6546 County Road 1103 Celina, TX 75009

Listing details for 6546 County Road 1103, Celina, TX 75009 : Acreage, luxury, and future opportunity come together on this 2-acre property with no HOA in one of North Texas' fastest-growing corridors. With room for livestock, this rare opportunity offers the freedom of country living while benefiting from the continued growth surrounding the Dallas North Tollway extension. A striking 20-foot-wide circular driveway, landscaped grounds, outdoor smart lighting, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, epoxy garage flooring, and an in-ground basketball hoop create a private retreat. Energy-efficient upgrades, including a radiant barrier attic with storage and tankless water heaters, enhance both comfort and efficiency. Inside, soaring cathedral ceilings with exposed wood beams, designer lighting, and oversized windows fill the home with natural light. The spacious living room is anchored by a gas fireplace and opens seamlessly to the outdoor living areas through sliding glass doors, creating effortless indoor-outdoor living. The chef's kitchen features dual oversized quartz-topped islands, premium stainless steel appliances, a 7-burner gas range with pot filler, double ovens, abundant cabinetry, and exceptional space for gathering and entertaining. The private primary suite offers automatic shades, dual vanities, a freestanding soaking tub, a walk-in shower, and a custom walk-in closet. A dedicated study provides the ideal work-from-home space, while the expansive game room features a wet bar, dual wine refrigerators, and sliding glass doors leading directly to the back patio. Designed for year-round enjoyment, the covered patio provides the perfect setting for relaxing or entertaining. The 2-acre homesite offers ample room for a resort-style pool, sports court, putting green, guest house, additional workshop, or custom outdoor retreat. Offering a rare combination of luxury, privacy, flexibility, and long-term potential, this property delivers the space and freedom that are becoming increasingly difficult to find in North Texas.