In Southlake's $4 million to $5 million price range, buyers are looking for something specific: a home that is truly finished, truly private, and truly ready — where nothing needs to be touched, changed, or apologized for.
What they find, in most cases, is a market that is tight on that kind of inventory. Homes at this level that check every box — size, lot, location, school district, condition, and character — are genuinely rare. And when a home like that hits the market for the first time, the window to act is short.
1430 Eagle Bend is that home.
Built by the builder as his personal residence inside Timarron's Eagle Bend Estates, this 8,935 SF French estate has never been offered for sale. It sits on nearly three-quarters of an acre on a wooded cul-de-sac lot with tranquil pond views, and it was built without compromise — because the person building it was building it for himself.
The result is a home where every room is finished to the same standard: marble floors, hand-painted details, custom millwork, seven masonry fireplaces, a chef's kitchen with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, a climate-controlled wine room, a resort pool and spa, a whole-house generator, and a primary suite that rivals anything in the market at any price.
For buyers who have been searching for the right Southlake home at this level, the guidance from Randy White Real Estate — with nearly five decades in the Northeast Tarrant County market — is simple: when a first-time-offered builder's personal estate comes available in a community like Timarron, it warrants immediate attention.
This is that moment.
