Want to be Taylor Sheridan’s Texas neighbor? This $2 million home is now on the market

Want to live among Yolanda Hadid and Taylor Sheridan in a private neighborhood along the Brazos?

The property at 700 Cactus Rio Drive is brand new and ready to be lived in. The 7,019-square-foot home has six bedrooms and five bathrooms, with plenty of room to customize and expand.

Listed at $2.275 million, this Weatherford home is only 45 minutes from downtown Fort Worth. Bailee Cox, a realtor at the Tracy Tutor Team , is the listing agent.

“You’re not going to find anything like this home,” Cox said. “Make it whatever you want, whatever you can dream, we can make it happen here.”

The property sits on 3.31 acres, with an additional 3.19 acres to the left. Cox says the home has the potential to become a “huge paradise.”

Towering oak trees and a long, windy driveway keep the house hidden from street view. Sheridan’s Bosque Ranch is the first thing you see after entering the Silverado on the Brazos gates . Hadid is also just around the corner in her riverfront Lone Star oasis .

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Residents also have access to a private boat launch to the Brazos River. “It’s a very nice and exclusive community with a private boat launch to the Brazos River, so you can take your boats out, go to different restaurants, and go fishing with the kids,” says Cox.

Star-Telegram took a tour of the contemporary “treehouse.” This home’s design took a timeless approach with light oak floors throughout the second and third floors and Taj Mahal quartzite countertops in the kitchens and bathrooms.

Guests walk into the second level with an immediate view of the forestry backyard. You may even see a deer frolicking past the iron fence.

Ceilings tower over the living spaces and tons and tons of windows let in beautiful natural light. The living room has bookshelves for books or wine (perfect dimensions for a bottle). The grand fireplace is wood-burning with a gas starter. The dining room is like a sun room completely encased with windows.

The kitchen’s backsplash is handmade tile, which is also featured in the bathroom showers. As a bonus for entertaining purposes, the butler’s pantry is hidden by what looks like a shelving unit.

The master bedroom is tucked behind the stairs in a separate wing of the house. Cathedral ceilings make the room look large and luxurious. The bathroom has his-and-her sinks and a makeup vanity.

The basement has been left as a blank canvas for the new owners to make it their dream. “The builder can do anything you want, even a bowling alley,” says Cox. There are two bedrooms and one bath that connects outside.

With three double doors out to the backyard, there is plenty of space to build a pool or even a basketball court.

The property sits on some uneven land, but it allows for some neat elevation. The builder spent a good deal of money to ensure that drainage was not a problem. He made the front discourse beautiful, with a retaining wall hiding the hillside and untouched exposed limestone.