Alliance Corridor Large Lots & Premium Homesites | Denton County Guide

When you're relocating to North Texas and space matters—not because you need farm acreage or livestock operations, but because you've worked hard to afford a premium lifestyle—the standard 40 to 50-foot lot doesn't reflect your success.

You're looking for room to breathe. Privacy from neighbors. Space for a home office that isn't cramped. An outdoor area worthy of entertaining clients or hosting family gatherings. Maybe a three-car garage with room for that project car. A workshop for your hobbies. A pool without feeling like you're in your neighbor's backyard.

This isn't about becoming a rancher. This is about living well.

The Alliance Corridor in Denton County delivers the rare combination: premium large lots near major employment centers (Alliance Airport, DFW Airport, I-35W distribution corridor) with upscale master-planned amenities and top-rated school districts—the kind of properties that disappeared decades ago in established Dallas-Fort Worth submarkets.

But here's what you need to know: Not all "large lot communities" deliver genuine space. A 60-foot lot is larger than 50 feet, yes—but after your house, driveway, and setbacks, how much usable outdoor space do you actually have?

This is your complete guide to large lots and premium homesites in the Alliance Corridor, organized by actual lot size—from 60-foot and 70-foot premium lots to half-acre, one-acre, and 2+ acre estate properties—with honest calculations of what you're actually getting.

Why Large Lots Matter for Professionals

Let's talk about why successful professionals prioritize lot size in the Alliance Corridor.

Privacy and personal space. When you work demanding hours—whether that's aviation schedules, executive responsibilities, or entrepreneurial ventures—your home is your sanctuary. Distance from neighbors matters. Buffer zones from community noise matter. Having space to decompress matters.

Home office and workspace. Remote work isn't temporary. Hybrid schedules are permanent. You need dedicated office space that doesn't overlap with family living areas. Maybe a detached office building. Maybe a workshop for hobbies that doubles as creative space. Large lots provide physical separation between work and life.

Outdoor entertaining and lifestyle. When you entertain clients, host business dinners, or gather family for holidays, cramped backyards don't cut it. Outdoor kitchens, fire features, pool areas, lawn space for kids—these aren't luxuries. They're the lifestyle you've earned.

Vehicle space and storage. Three-car garages. RV parking. Boat storage. Workshop space. Car enthusiasts, aviation professionals with unusual schedules, business owners with equipment—larger lots accommodate real-world needs without sacrificing curb appeal.

Investment protection and appreciation. In master-planned communities, larger lots historically appreciate faster than entry-level inventory. When markets tighten, premium lots and estate homesites maintain value better. Your real estate isn't just housing—it's an asset class.

Resale flexibility. Buyers can always find 50-foot lots. Finding genuine premium lots or acreage in master-planned communities near employment centers? That's scarcity that protects your exit strategy when life changes, business expands, or opportunities arise.

This guide is for professionals who want space to live well, not acres to farm.

Understanding Lot Sizes: What You're Actually Getting

Before we explore specific communities, let's establish what different lot sizes actually mean in usable outdoor space—after accounting for house footprint, driveway, and required setbacks.

60-Foot Lots

• Typical dimensions: 60' wide × 100-120' deep
• Total lot size: ~6,000-7,200 square feet
• Typical house footprint: 2,500-3,500 sq ft (including driveway, walkways)
• Usable outdoor space: ~3,000-4,000 square feet
• Reality check: Larger than standard 50' lots, but you're still looking at a suburban-scale backyard. Good for families wanting upgraded outdoor space. Room for pool OR outdoor kitchen, not both with generous lawn. Not estate-scale.

70-Foot Lots

• Typical dimensions: 70' wide × 110-130' deep
• Total lot size: ~7,700-9,100 square feet
• Typical house footprint: 3,000-4,000 sq ft (including driveway, walkways)
• Usable outdoor space: ~4,000-5,500 square feet
• Reality check: Premium suburban lot. Room for pool with surrounding deck, outdoor kitchen area, lawn space. Side yards provide buffer from neighbors. This is where "upscale suburban" begins, but it's still not acreage.

80-Foot Lots

• Typical dimensions: 80' wide × 120-140' deep
• Total lot size: ~9,600-11,200 square feet (~0.25 acres)
• Typical house footprint: 3,500-4,500 sq ft (including driveway, walkways)
• Usable outdoor space: ~5,500-7,000 square feet
• Reality check: Approaching quarter-acre. Room for pool with extensive decking, outdoor kitchen, lawn area for activities, meaningful side yard buffers. Space for detached workshop (400-600 sq ft). This is premium living, but you're still in "large suburban lot" territory, not estate property.

100-Foot Lots

• Typical dimensions: 100' wide × 130-150' deep
• Total lot size: ~13,000-15,000 square feet (~0.33 acres)
• Typical house footprint: 4,000-5,000 sq ft (including driveway, walkways)
• Usable outdoor space: ~8,000-10,000 square feet
• Reality check: True premium lot. Room for pool with expansive deck, outdoor kitchen, significant lawn areas, RV parking, larger detached workshop (800-1,000 sq ft). Side yards provide genuine privacy buffers. This is where you start approaching "estate feel" within master-planned structure.

Half-Acre Lots (0.5 acres = 21,780 square feet)

• Typical dimensions: Varies significantly in configuration
• Total lot size: 21,780 square feet
• Typical house footprint: 4,500-6,000 sq ft (including driveway, walkways)
• Usable outdoor space: ~15,000-17,000 square feet
• Reality check: This is where "estate living" begins. Extensive pool areas, outdoor kitchens, lawn space, multiple outbuildings possible (workshop, pool house, storage). Privacy buffers from all neighbors. Room to stretch out. Still within master-planned community structure with amenities and HOA maintenance of common areas.

One-Acre Lots (43,560 square feet)

• Total lot size: 43,560 square feet
• Typical house footprint: 5,000-7,000 sq ft (including driveway, walkways, hardscaping)
• Usable outdoor space: ~35,000-38,000 square feet
• Reality check: Legitimate acreage within master-planned environment. Extensive outdoor living areas, large workshop buildings (1,500+ sq ft), RV/boat storage, private recreational areas. Privacy is guaranteed—neighbors feel distant even within community structure.

1+ to 2-Acre Lots (43,560-87,120 square feet)

• Total lot size: 43,560-87,120+ square feet
• Usable outdoor space: ~35,000-75,000+ square feet after structures
• Reality check: True estate living. Multiple outbuildings, extensive privacy buffers, rural character within master-planned amenity access. This is premium acreage for professionals who want land without sacrificing community infrastructure or long rural commutes.

The key distinction for this guide: 60', 70', 80', even 100' lots are premium lots—they're upscale, they're spacious, they're wonderful. But they're not acreage. Half-acre+ is estate living.

Important: HOA Restrictions in Master-Planned Communities

All communities in this guide operate under Homeowner Association (HOA) governance. This is standard for master-planned communities and provides benefits (maintained amenities, common area landscaping, property value protection) but also imposes restrictions.

Critical for buyers to understand:

• Livestock and animals: HOAs typically prohibit livestock (horses, goats, chickens) even on half-acre or larger lots. If livestock is a requirement, rural unincorporated land outside master-planned communities is necessary.
• Outbuildings and workshops: Detached structures typically require architectural approval and must comply with HOA design guidelines. Size, placement, exterior finishes, and materials are evaluated case-by-case. Some communities are more permissive than others.
• Fencing: Height, materials, and placement are typically regulated by HOA and may be approved case-by-case based on architectural guidelines. Some fence types and locations may be permitted while others are restricted.
• RV/boat storage: Visibility restrictions vary by community. Rear yard storage may be permitted with screening requirements. Some communities have time limitations or require covered storage. Approval is case-by-case.
• Exterior modifications: Paint colors, roof materials, landscaping changes often require approval.

Before purchasing any lot, review the specific HOA guidelines for that community to ensure they accommodate your intended use. What's permitted on a half-acre lot varies by community—some allow workshops, some allow pools, some restrict both.

The value proposition: You're trading some personal freedom for maintained common areas, resort-style amenities you don't have to maintain yourself, and property value protection through architectural standards. For professionals who value time and convenience, this trade-off makes sense.

60' to 100' Premium Lots: Alliance Corridor Communities

These communities offer premium suburban lots—larger than standard, upscale, spacious. Perfect for professionals who want upgraded outdoor living without estate-scale maintenance.

Pecan Square - Northlake, TX (60', 70' & 100' Lots)

Community Overview:

• Location: Northlake, TX 76226 (1 mile west of I-35W & FM 407)
• Developer: Hillwood Communities
• School District: Northwest ISD (A- overall grade, top 10% of Texas)
• Status: Established (opened 2019, mature amenities operational)
• Character: Upscale master-planned with resort amenities

Lot Sizes & Pricing:

• 60' lots: $550,000-$650,000
• 70' lots: $600,000-$750,000
• 100' lots: $800,000-$950,000 (largest lots in Pecan Square)

Why Pecan Square for Premium Lot Buyers: Pecan Square opened in 2019, so you're buying into an established community with mature landscaping, operational amenities, and proven neighborhood character. For professionals who want move-in-ready premium living without waiting through construction phases, this is your option.

Pecan Square offers the widest range of lot sizes in a single established community—from 60' and 70' premium lots to 100-foot lots (~13,000-15,000 sq ft / ~0.33 acres) as the largest available.

Key Features:

• On-site Johnie R. Daniel Elementary currently operational
• Barksdale Middle School opening August 2026 (on-site)
• Resort-style amenity center with pools (operational)
• Extensive trail system throughout community
• Mature trees and landscaping in early phases
• 15-minute commute to Alliance Airport
• Pecan Plaza commercial (CVS Pharmacy, Little Caesars) opening Summer 2026

Active Builders: Coventry Homes, D.R. Horton, David Weekley Homes, Highland Homes, Pulte Homes

Pecan Square 60-100' lots make sense for: Professionals who want established community with mature amenities, families needing on-site schools operational now, executives working at Alliance Airport (15 min), buyers prioritizing Northwest ISD, move-in-ready premium living without construction phases, professionals wanting 100' lots (~0.33 acres) as bridge between premium suburban and estate living.

Harvest - Argyle/Northlake (60' to 100' Lots - Resale Market)

Community Overview:

• Location: Argyle/Northlake (Denton County)
• Developer: Hillwood Communities
• School District: Argyle ISD (top 1% Texas) and Northwest ISD
• Status: Almost built out (~70-80% complete, limited new construction inventory)
• Character: Mature master-planned, highly desirable school district

Lot Sizes & Pricing (Resale Market):

• 60' lots: $600,000-$750,000 (resale)
• 70' lots: $650,000-$800,000 (resale)
• 80' lots: $750,000-$900,000+ (resale)
• 100' lots: $850,000-$1,000,000+ (resale)

Why Harvest Resale Market for Premium Lot Buyers: Harvest's 80-foot and 100-foot lots represent the largest premium lots available in the Alliance Corridor—80' lots approaching quarter-acre at ~10,000-11,000 sq ft total, and 100' lots reaching ~13,000-15,000 sq ft (~0.33 acres). These lots sold out during initial construction, but the resale market offers opportunities for buyers who want maximum space within a mature master-planned community.

The major differentiator: Argyle ISD (top 1% of Texas districts). For executives and professionals prioritizing education, Argyle ISD's reputation commands premium pricing.

Key Features:

• Argyle ISD (top 1%) or Northwest ISD (A-) depending on section
• Almost built out = mature community, established character
• Harvest Town Center under construction: Tom Thumb (Spring 2026), Chuy's Tex-Mex (Summer 2026)
• McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, Chase Bank already operational
• Resort-style amenities fully operational
• 15-minute commute to Alliance Airport

How to Buy: Work with realtors specializing in Harvest resale market (Miranda Realty Team represents Harvest buyers and sellers).

Harvest resale market makes sense for: Professionals who prioritize Argyle ISD above all else, buyers wanting the largest premium lots in Alliance Corridor (80' and 100'), families valuing mature community with established character, executives accepting resale market (vs new construction) for premium location and schools.

Furst Ranch (High Plains) - Flower Mound (60' & 70' Lots)

Community Overview:

• Location: Flower Mound, TX 75028 (FM 1171 & US 377)
• Developer: Starwood Land (Jack Furst owner/manager)
• Total Size: 2,000-2,300 acres (High Plains neighborhood represents first phase)
• School District: Argyle ISD (entire 2,300 acres zoned Argyle ISD)
• Status: Presale/early development phase (homes starting late 2026/early 2027)
• Character: New upscale master-planned, nature-integrated design

High Plains Neighborhood - Lot Sizes & Pricing:

• 60' lots: High-$700s (Highland Homes presale pricing)
• 70' lots: High-$900s (Highland Homes presale pricing)
• Other builders expected to announce pricing through $1M+

Why Furst Ranch High Plains for Premium Lot Buyers: Furst Ranch High Plains represents new construction in Argyle ISD at pricing competitive with Northwest ISD communities. If Argyle ISD is your priority but Harvest's resale market and limited inventory don't fit, Furst Ranch delivers fresh options.

Key Features:

• Entire community zoned Argyle ISD (top 1% Texas)
• Argyle ISD purchased 35-50 acres for future on-site elementary and middle schools
• H-E-B grocery store confirmed: 22.8 acres purchased, 110,000 sq ft store planned
• 404 acres dedicated to parks, trails, open space
• 97-acre Central Park planned as community centerpiece
• Resort-style amenities planned
• Timeline: Homes starting late 2026/early 2027 (presale contracts now)

Active/Announced Builders: Highland Homes (presale now), David Weekley Homes, Coventry Homes, Shaddock Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Tradition Homes, Partners in Building

Commute Times:

• Alliance Airport: ~20-25 minutes
• DFW International: ~25-30 minutes

Furst Ranch High Plains makes sense for: Professionals who prioritize Argyle ISD with new construction (vs Harvest resale), buyers accepting 2026-2027 home delivery timeline for early-phase pricing, executives wanting H-E-B grocery confirmed on-site, families betting on Argyle ISD's reputation long-term.

Landmark by Hillwood - Denton, TX (50' to 70' Lots)

Community Overview:

• Location: Denton, TX 76210 (southern Denton)
• Developer: Hillwood Communities
• Size: 3,200 acres, $10 billion total project investment
• School District: Denton ISD (on-site elementary and middle schools planned)
• Status: Phase 1 actively selling (early-phase pricing opportunity)
• Character: Massive mixed-use development with long-term commercial vision

Lot Sizes & Pricing:

• 50-60' lots: $484,990+ (Highland Homes actively selling)
• 60' lots: $695,900-$900,900 (Drees Custom Homes actively selling)
• 70' lots: $708,900-$943,900 (Drees Custom Homes actively selling)

Why Landmark for Premium Lot Buyers: Landmark represents early-phase pricing in a $10 billion project. For professionals who understand real estate cycles and long-term appreciation, buying 60-70' lots in Phase 1 before later phases price higher is a strategic bet on Hillwood's track record and the planned 5 million square feet of commercial space.

Key Features:

• $10 billion total project investment (Hillwood's largest project)
• 5 million sq ft commercial space planned: Office, retail, hospitality, healthcare, entertainment
• H-E-B grocery opening early 2027 (first major grocer)
• Phase 1 pricing (before later phases increase)
• Denton ISD (on-site schools planned, not yet built)
• University of North Texas proximity (~10 min to campus)
• 20-25 minutes to Alliance Airport

Active Builders: Highland Homes (NOW SELLING), Drees Custom Homes (NOW SELLING); Coventry Homes (floor plans released, not yet selling); 6 additional builders coming soon (American Legend, David Weekley, M/I Homes, Perry Homes, Toll Brothers, Tri Pointe Homes)

Landmark makes sense for: Professionals betting on long-term appreciation before later phases price higher, executives who understand 5M sq ft commercial will eventually support businesses/offices within community itself, buyers accepting Denton ISD vs Argyle/Northwest, entrepreneurs who value University of North Texas proximity, investors comfortable living through 5-10 year buildout with construction activity.

Half-Acre to 2+ Acres: Estate Living in Alliance Corridor

This is where estate living begins—genuine acreage within master-planned community structure. Half-acre minimum, one-acre ideal, 2+ acres for true rural character.

Meadows Creek West - Northlake, TX (1+ Acre Rural Estate)

Community Overview:

• Location: Northlake, TX 76226 (west of I-35W)
• Size: ~300 acres
• School District: Northwest ISD (A-, top 10% Texas)
• Status: Active new construction
• Character: Rural estate living, agricultural aesthetic, larger lots throughout

Lot Sizes & Pricing:

• 1+ acre lots: $920,000-$1,266,900+ (Toll Brothers starting $920K, Drees starting $995,500)

Why Meadows Creek West for One-Acre+ Buyers: Meadows Creek West delivers true one-acre+ rural estate living with Northwest ISD. This is not "resort-style master-planned with acreage." This is agricultural character, less manicured aesthetic, larger lots throughout, and buyers who prioritize land and privacy over amenity centers and community events.

Key Features:

• All lots 1+ acres (no smaller lots in community)
• Rural/agricultural aesthetic (less manicured, more natural)
• Northwest ISD (A-)
• Custom and semi-custom home designs
• 15-20 minutes to Alliance Airport
• Privacy-focused community character

Active Builders: Toll Brothers, Drees Custom Homes

Meadows Creek West makes sense for: Professionals wanting true 1+ acre estate without master-planned resort amenities, executives who prefer privacy and rural character over community events, buyers prioritizing land over amenity centers, families wanting Northwest ISD with maximum available acreage, professionals accepting higher maintenance responsibilities for genuine estate privacy.

Furst Ranch (Prairie Vista & Cross Timbers) - Flower Mound (0.5 to 2+ Acres)

Community Overview:

• Location: Flower Mound, TX 75028
• Developer: Starwood Land (Jack Furst owner/manager)
• Total Size: 2,000-2,300 acres
• School District: Argyle ISD (entire community)
• Status: Future phases (Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers develop after High Plains)
• Character: Estate acreage within full-service master-planned environment

Furst Ranch Estate Neighborhoods:

Prairie Vista - Half-Acre to One-Acre Lots:

• Lot count: ~200 lots
• Lot sizes: 0.5 acre to 1 acre
• Pricing: Not yet announced
• Timeline: Future phase, likely 2-3+ years after High Plains development
• Character: Estate lots with resort amenities and Argyle ISD

Cross Timbers - One to Two-Acre Lots:

• Lot count: ~74 lots
• Lot sizes: 1 acre to 2+ acres
• Pricing: Not yet announced (builders previously indicated pricing to $2.5M+ range)
• Timeline: Future phase, likely 2-3+ years after High Plains development
• Character: True estate acreage, largest lots in Furst Ranch

Why Furst Ranch Estate Neighborhoods (When Available): Furst Ranch Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers represent the largest acreage opportunity in the Alliance Corridor within a full-service master-planned community. If you want 1-2+ acres with Argyle ISD (top 1% Texas), resort amenities maintained by HOA, H-E-B grocery on-site, and future schools, this is your long-term opportunity.

However: These are future phases. High Plains (60-70' lots) develops first. If you need to buy estate acreage now, Furst Ranch isn't available—look at Pecan Square half-acre or Meadows Creek West 1+ acre.

Key Features (When Available 2-3+ Years):

• Argyle ISD (top 1% Texas) throughout entire community
• 0.5-2+ acre estate lots (Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers)
• H-E-B grocery confirmed on-site
• 404 acres parks/trails/open space maintained by HOA
• 97-acre Central Park
• Future Argyle ISD elementary and middle schools on-site
• Resort amenities without personal maintenance burden

Furst Ranch estate acreage makes sense for: Professionals willing to wait 2-3+ years for genuine estate acreage (0.5-2+ acres) in Argyle ISD, executives betting on Furst Ranch long-term appreciation and H-E-B anchor, buyers who want estate land with master-planned convenience rather than rural isolation.

Decision Framework: Matching Lot Size to Professional Needs

Here's how to match lot size to what you actually need as a professional seeking premium living:

"I want upgraded outdoor space but not estate maintenance"

60-70' lots are ideal.

• Pecan Square 60-70' ($550K-$750K, established, Northwest ISD)
• Harvest 60-70' resale ($600K-$800K, Argyle ISD or Northwest ISD, mature)
• Furst Ranch High Plains 60-70' (high-$700s-$900s, Argyle ISD, 2026-2027 delivery)

What you get: Premium suburban living with room for pool, outdoor kitchen, lawn space. Side yards provide neighbor buffers. HOA maintains common areas so your weekends stay yours.

"I want maximum space short of true acreage"

70-100' lots.

• Pecan Square 100' lots ($800K-$950K, established, Northwest ISD, ~0.33 acres)
• Harvest 80-100' resale ($750K-$1M+, Argyle ISD or Northwest ISD, mature)
• Landmark 70' lots ($708K-$943K, Denton ISD, early-phase $10B project)

What you get: Approaching or exceeding quarter-acre feel. Room for extensive pool areas, outdoor kitchen, significant lawn, detached workshop (600-1,000 sq ft). Privacy buffers feel substantial. 100' lots provide genuine estate approach within premium lot category.

"I want estate living with master-planned convenience"

Half-acre minimum.

• Meadows Creek West 1+ acres ($920K-$1.27M+, Northwest ISD, available now)
• Furst Ranch Prairie Vista 0.5-1 acre (pricing TBD, Argyle ISD, future 2-3+ years)

What you get: Genuine estate space with acreage privacy (43,560+ sq ft for 1-acre). Large workshop buildings (1,000+ sq ft), extensive outdoor space, neighbors feel distant. Northwest or Argyle ISD access.

"I want one-acre+ estate without rural isolation"

One-acre+ minimum.

• Meadows Creek West 1+ acres ($920K-$1.27M+, Northwest ISD, available now)
• Furst Ranch Cross Timbers 1-2+ acres (pricing TBD, Argyle ISD, future 2-3+ years)

What you get: True estate living with acreage privacy. Large workshop buildings (1,000+ sq ft), extensive outdoor space, neighbors feel distant. Northwest or Argyle ISD access. Still reasonable commutes to employment centers.

By School District Priority:

Argyle ISD (Top 1% Texas) - Premium for Education-Focused Professionals:

• Harvest 60-100' resale ($600K-$1M+) - Available now, mature
• Furst Ranch High Plains 60-70' (high-$700s-$900s) - Presale now, homes 2026-2027
• Furst Ranch Prairie Vista/Cross Timbers 0.5-2+ acres - Future 2-3+ years

Northwest ISD (A-, Top 10% Texas) - Excellent Schools, More Inventory:

• Pecan Square 60-100' ($550K-$950K) - Available now, established
• Meadows Creek West 1+ acres ($920K-$1.27M+) - Available now, rural estate

Denton ISD - Strategic Long-Term Bet:

• Landmark 50-70' ($485K-$943K) - Available now, Phase 1 pricing, $10B project

By Employment Proximity:

Alliance Airport (15-20 min) - Aviation/Logistics Professionals:

• Pecan Square 60-100' (15 min)
• Harvest 60-100' resale (15 min)
• Meadows Creek West 1+ acre (15-20 min)

DFW International Airport (25-40 min) - Commercial Aviation:

• Furst Ranch High Plains (25-30 min)
• Harvest 60-100' resale (35 min)
• Pecan Square 60-100' (35 min)

I-35W Distribution Corridor - Logistics/Distribution Executives:

• Pecan Square, Harvest, Landmark - All direct I-35W access

By Availability Timeline:

Available Now (Buying 2026):

• Pecan Square 60-100'
• Harvest 60-100' resale market
• Meadows Creek West 1+ acre
• Landmark 50-70'

Presale/2026-2027 Delivery:

• Furst Ranch High Plains 60-70' (presale now, homes late 2026/early 2027)

Future Phases (2-3+ Years):

• Furst Ranch Prairie Vista 0.5-1 acre
• Furst Ranch Cross Timbers 1-2+ acres

By Investment Budget:

$450K-$600K:

• Landmark 50-60' lots

$550K-$750K:

• Pecan Square 60-70' lots
• Harvest 60-70' resale

$600K-$900K:

• Pecan Square 100' lots ($800K-$950K)
• Harvest 80' resale ($750K-$900K+)
• Furst Ranch High Plains 60-70'

$850K-$1.27M+:

• Harvest 100' resale ($850K-$1M+)
• Meadows Creek West 1+ acres ($920K-$1.27M+)
• Furst Ranch future estate phases (pricing TBD)

FAQ: Alliance Corridor Large Lots & Premium Homesites

What's the difference between a 70-foot lot and a half-acre lot?

A 70-foot lot is typically 70' wide × 110-130' deep = ~7,700-9,100 square feet total (~0.18-0.21 acres). After house footprint, driveway, and setbacks, you have ~4,000-5,500 sq ft of usable outdoor space. A half-acre lot is 21,780 square feet total (0.5 acres), providing ~15,000-17,000 sq ft of usable outdoor space after structures—roughly 3-4 times more usable land than a 70' lot. The difference is estate-scale outdoor living versus premium suburban living.

Can I have horses on a half-acre lot in these master-planned communities?

No. All communities in this guide operate under HOA governance that typically prohibits livestock including horses, even on half-acre or larger lots. Master-planned communities prioritize residential character and amenity-focused lifestyle over agricultural use. If horses are a requirement, rural unincorporated land outside master-planned communities is necessary. Always review HOA restrictions before purchasing.

Which Alliance Corridor community has the largest lots available now?

Both Harvest and Pecan Square offer 100-foot lots (~13,000-15,000 sq ft, ~0.33 acres) as the largest premium lots in established master-planned communities. Harvest also offers 80' resale lots approaching quarter-acre (~10,000-11,000 sq ft). For genuine acreage, Meadows Creek West offers 1+ acre rural estate lots available now.

Is Furst Ranch estate acreage (Prairie Vista/Cross Timbers) available to buy now?

No. Furst Ranch is developing in phases. High Plains neighborhood (60-70' lots) is in presale now with homes starting late 2026/early 2027. Prairie Vista (0.5-1 acre) and Cross Timbers (1-2+ acres) are future phases likely 2-3+ years away. If you need estate acreage now, Meadows Creek West 1+ acre is your option in the Alliance Corridor.

Can I build a detached workshop on a 70-foot lot?

Potentially, yes, but with constraints. A 70' lot (~7,700-9,100 sq ft total) leaves ~4,000-5,500 sq ft of usable outdoor space after house and driveway. A detached workshop of 400-600 sq ft is feasible but requires HOA architectural approval and must comply with setback requirements. For serious workshop needs (1,000+ sq ft), half-acre+ lots are recommended. Always verify HOA guidelines before purchasing.

Which community has Argyle ISD with large lots?

Harvest (60-80' lots available through resale market, portions in Argyle ISD) and Furst Ranch (entire community Argyle ISD: 60-70' lots presale now, 0.5-2+ acre estate lots future phases 2-3+ years).

Do all these communities have HOA fees?

Yes. All master-planned communities in this guide operate under HOA governance with monthly or annual fees (typically $500-$2,000+ annually depending on community amenities). HOA fees cover common area maintenance, amenity operations (pools, fitness centers, parks), landscaping of entrance areas, and architectural review. For professionals, this is the trade-off: you pay fees but your weekends aren't spent maintaining a private pool or mowing common areas. Your time stays yours.

Alliance Corridor Large Lots: Quick Reference

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Related Resources

• Furst Ranch Homes Now Available for Presale in Flower Mound - Complete Furst Ranch guide
• The Ultimate Guide to Buying New Construction in 2026 - New construction roadmap
• Why You Need a Realtor When Buying New Construction - Buyer representation
• Pecan Plaza Coming to Northlake - Pecan Square commercial
• Tom Thumb Coming to Argyle - Harvest Town Center

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