Two chateau-inspired homes on the same street? Mais oui! Introducing two remarkable estates on Farmstead Drive, both represented by Damon Williamson and Megan Williamson of The Agency Dallas. Set within the prestigious guard-gated Homestead enclave of Newman Village in Frisco, Texas, both command attention from the moment you arrive, yet each tells its own interior design story. Let’s take a look at what makes these properties stand out.
12425 Farmstead Drive
Aptly named “Chateau Farmstead,” 12425 Farmstead Drive seamlessly blends understated elegance with grand architectural drama. Manicured gardens frame the sculptured stone exterior, which opens to a double-height foyer, a sweeping spiral staircase, and floor-to-ceiling glass walls overlooking the pool terrace and private courtyard.
A custom Turkish quarry fireplace anchors the great room, which flows naturally into the chef’s kitchen, finished in white with striking gold accents. A dedicated office sits just beyond, while a downstairs primary suite offers access and seclusion. From the bedroom, dual closets are highlighted by a boutique-style dressing room and a grey and white spa-style bathroom. Six additional bedrooms are set throughout the rest of the 8,148-square-foot home.
Pristine elegance is a throughline inside and out. The yard’s stone pavers lead to a sparkling pool and raised glass-tile spa, flanked by covered loggias with an outdoor fireplace and TV—perfect for year-round entertaining. Multiple sunning zones and continuous indoor-outdoor flow create a private resort feel, enhanced by a full outdoor kitchen. At 12425 Farmstead Drive, radiant natural light and elevated design elements create spaces for effortless, lived-in luxury.
12460 Farmstead Drive
At 12460 Farmstead Drive, duality is at play. Outside, sculpted topiaries and flowering urns frame a French neoclassical facade, complete with a staircase and a Juliet balcony crowning the arched doorway. Inside, harlequin marbled floors set the tone for vibrant character and style, furthered by bold colors, sculptural light fixtures, and high-drama design. The result is a composed exterior concealing a lively interior in full color renaissance.
Entering the double-height family room, three 18-foot arched steel windows command the living room’s focal wall, drawing the eye outward to the grounds beyond. Neutral colors rule the expansive room with intentionally placed pops of color from vivid wall art and a sculptural dark chandelier above. A double-sided herringbone-tiled limestone fireplace framed in white plaster adds warmth to the space. Arched doorways lead into the kitchen, where a dramatic marble island and sweeping, curved plaster range hood set the stage for cooking and entertaining.
The main-level primary suite is a world unto itself with a coved-ceiling bedroom, which opens directly to the outdoor pool, plus a spa bath complete with freestanding tub, steam shower, dual vanity, and two boutique closets, including her fashion salon with jewelry island, shoe walls, and rolling ladder. Upstairs, three ensuite bedrooms, a queen-bunk suite, laundry room, and a theater-ready flex room with rock wall and monkey bars ensure the home lives as well as it looks.
The heart of the home is the outdoor covered loggia. Fully equipped for entertaining with a Wolf grill, beverage center, fireplace, TV, and built-in audio, it overlooks a turfed yard and pool with a tanning ledge. Cast-stone accents, a slate-profile roof, wrought-iron finials, and ten gas lanterns complete 12460 Farmstead Drive’s stylish exterior.
For more information on 12425 Farmstead Drive or 12460 Farmstead Drive or to schedule a showing, contact The Agency Dallas’ Damon Williamson or Megan Williamson.
