Skip the build, the design appointments, and the change-order invoices. This 2025-built Toll Brothers home on a premium corner lot on an established Walsh street comes finished with $80,000 in builder design upgrades most buyers would still be selecting, ready to close before the next school year starts.
The floor plan was custom-elevated with a media room addition beyond the standard build, the kind of change that usually takes months on a builder's design calendar. It's already built, wired, and equipped.
Inside, bronze exterior windows and white oak hardwood flooring carry through the main living areas and nearly every room in the home. Vaulted ceilings and a floor-to-ceiling fireplace anchor a living space that reads larger than its footprint. The main level includes a dedicated office, a private primary suite, and a guest suite suited to extended stays or multigenerational living. A tucked-away under-stair nook adds a playful bonus space.
The kitchen and laundry carry the same level of finish: under-cabinet lighting, custom laundry cabinetry, and built-in speakers extending from the kitchen to the covered patio. Upstairs, two bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath alongside a large game room and the media room, with a mounted Samsung Frame TV (~$2,000 value) already in place.
Move-in extras most buyers budget for after closing are already handled: whole-home plantation shutters (~$9,000 value), motorized linen blinds in the primary suite, and a HomePro security system with integrated cameras and a hardwired home network.
Out back, the covered patio and oversized yard leave room for a pool, playset, or your own retreat. A 3-car garage and the remaining builder warranty round it out.
Walsh residents enjoy resort-style amenities: pools, fitness center, trails, parks, and year-round events, with HOA covering high-speed internet, front yard maintenance, and full amenity access.

HouseFort Worth (United States)
Price :
$779,900
bedrooms4 bathrooms4 land890 m²

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