Sur Le Lac luxury condominium homes are nestled inside prestigious Normandy Estates in Plano, Texas. The condos’ convenient location is near bustling high-end shopping and restaurants at Legacy West and The Shops at Legacy; and offers a secluded, luxurious lakeside get-away.
The intimate Normandy Estates community has an abundance of green space, a lake, and walking trails; at the same time boasts easy access to anywhere in the Dallas area, via the Dallas North and Sam Rayburn Tollways. This location is also ideal for corporate living, located near corporate headquarters and all north Dallas airports.
The gated condo homes offer an exclusive amenities center, featuring a luxury lap pool and spa, exercise room, outdoor putting green, and entertainment facilities including an outdoor kitchen and fireplace. Built by luxury home builder Starside Construction and designed by Lloyd Lumpkins of L. Lumpkins Architect Inc., the Sur Le Lac condominiums have a foundation of the highest quality craftsmanship upon which you can create a luxury lifestyle.
There are only 40 luxury condominium homes with a variety of floorplans that can be viewed here. All the floorplans offer two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a powder room, a study and covered patio, and large windows to appreciate the surrounding nature scape. You will enjoy an outside oasis on your patio, which is equipped with a gas outlet to accommodate an outdoor grill and secluded in privacy with phantom screens. The large windows provide an abundance of natural light, bringing the outdoors in whenever you choose.
The master bedrooms include luxury en suite baths and huge walk-in closets. Gourmet kitchens feature Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances with high-end finishes. Each of the 40 units ranges from 2,350 to 2,990 square feet and pricing starts at $1.3 million. Each condo home is one-level and assigned two spaces in the secure underground parking garage, along with a generous 10-by-5-foot storage unit.
To schedule a tour, or for more information, call Lynn Urban at 214-226-1780.
