Maison Unifamiliale Détachée Lucas

Set on two elevated acres in Lucas backing to Corps of Engineers land, with Lake Lavon beyond, this 4,667 sq ft one-bedroom residence was built over more than five years at a reported cost above $10M. Construction runs heavier than the silhouette suggests: 2x6 framing on piers drilled through chalk to a commercial-grade foundation, steel panels finished in automotive-grade powder coat, and curved metal roofs that rise to a folded metal prow. Past the steel gate, a long white wall with a single rectangular opening frames the gravel motor court. Inside, walls curve rather than corner, a continuous LED ribbon traces the ceilings, and a glass vacuum-tube elevator rises beside the floating spiral stair at the entry; a second, conventional elevator sits beside the main stair. Floor-to-ceiling windows open the living space to the trees. The kitchen runs one long line of flat-front cabinetry with custom-designed pulls, integrated Sub-Zero refrigeration, JennAir wall oven and a curved island, with a round pantry of cylindrical storage behind it. The primary suite wraps a curved wall, opens to walled upper-level terraces, and holds a freeform soaking tub, floating vanity, backlit mirror, glowing display column and wall-hung fixtures. A dressing room of full-height cabinetry, a curved built-in office, a listening room with built-in seating and a long corridor of storage cabinets carry the same discipline. Systems match the build: zoned geothermal HVAC with iPad control, whole-house lighting from a single panel, motorized shades, pocket doors, a propane backup generator, and a detached, fully climate-controlled 1,610 sq ft basement garage behind a swinging stainless steel door, engineered to carry a semi overhead. LED eave lighting at night and room on the site for a future wing. All located within the prestigious Lovejoy ISD.