Sandbrock Ranch New Homes For Sale

Search Sandbrock Ranch homes for sale in Aubrey Texas. Sandbrock Ranch is a master-planned community from Highland Homes near FM 1385 and Bonar Rd. Sandbrock Ranch is owned by Highland Homes founders Rod Sanders and Jean Ann Brock. The initial phase of the Sandbrock Ranch development features new homes from Highland, David Weekley and Perry Homes on 45′, 50′ and 60′ lots in the Saddle Crest, Chestnut Park and Stablewood sections of the community. The median price of a Sandbrock Ranch home was $307,967 during the first half of 2020, while the average price stood at $323,688.

Planned amenities in Sandbrock Ranch include the Carriage House amenity center with a fitness room, pool & splash pad, fully stocked fishing lakes including Lake Sadie and Lake Gertie (named after their horses), walking and bike trails, outdoor amphitheater and recreation fields. True to its equestrian roots and the land around Aubrey Texas, Sandbrock Ranch offers a family-friendly atmosphere and a connection to the North Texas landscape.

Families living in Sandbrock Ranch will be served by the Denton Independent School District. The site plan calls for a new on-site elementary school at a future date, and Denton ISD’s new Braswell High School is down the road near Highway 380. Property tax rates in Sandbrock Ranch are roughly 2.78 percent. It’s always a good idea to verify local taxing jurisdictions for any property in the DFW area to gauge overall property tax obligations. HOA fees in Sandbrock Ranch are approximately $780 per year.

If you are looking for a new home in a family-friendly community, Sandbrock Ranch is a good place to start your search. Sandbrock Ranch new homes start in the mid $200’s. You may also want to take a look at the nearby communities of Paloma Creek, Arrowbrooke, Savannah or Union Park. If you are considering relocation to a community near Aubrey Texas and you have an existing DFW home to sell, be sure to take advantage of Aaron Layman Properties’ free move-up program. New homes are more expensive than ever before in the DFW metroplex, so save as much money as you can when you are buying a new home.