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5405 Sea Cove Lane

Denton, TX 76208

Listing courtesy of Thomas Eaves, OnDemand Realty

$465,000

Active

Beds

Baths

Sqft

3,921

Year Built

2016

About this home

Perched on the northern edge of the Villages of Carmel community of Denton, and routing to sought-after Pecan Creek Elementary, this sprawling retreat blurs the line between where you live and where you'd rather be. With a short walk or ride to the neighborhood pool and playground, the lifestyle starts before you even pull into the driveway. Inside, the scale hits you immediately. This floor plan doesn't just accommodate life, it anticipates it. An open kitchen and dining area flow into a generous living space framed by north-facing floor-to-ceiling windows that pour soft, ambient light through the room year-round. No glare. No harsh afternoon heat. Just warmth. The kitchen will stop you in your tracks, and you'll be glad you did. Built around a large island with both a butler's pantry and a walk-in pantry, this is a space where even the most discerning home chefs will feel right at home. If you love to create in the kitchen, this is your stage. The primary suite is a retreat unto itself. Bay windows, a dedicated sitting area, dual vanities, private water closet, separate shower, garden tub, AND a walk-in closet that won't be the last one you find in this home. Privacy, space, and comfort on a level that's hard to overstate. Step outside to a backyard built for gathering. Stone flatwork, a separate grassy yard, a brick privacy wall, and a six-person hot tub already in place and included. This is the backdrop to every weekend you've been wanting. But this house still isn't done. The layout offers a dedicated home office with sunny southern views, ideal for productivity in comfort. Upstairs, a game room that can hold a competition-caliber pool table. The seller is even willing to include the fully equipped media room with projector, sound system, and screen ready for movie nights from day one, with the right offer. There is genuinely too much to list, and the photos — as hard as we tried — simply cannot do it justice. Come see it for yourself.