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8400 Sioux Trail

Aubrey, TX 76227

Listing courtesy of Christina Money, The Platinum Group RE, LLC

$419,500

Active

Beds

Baths

Sqft

2,018

Year Built

2014

About this home

Set on one of the most private lots in Cross Oak Ranch, this home offers the kind of setting buyers are constantly searching for but rarely find. Backing to lake views with direct access to walking trails just beyond the fence line, this property creates a true sense of space, privacy, and separation from the typical suburban feel. This home delivers a lifestyle that feels quieter, calmer, and more connected to nature while still being minutes from Denton, Little Elm, and Lake Lewisville. Inside, the floorplan is designed for the way people really live. A versatile flex space can be whatever you want. The open-concept kitchen overlooks the main living room, creating an easy flow for entertaining, everyday routines, and staying connected while cooking or hosting. Privately positioned away from the secondary bedrooms, the primary suite offers a spacious escape with dual vanities, a soaking tub, separate shower, and oversized walk-in closet. Beyond the cosmetic updates, this home is packed with energy-efficient upgrades that matter long term, including Low-E windows, radiant barrier roof decking, blown-in insulation, programmable thermostat, energy-efficient appliances, and built-in pest control. These are the features that help keep utility costs lower and day-to-day living more comfortable year-round. Residents of Cross Oak Ranch enjoy resort-style community pools, stocked fishing lakes, parks, playgrounds, basketball courts, greenbelts, and miles of walking trails throughout the neighborhood. With convenient access to Denton, Frisco, Little Elm, and major commuter routes, this location continues to attract buyers looking for more space, more privacy, and a stronger connection to the outdoors without sacrificing convenience. This home is more than square footage. It’s privacy, flexibility, and the kind of everyday lifestyle that’s getting harder to find in DFW.