317 Knights Trl, Heath, TX 75032

317 Knights Trl

Heath, TX 75032

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Distinctive Architecture at Sunset – Exterior lighting emphasizes the stonework, varied rooflines, metal accents, and covered entry as the evening sky adds warmth to the home’s curb appeal.

A Pergola That Becomes the Evening Focal Point – Warm string lighting, cascading water, and pool reflections turn this shaded retreat into a striking destination after sunset.

A Backyard Designed to Glow at Night – Illuminated water, layered landscape lighting, and the covered terrace create an inviting setting for swimming, dining, and relaxing well into the evening.

An Inviting Fireplace Focal Point – The full-height stone fireplace, raised hearth, wood mantel, and exposed ceiling beams give the great room a strong architectural centerpiece while maintaining generous space for multiple seating arrangements.

A Statement Kitchen Built for Gathering – An oversized quartz-topped island offers extensive prep space and counter seating, while custom cabinetry, dramatic stone surfaces, and a brick-vaulted ceiling.

Distinctive Curb Appeal in Full Daylight – Stone, brick, stucco, metal accents, varied rooflines, and mature landscaping give the home a custom look from every angle.

A Welcoming Covered Front Terrace – This sheltered outdoor space extends the home’s living area toward the front lawn, with a cedar ceiling, ceiling fan, stone and brick detailing, and room to relax while enjoying the streetscape.

A Dramatic, Light-Filled Entry – A contemporary glass-paneled front door, soaring ceiling, statement lighting, and wide interior openings set the tone for the custom architectural details found throughout the home.

A Statement Ceiling Over the Entry – The soaring foyer is capped by a sculptural ceiling treatment and chandelier, adding architectural drama well before the main living spaces come into view.

A Direct View into the Heart of the Home – The entry opens toward the main living area, immediately revealing the home’s open layout, hand-scraped hardwood flooring, exposed beams, and connection to the outdoor living spaces beyond.

A Private Office with Architectural Character – Positioned just off the entry, the executive office features tall windows, abundant natural light, a wood-paneled ceiling, and barn-door access that provides privacy without closing the room off completely.

A Great Room Designed Around the View – The spacious living area is anchored by a two-story stone fireplace and framed by exposed beams, while the retractable glass wall extends the room visually and functionally toward the covered terrace and pool.

Warm Materials, Impressive Scale – Hand-scraped hardwood floors, a full-height stone fireplace, and dark ceiling beams add warmth and texture to the soaring great room, creating an inviting setting for both everyday living and larger gatherings.

A True Chef’s Kitchen Connection – The wide opening between the great room and kitchen keeps the main living spaces connected, allowing conversation, entertaining, and daily routines to flow comfortably from one area to the next.

Indoor-Outdoor Living at Its Best – The great room opens directly to the covered terrace through a wide glass wall, creating an easy flow between the kitchen, living area, outdoor seating, and pool.

The Fireplace as a True Architectural Anchor – Stone extending to the ceiling, a substantial wood mantel, and a raised hearth give the great room a strong focal point and a sense of lasting craftsmanship.

A Seamless View to the Backyard – Fully opened glass panels dissolve the boundary between the great room and covered terrace, creating a direct sightline to the pool, pergola, and landscaped yard.

Outdoor Living Designed for All-Day Use – The expansive covered terrace offers generous seating, ceiling fans, a cedar ceiling, an outdoor kitchen, and a clear view of the pool and landscaped backyard.

A True Extension of the Great Room – The covered terrace is wide enough for multiple seating zones and connects directly to the interior through the large glass opening, making indoor-outdoor gatherings feel seamless.

A Fireside Retreat Just Steps from the Pool – The outdoor stone fireplace creates a warm focal point for cooler evenings, while the covered setting keeps the space comfortable and connected to the rest of the backyard.

Custom Details Above and Around Every Work Zone – Floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, an architectural vent hood, illuminated stone backsplash, and the hand-laid brick ceiling give this kitchen a level of craftsmanship that stands apart.

A Fully Equipped Outdoor Kitchen – Built-in grilling, a sink, extensive counter space, storage, and a mounted television make this area ready for casual meals, game days, and effortless poolside entertaining.

An Island That Works as Hard as It Entertains – Expansive quartz counters provide room for preparation, serving, and seating, while the integrated dishwasher, farmhouse sink, wine cooler, storage, and electrical outlets add convenience.

A Professional Kitchen with Purpose – The 48-inch GE Monogram gas range, pot filler, deep farmhouse sink, quartz island, and extensive cabinetry create a highly functional workspace designed for serious cooking and effortless hosting.

Professional-Grade Cooking Power – The 48-inch GE Monogram gas range, double ovens, pot filler, substantial vent hood, and expansive stone work surfaces support everything from weeknight meals to large-scale entertaining.

Designed for Efficient Meal Preparation – The generous work aisle places the professional range, sink, island storage, and nearby dining area within easy reach, making the kitchen practical for both everyday meals and larger events.

A Strong Visual Connection Between Kitchen and Great Room – The oversized island anchors the open layout, while the brick-vaulted ceiling, exposed beam, and stone fireplace create a seamless transition.

A Bright Dining Space with Backyard Views – Large windows fill the breakfast area with natural light and offer a relaxing view of the outdoor living spaces, creating an inviting setting for casual meals and conversation.

Dining with Direct Terrace Access – The breakfast area sits beside a glass exterior door and a wall of windows, making it easy to move between indoor meals and outdoor entertaining.

Open Dining Without Sacrificing Definition – The breakfast area feels connected to the kitchen while maintaining its own distinct space, allowing meals, entertaining, and food preparation to happen comfortably at the same time.

Easy Access to Indoor-Outdoor Living – A glass door beside the dining area provides direct access to the covered terrace, making outdoor meals, poolside entertaining, and trips between the kitchen and patio especially convenient.

A Spacious Primary Retreat – The primary bedroom offers generous proportions, hand-scraped hardwood floors, a tray ceiling with exposed beams, and a bay of windows that brings in natural light and backyard views

Private Access to the Covered Terrace – A glass door connects the primary suite directly to the outdoor living area, making it easy to step outside for morning coffee, fresh air, or a quiet view of the pool.

Architectural Detail Above – Dark exposed beams, recessed lighting, and a large ceiling fan add depth and character to the tray ceiling while emphasizing the scale of the primary bedroom.

Room to Unwind – The expansive primary suite provides space for a substantial bed, additional seating, and direct access to the bath, closet, and terrace without feeling crowded.

A Wet Room Designed for a True Spa Experience – The oversized glass enclosure brings together the freestanding soaking tub, dual shower stations, handheld fixtures, pebble flooring, and textured tile in one dramatic bathing space.

Dual Vanities with Individual Storage – Separate quartz-topped vanities provide each side of the primary bath with dedicated drawer and cabinet space, while oversized mirrors and decorative lighting keep the room bright and functional.

A Spa-Inspired Wet Room – The primary bath features a glass-enclosed wet room with a freestanding soaking tub, multi-head shower, pebble flooring, textured tile, and natural light for a relaxing retreat at home.

A Dedicated Getting-Ready Station – This extended vanity includes generous counter space, abundant storage, a seated grooming area, and a built-in beverage cooler for added convenience within the primary suite.

Custom Cabinetry Throughout the Primary Bath – The long vanity, integrated storage tower, quartz counters, and broad mirror offer a polished combination of organization, function, and visual impact.

A Walk-In Closet with Built-In Organization – Custom drawers, double hanging areas, open shelving, and dedicated shoe storage make efficient use of the space while keeping everyday essentials easy to access.

A Boutique-Style Primary Closet – A center storage island, floor-to-ceiling hanging systems, display shelving, and extensive shoe storage create a spacious dressing area designed around organization.

A Flexible Private Workspace – This secondary office offers a vaulted ceiling, natural light, and separation from the home’s main gathering spaces, making it well suited for focused work, study, hobbies, or creative use.

A Secondary Bath with Thoughtful Finishes – A long quartz-topped vanity provides generous counter and storage space, while the tub-shower combination features large-format tile, a decorative accent band, and natural light.

Comfortable Accommodations – This well-proportioned bedroom features a vaulted ceiling, a large window, and ample floor space, creating a bright and comfortable private retreat.

This secondary bedroom includes a built-in desk, private bath access, generous closet storage, and enough space to serve comfortably as both a sleeping area and personal retreat.

A Private Bath with Custom Tilework – The ensuite bath features a long quartz-topped vanity, abundant cabinetry, a tiled tub-shower surround, decorative accent detail, and a high window that brings in natural light.

A Powder Bath with Personality – Bold botanical wallpaper, a sculptural mirror, dark stone counter, and warm metal fixtures give this guest bath a memorable, custom-designed look.

A Laundry Room Built for Everyday Efficiency – Generous cabinetry, a utility sink, extensive counter space, and room for full-size appliances create a practical workspace for washing, folding, storage, and household organization.

A Private Media Room for Movie Nights – Dark walls and controlled lighting create an immersive setting for films, sports, gaming, and streaming.

An Entertainment Space with Room to Settle In – The elongated media room provides generous seating distance from the screen, recessed lighting, and space for a refreshment station.

A Flexible Upstairs Retreat – Beyond its theater setup, the spacious media room offers enough square footage for multiple seating arrangements, gaming equipment, or additional entertainment features.

If you're looking for more versatility, note the windows easily concealed by artwork.

A Comfortable Upstairs Bedroom – This secondary bedroom offers a well-proportioned layout, a wide window, recessed lighting, and enough wall space for flexible furniture placement.

A Bright Full Bath with Bold Accent Tile – The upstairs bath pairs a long vanity and quartz counter with a tub-shower surround featuring marble-look tile and a vertical blue mosaic accent.

A Walk-Out Attic with Real Utility – This fully accessible attic provides valuable storage and workspace, with visible foam encapsulation and mechanical access that make the area practical rather than merely decorative.

A Dedicated Workshop Above the Garage – The insulated attic area has been configured for hands-on projects, tool storage, and organized work space, adding flexibility rarely found in standard homes.

Outdoor Living That Shines After Dark – The covered terrace becomes an evening gathering space with warm lighting, an outdoor kitchen, views of the illuminated pergola, and easy access to the pool.

Twilight Views Across the Pool – The home’s rear elevation, covered outdoor living area, and illuminated pool come together in a polished resort-style setting.

A Resort Setting from Day into Evening – Pool lighting, illuminated water features, and string lights across the pergola create a relaxing atmosphere for nighttime swimming and outdoor entertaining.

A Backyard Built Around Relaxation – The pool, pergola, sun shelf, and surrounding lounge areas create distinct places to swim, unwind, gather, or enjoy the garden setting.

A Resort-Style Pool with Multiple Ways to Enjoy It – The spacious pool includes a broad swimming area, in-water loungers, shallow seating, and water features framed by pavers and lush landscaping.

A Backyard View Worth Stepping Outside For – The pool stretches across the center of the yard, with the pergola, waterfall, shallow lounging area, and covered terrace creating a cohesive private retreat.

A Pergola Retreat Beside the Water – The cedar pergola adds another shaded destination with hanging seating, string lights, fans, and a dramatic curtain of water along the pool’s edge

An Outdoor Setting That Feels Complete – From the covered terrace and outdoor kitchen to the pool, pergola, and layered landscaping, every part of the backyard is designed to be used and enjoyed.

An Expansive Homesite with Room to Breathe – The generous lot provides a broad lawn, established landscaping, and meaningful separation around the home while preserving space for the pool and outdoor living areas.

A Property Planned for Both Beauty and Function – This aerial view shows how the home, three-car side-entry garage, covered terraces, pool, pergola, lawn, and landscaping are thoughtfully arranged across the homesite.

The Renaissance with Lake Ray Hubbard Beyond – The neighborhood’s spacious homesites, custom residences, and nearby lake setting create a distinctive Heath backdrop for this property.

A Custom Home in an Established Heath Setting – The aerial perspective highlights the home’s architectural scale, landscaped grounds, side-entry drive, and position within The Renaissance.

A Well-Placed Backyard Retreat – The pool and pergola sit behind the home with surrounding lawn and landscaping, creating a defined outdoor destination without overwhelming the property.

Space, Privacy, and a Strong Neighborhood Setting – Wide lots, custom homes, mature landscaping, and open views give The Renaissance a spacious residential feel.

A Covered Side Patio with Custom Masonry – Herringbone brick, stone walls, a cedar ceiling, tile flooring, and a ceiling fan create a private outdoor room just off the interior living spaces.

Custom Architecture with Strong Curb Appeal – A striking blend of stone, brick, stucco, metal roofing, and steeply pitched rooflines gives the home a distinctive presence, while the covered entry and mature landscaping create a polished arrival.

A Memorable Evening Arrival – Illuminated stone and brick details, a contemporary glass-paneled door, and layered rooflines give the home an inviting presence after sunset.

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