August featured neighborhood: Carillon in Southlake

4 bedroom / 4 bathst4,221 sq. ft.t$1,219,000nSteven RosenthaltnAllie Beth Allman & Assoc.b469-878-2001

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By Miranda Jaimes | 12:52 PM Aug 16, 2018 CDT

Image description — 420 Saint Tropez Drive

Carillon

Located just north of SH 114 in Southlake, Carillon offers a combination of residential, retail and office space. The homes vary in terms of style and size, and the community also offers recreational facilities and activities. This neighborhood features approximately 404 lots that feed into Carroll ISD and access to key points across the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Construction on this neighborhood is nearing completion

Build-out year: new construction continues

Builders include: Atrium Fine Homes, Atwood Custom Homes, Estate by Gehan Homes, Heritage Homes, K. Hovanian Homes, Mitcham Custom Homes, Monterey Homes, Renaissance Homes, Starwood Custom Homes, Tresor Custom Homes, Windsor Homes

Square footage: 2,784-7,183

Home values: $444,000-$1,600,000

HOA dues (estimated): $1,500-$2,500 annually

Amenities: Walking and biking paths, lakes, 68 acres of parks

Property taxes (in dollars per $100 valuation):

Tarrant County 0.24400
Carroll ISD 1.38500
City of Southlake 0.46200
Tarrant County Hospital District 0.22443
Tarrant County College District 0.14006

By Miranda Jaimes

Editor, Frisco & McKinney

Miranda joined Community Impact Newspaper as an editor in August 2017 with the Grapevine/Colleyville/Southlake edition. In 2019 she transitioned to editor for the McKinney edition. She began covering Frisco as well in 2020. Miranda covers local government, transportation, business and nonprofits in these communities. Prior to CI, Miranda served as managing editor for The Prosper Press, The Anna-Melissa Tribune and The Van Alstyne Leader, and before that reported and did design for The Herald Democrat, a daily newspaper in Grayson County. She graduated with a degree in journalism from Oklahoma Christian University in 2014.