Explore Natural Beauty Just Minutes from Dallas at Terra Bella
Posted September 19th, 2011 | by The Update
This tranquil scene at Terra Bella development in Westlake represents the beautiful land available through Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty.
Terra Bella, or as translated, “Beautiful Land,” couldn’t be more perfectly named. This new development in Westlake offers fabulous natural views from every estate-sized lot, most of which adjoin the creek that traverses the 55-acre property. Choose from among 22 available homesites, each one averaging about an acre. The properties are listed by Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty agent Wynne Moore, and range from $300,000 to $650,000.
Located just off Highway 114, Terra Bella feels as though it’s tucked away, miles from everything, yet every shopping and dining option Southlake has to offer is within easy reach. With its Westlake address, children can attend the sought-after International Baccalaureate school, Westlake Academy, or the highly acclaimed Carroll ISD.
From its inception, Terra Bella was designed with luxurious, estate-quality living in mind. Homesites are dispersed among the heavily treed property, providing privacy and a feeling of timelessness. Nearly half of the development’s acreage will purposefully remain undeveloped. An extensive trail system meanders throughout, with its lush, natural landscaping providing a buffer from the outside world. That natural buffer is augmented by the property’s gated entrance.
Select a homesite, then engage a custom builder to create a dream home worthy of these secluded surroundings. With a 4,000-square-foot minimum for each home, Terra Bella residents can be assured of a gracious, elegant environment – both natural and manmade. For more details about the property, contact Wynne Moore at 817-781-7060. Also see briggsfreeman.com, ranked the #1 brokerage website in Texas and #3 in the nation.
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