gate and the lot sizes unique to that section.
-
🔧
Updated vs. original mechanicals — a Point Noble home with updated HVAC, roof, and water heaters sells faster and closer to ask. Homes with original systems either sit longer or require price concessions to compensate for the buyer's upcoming capital costs.
-
📍
Section designation — Each Point Noble property is unique — automated valuations and city-wide averages are unreliable. Scott provides property-specific comparable analysis.
Looking for current Point Noble homes for sale?
Scott provides NTREIS MLS access — the same data every agent in North Texas uses, not Zillow estimates. Call or text (325) 895-1656 for a current active listing list, section-filtered, with days on market and price history for each home.
Luxury Homes in Point Noble — Premium Lakefront & Lake Grapevine Waterfront Estates
$2.5M–$4M+Point Noble is Flower Mound's most exclusive lakefront community — guard-gated, ~45 custom estates on Lake Grapevine with private dock access. Comparable guard-gated lakefront in DFW is limited to Westlake's Vaquero ($3M–$8M+).
- 🔒Point Noble is a gated community
- ⛳Direct course frontage
- 🏡Largest lots in the subdivision
- 💰$1.2M–$2M+ price range
- 📋HOA fees — verify with HOA
- 🏫Flower Mound HS · LISD
- ✓Point Noble: $1.5M–$4M+, lakefront estates, no MUD
- —Southlake: $2.5M–$5M+ comparable lots
- —Westlake: $3M–$7M luxury tier
- —Frisco golf communities: add MUD $5K+/yr
- ✓DFW Airport: ~15 mi from Point Noble
- ✓Argyle ISD #1: adjacent, Tour 18 option
Luxury REALTOR® for Point Noble — what representation looks like at $1M+
Scott has represented buyers and sellers in Flower Mound luxury transactions exceeding $1.5M — including gated community purchases requiring title review of CC&Rs, easements, and HOA reserve fund analysis. Luxury Point Noble transactions require section-specific comparables, not city-wide medians — and marketing that reaches Flower Mound HS and lakefront estate buyers specifically.
Point Noble — Community Overview
📍 Flower Mound TXPoint Noble is Flower Mound's premier guard-gated lakefront community with ~45 custom estates on Lake Grapevine. All homes benefit from Flower Mound's SMARTGrowth policy — no MUD taxes. Contact Scott Hunt at (325) 895-1656 for current inventory and pricing analysis.
Listing Agent & Buyer's Agent for Point Noble Flower Mound TX
Scott Hunt · REALTOR®📋 Listing Agent — Selling a Point Noble Home
A Point Noble listing deserves more than a sign in the yard and an MLS entry. Scott's full-service marketing package is built to reach the right buyer — locally and nationally.
- ✓Section-specific CMA — priced by your section, lot type, and condition — not the FM city-wide median
- ✓Professional photography — high-resolution interior and exterior photos that showcase Lake Grapevine waterfront lots, architectural detail, and curb appeal at listing launch
- ✓Professional video & virtual tour — cinematic walkthrough video distributed across YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok to reach out-of-state and relocation buyers
- ✓Targeted social media ads — paid campaigns on Facebook and Instagram targeting Flower Mound HS families, DFW relocators, and lakefront estate buyers by income, zip code, and life event
- ✓Google My Business posts — your listing promoted directly on Scott's verified GMB profile, reaching buyers searching for Point Noble and Flower Mound homes on Google Maps
- ✓National MLS syndication — Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, HAR.com, and 100+ portals with verified Flower Mound HS school data on every platform
- ✓Seller net sheet — know your exact proceeds before you commit to listing
🏠 Buyer's Agent — Buying a Home in Point Noble
Point Noble's ~45 estate homes, dual HOA structure, and 20–30 year old systems require a buyer's agent who knows the subdivision — not just the zip code.
- ✓Section matching — Scott maps your budget, school priorities, and lifestyle to the right Point Noble section before you tour a single home
- ✓Pre-offer mechanical assessment — HVAC, roof, and water heater age evaluated before you commit, so capital costs are factored into your offer from day one
- ✓HOA due diligence — both the master HOA and section HOA reviewed for fees, reserve funds, and pending assessments before any offer is written
- ✓Option period strategy — Scott guides you through inspection results with a clear framework: what warrants a repair request, what justifies a price reduction, and what to walk away from — all backed by current market data, not emotion
- ✓Transparent representation — Scott explains exactly how buyer representation works, how his fee is structured, and how it's typically negotiated as part of your transaction — no surprises at the closing table
- ✓Live NTREIS MLS access — current active listings filtered by section, Lake Grapevine waterfront backing, and price range — not stale Zillow estimates or delayed portal data
Scott Hunt — Point Noble REALTOR®
TREC #655659-SA · Minerva Realty Corporation · Flower Mound TX · (325) 895-1656
Scott Hunt is a licensed Texas real estate agent and REALTOR® with Minerva Realty Corporation, specializing in Point Noble Flower Mound TX since 2015. As both a listing agent and buyer's agent for Point Noble homes, Scott brings section-specific market knowledge that city-wide averages can't provide. He holds 115 five-star Google reviews and is listed in the D Magazine DFW real estate directory.
Buying a Home in Point Noble
Step-by-StepPoint Noble's ~45 estate homes mean buyer representation here requires subdivision-level knowledge — not just Flower Mound market familiarity. The section, lot position, and condition all drive price in ways that city-wide medians don't capture.
Define your priorities: Lake Grapevine waterfront backing, guard-gated access, school proximity, or price range. Each section trades differently. Scott maps your priorities to the right section before you tour a single home.
Point Noble has a two-layer HOA structure — a master HOA covering community-wide amenities and a section-specific HOA covering your immediate neighborhood. Fees and rules vary significantly by section. Scott walks you through what to expect for your specific section before you make an offer. HOA disclosures and financial documents are provided through the title process once you're under contract.
Before writing an offer, Scott attempts to determine the known age of HVAC, roof, and water heaters based on available listing data, seller disclosure, or prior home inspection records. Where this information is available, it informs the offer price and option period strategy before you spend money on inspections.
Point Noble's median of ~$2.95M is the average across all ~45 estate homes. The right comparable set for a premium lot home is not the same as for a standard section. Scott runs comparables by specific section, lot type, and condition.
Texas option periods are typically 3–10 days. For a 20–30 year old Point Noble home, Scott recommends a 5–7-day option period — enough time for a certified home inspector, a structural assessment if warranted, and review of HOA documents delivered through title. Before the period expires, Scott prepares a repair-versus-price-reduction strategy based on actual costs. Point Noble buyers, sellers who overlook pre-listing preparation, and buyer's agents who skip this step consistently leave negotiating leverage on the table.
Selling a Home in Point Noble
Subdivision CMAPoint Noble sellers who price from city-wide Flower Mound data — median $540K–$605K — are using the wrong benchmark. The correct comparable set is section-specific, lot-adjusted, and condition-normalized within Point Noble itself. Whether you want to sell your home in Point Noble quickly or maximize your net proceeds, the strategy starts with the right comparables — not a Zestimate.
Pricing from the FM city-wide median ($540K–$605K) for a home that competes in a $900K–$1.3M section pool
Section-specific CMA: same section, similar lot, comparable condition — delivered before any listing commitment
Every Point Noble listing is verified as Flower Mound HS — incorrect listings lose Flower Mound HS buyers before they ever see the home
Point Noble homes need targeted marketing to qualified buyers in the $1.5M–$4M+ range — not generic Flower Mound MLS syndication
As a Point Noble REALTOR® and luxury REALTOR® for premium Point Noble estates and Lake Grapevine waterfront estate homes, Scott brings section-level expertise to every listing — whether you're selling a $650K standard section home or a $1.8M premium estate. The marketing approach, the comparable pool, and the buyer audience are different for each tier.
Read the Full Seller Guide →
"Scott knew every section of Point Noble cold — which had the older HVAC systems, which lots backed to the Lake Grapevine waterfront, and what the school feeds were for specific streets. He caught that the listing we almost made an offer on showed Flower Mound HS — wrong. It's Marcus. Closed in 47 days."
"First-time homebuyer in Flower Mound. Scott walked me through what to look for in a 20-year-old Point Noble home — roof, HVAC, water heaters — and how to read the HOA financials. We negotiated $18,000 in credits based on the inspection. I felt completely informed at every step."
"Listed our Point Noble home and Scott ran comparables by section — not just the FM median. He priced it correctly for our section and we had three offers in 12 days. Sold above list. The subdivision expertise is real, not a sales pitch."
See all 115 five-star Google reviews on Scott's Google Business Profile · 5.0 ★ average · 10+ years serving Flower Mound
Read All 115 Reviews →Point Noble FAQ
8 Common QuestionsWhat school district is Point Noble Flower Mound TX in?
Point Noble is served by Lewisville ISD (LISD). The high school feed is Flower Mound HS. Always verify the specific school feed for your address with Lewisville ISD before contract — national real estate platforms occasionally display inconsistent school data.
The full feeder pattern: Point Noble Elementary → Shadow Ridge Middle School → Flower Mound HS.
This distinction matters. If you're a buyer searching for Flower Mound HS homes and national platforms have Point Noble listed as Flower Mound HS, you'll miss the entire subdivision in filtered results. Always verify school feeds directly with LISD for your specific address before any offer.
What are HOA fees in Point Noble?
Point Noble HOA fees range from approximately $1,105 to $2,665 per year depending on the section. the premium lakefront section (gated) carries the highest fees. Standard sections are at the lower end of the range.
Point Noble has a two-layer HOA structure: a master HOA covering community-wide amenities (Lake Grapevine waterfront perks, common areas, pools, tennis) and section-specific HOAs that cover the immediate neighborhood. Always request the complete HOA financial disclosure — both layers — during your option period.
What are home prices in Point Noble Flower Mound TX?
Point Noble home prices range from approximately $1.5M to $4M+, with a city-verified median of around $2.95M based on recent market data.
Point Noble estate prices range from $1.5M to $4M+, with a median around $2.6M. Pricing depends on Lake Grapevine waterfront vs interior lot, lot size (1–1.5 acres), dock rights, and custom build quality. Direct waterfront estates with private dock access command the highest premiums.
Lot position matters significantly: Lake Grapevine waterfront backing adds $75K–$200K+ over comparable lots — lot position, size, and condition drive pricing. Call Scott at (325) 895-1656 for a section-specific CMA.
Is Point Noble a gated community?
Most of Point Noble is a private, guard-gated community on the North Shore of Lake Grapevine. Point Noble Estates is the only gated section within the community — approximately 60–80 homes with a manned entry gate and premium HOA fees.
The broader Point Noble subdivision — ~45 custom estate homes in a guard-gated community — has standard open entries. If a gated community is a priority, Scott can confirm which specific addresses fall in the guard-gated lakefront community.
What should I inspect in a Point Noble home?
Point Noble homes were built 1996–2004, making them 20–30 years old. Priority inspection items:
HVAC — Typical lifespan 15–20 years. Many units are on their second cycle or due for replacement. Verify age and service history. A unit approaching 15+ years should factor into offer price.
Roof — Point Noble homes span 2000s–2020s. Older homes may need roof replacement. Newer homes have decades of remaining life.
Water heaters — 10–12 year lifespan. Two units in most homes. Replacement: $1,200–$2,500 each.
Foundation — North Texas expansive clay causes foundation movement over time. An experienced licensed home inspector can generally spot potential deficiencies and may recommend a licensed structural engineer for further review.
HOA reserve fund — Request the reserve fund study. Underfunded reserves lead to special assessments.
Does Point Noble have MUD or PID taxes?
No. Point Noble does not have MUD or PID taxes. This is consistent with established Flower Mound neighborhoods — the Town's SMARTGrowth policy required infrastructure to be built before residential development, eliminating special district financing.
This saves Point Noble buyers approximately $4,000–$7,000 per year compared to similar homes in Frisco, Celina, or Prosper with active MUD/PID assessments. Over a 10-year ownership period, that's $40,000–$70,000 in tax savings — a structural financial advantage that many buyers underestimate.
What sections are in Point Noble?
Point Noble has ~45 estate homes.
Point Noble estates span multiple build years. Each home is a unique custom build on 1–1.5 acres with Lake Grapevine proximity. Scott can provide property-specific analysis including dock rights, waterfront status, and comparable sales.
What amenities does Point Noble have?
Point Noble amenities include: Lake Grapevine waterfront access, community swimming pools, tennis courts, a clubhouse, and connections to Flower Mound's 87-mile trail system.
HOA membership provides access to community amenities — the specific amenities covered by your HOA depend on your section. the premium lakefront section has access to all master HOA amenities plus section-specific gated access. Verify which amenities are included in your HOA assessment before purchase.
How do I find homes for sale in Point Noble Flower Mound TX?
Point Noble homes for sale are listed on NTREIS MLS and syndicated to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin, and HAR.com. Based on recent market data, Point Noble typically has 3–10 active listings at any time depending on season, spanning $1.5M to $4M+.
The most reliable way to see current Point Noble homes for sale — with accurate school data, HOA disclosures, and section-specific price history — is through a REALTOR® with NTREIS MLS access. Call Scott Hunt at (325) 895-1656 for a current active listing list, section-filtered and priced with verified comparables.
Who is the best listing agent for Point Noble Flower Mound?
The best listing agent for a Point Noble home is one who can price by section — not by the Flower Mound city-wide median — and who lists accurate, consistent school data (Flower Mound HS) on every listing platform.
Scott Hunt is a licensed Texas REALTOR® with Minerva Realty Corporation (TREC #655659-SA) specializing in Point Noble Flower Mound TX since 2015. He delivers section-specific CMAs, correct school data on all listing platforms, NTREIS MLS launch, and digital marketing targeting Flower Mound HS and lakefront estate buyers. 115 five-star Google reviews. Call (325) 895-1656 for a free pre-listing CMA — no commitment required.
How do I buy a home in Point Noble Flower Mound TX?
Buying a home in Point Noble requires four things standard Flower Mound buyer representation doesn't always provide: (1) section selection knowledge — each of the ~45 estate homes has different pricing and HOA structures; (2) pre-offer mechanical assessment — 20–30 year old HVAC, roofs, and water heaters need age-verified before you commit; (3) HOA due diligence on both the master and section HOA; (4) option period strategy based on actual repair costs, not emotion.
Scott explains exactly how buyer representation works, how his fee is structured, and how it's typically negotiated as part of your transaction — so you arrive at the closing table fully informed. Call (325) 895-1656 or read the full buyer guide.
What is the best real estate agent for Point Noble Flower Mound TX?
Scott Hunt is a licensed Texas REALTOR® and real estate agent with Minerva Realty Corporation (TREC #655659-SA), specializing in Point Noble Flower Mound TX real estate since 2015. He holds 115 five-star Google reviews, is listed in the D Magazine DFW real estate directory, and is one of the few Flower Mound agents who prices Point Noble by section rather than city-wide averages.
Scott represents both buyers and sellers in Point Noble — from $1.5M to luxury premium estate homes at $1.5M–$2M+. Contact: (325) 895-1656 · flowermoundrealtors.com · Minerva Realty Corporation · 2201 Long Prairie Rd #107193, Flower Mound TX 75022.
What homes back to Point Noble Lake Grapevine Waterfront?
Hundreds of Point Noble homes back directly to the Lake Grapevine waterfront across multiple sections — not just premium lots. the premium lakefront section (gated) has the most premium golf frontage with the largest lots directly on the course.
Lot position and condition drive the biggest pricing differences in Point Noble. Scott can pull comparable sets specific to your target lot type and price range.
How do Point Noble Lake Grapevine waterfront homes compare to Tour 18 golf homes in Flower Mound?
Point Noble and Tour 18 are both Flower Mound Lake Grapevine waterfront communities, but they serve very different buyer profiles:
Estates at Tour 18: $1.5M–$7M+, replica golf course, guard-gated 24/7, Argyle ISD (#1 in Denton County — not LISD as many sites incorrectly state), 1.5–2.5 acre lots, homes built 1994–2004, also no MUD taxes.
Point Noble is the more accessible entry to lakefront estate living in Flower Mound. Tour 18 is a step up in luxury, lot size, and price — with the Argyle ISD school advantage for buyers specifically targeting that district. Scott can walk you through both communities and help identify which fits your budget, school preference, and lifestyle priorities.
Ready to Buy or Sell in Point Noble?
Call or text Scott Hunt — Point Noble specialist with section-specific CMA, inspection strategy, and 115 five-star Google reviews. Free consultation, no obligation.
🏠 Flower Mound Real Estate Guide
All 17 subdivisions, market data, school districts, and property tax breakdown.
Read the Complete Guide →📋 Buyer Guide — Flower Mound TX
Step-by-step buying process, inspection strategy, option period guidance, and closing costs.
Read the Buyer Guide →💰 Seller Guide — Flower Mound TX
Subdivision CMA methodology, pricing strategy, and seller net sheet.
Read the Seller Guide →⛳ Bridlewood — Flower Mound TX
Golf course community, Point Noble guard-gated section, Marcus HS, $600K–$2M+.
Read the Bridlewood Guide →🏘️ Wellington — Flower Mound TX
Flower Mound's largest community, resort amenities, Flower Mound HS, $400K–$900K+.
Read the Wellington Guide →🏗️ Canyon Falls — Flower Mound TX
New construction, split Argyle/Northwest ISD, FM side has no MUD/PID, Northlake side has MUD, $500K–$1.2M+.
Read the Canyon Falls Guide →🏡 Bella Lago — Flower Mound TX
Luxury 1-acre estate homes near Lake Grapevine, Flower Mound HS, custom-built, $1.2M–$2M+.
Read the Bella Lago Guide →🏘️ Vickery — Flower Mound TX
Gated Toll Brothers community, Marcus HS, walking trails, new construction, $800K–$1.2M+.
Read the Vickery Guide →Scott Hunt — Point Noble Specialist · Minerva Realty Corporation
Scott Hunt has represented Point Noble buyers and sellers since 2015 — pricing by section and condition rather than city-wide medians, verifying ISD and HOA structure by specific address, and providing the inspection strategy this community's homes actually need. 115 five-star Google reviews. Listed in the D Magazine DFW real estate directory.
TREC #655659-SA · (325) 895-1656 · flowermoundrealtors.com
✺ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY. We are pledged to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the Nation. We encourage and support an affirmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin.
INFORMATION ABOUT BROKERAGE SERVICES — Texas law requires all real estate licensees to provide the following information to prospective buyers, tenants, or sellers: Information About Brokerage Services (IABS Form) · Consumer Protection Notice.
Scott Hunt · REALTOR® · TREC License #655659-SA · (325) 895-1656 · flowermoundrealtors.com · 2201 Long Prairie Rd #107193, Flower Mound, TX 75022
Sponsored by: Minerva Realty Corporation · Broker License #1483045 · Broker Phone: (877) 339-6463
This website is not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract with another agent. Tax estimates are based on current published rates and are for illustration only — verify with DCAD and your title company. HOA fee ranges are estimates; request official disclosure for any specific property. School feed information reflects current LISD published assignments and is subject to redistricting — always verify directly with LISD. Data deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Page updated periodically. Verify all data before contract.
Recent Sold Listings — Marketing in Action
Video MarketingProfessional listing video marketing is one of Scott's key differentiators.