A neighborhood you can see from every angle

The approach to Fountain Creek sets the scene: stone entrance signs, landscaping and the pond give way to the homes and homesites beyond. Our original aerial photography puts the neighborhood in view, while the individual galleries take you closer to the rooms, finishes and outdoor spaces of each featured home.

Begin with 2029 and 2033 Nichole Boulevard. Open both galleries side by side, save the features that catch your eye and bring those notes to a showing. Looking at the homes together makes the differences easier to recognize than browsing isolated listing photographs.

Two Nichole Boulevard homes to explore

2029 Nichole Boulevard offers four bedrooms, three full baths and an upstairs bonus room. Its open layout, island kitchen and covered patio invite you to consider the connection between cooking, dining, gathering and time outdoors. On a walkthrough, follow that sequence as if you were arriving home or hosting friends.

2033 Nichole Boulevard also has four bedrooms and a second-level bonus room, with light-filled living and dining spaces and custom kitchen cabinetry. Use the gallery to compare the kitchen's relationship to the main living area and the rooms beyond. Bring your preferred furniture dimensions and ask for the current floor plan to make the comparison your own.

Make the bonus room work for your routine

An upstairs bonus room gives you a separate space to consider for work, media, hobbies or gathering. Bring a concrete idea to the showing and spend a few minutes in the room itself. Look at the stair location, natural light, outlets and storage against the way you would use it. Think about whether that activity benefits from being apart from the main living area.

The same approach helps downstairs. Measure furniture you intend to keep, picture everyday circulation around the island, and check how doors and windows affect usable wall space. These practical details can make two four-bedroom homes feel quite different.

Read the neighborhood from more than one perspective

The wide aerials show how Fountain Creek's roads, homes and homesites connect. Study the position of a home along its street, the outdoor space around it and the approach from the entrance. Then use the street-level photographs to bring the picture into focus. This combination helps you arrive with better questions and a clearer sense of what you want to see.

During a visit, explore the outdoor areas as thoughtfully as the interior. Notice the sunlight where you would sit, the relationship between patio and living room, and the yard care that would fit your routine. For detailed boundaries or future improvements, ask for the property's survey and applicable community documents; the aerials are an orientation tool.

Bring a short new-construction checklist

A productive showing covers both the spaces you love and the steps to making the home yours. Keep a short checklist with the listing so you can compare the two homes consistently and leave with a clear next step. Stacey can help route the questions that need input from the seller or builder.

  • Discuss the home's current construction stage and your preferred possession timing.
  • Review the included-feature list alongside the rooms and finishes you see.
  • Ask about the inspection process, final walkthrough and any written builder warranty.
  • Review applicable community documents and obtain current property-specific cost information.
  • Ask for current pricing and written terms for any property-specific offer.

Choose your next step

Ready for a closer look? The available-homes page brings together the Nichole Boulevard galleries and listing links. If choosing a homesite is more appealing, explore available lots and bring the block and lot number to your conversation about plans and the building process.

Stacey Davidson Realty can help you organize a property-specific visit. Share the address you are considering, your timing and the features that matter most. Current availability, pricing, completion details and purchase terms should be confirmed before you make plans. The immersive 360° experience is being prepared; the galleries and direct contact options are ready to explore now.

Questions buyers ask

Which new homes are featured at Fountain Creek Estates?

The featured homes are 2029 and 2033 Nichole Boulevard in Pottsboro. Check the available-homes page and confirm current status with Stacey Davidson Realty before arranging a visit.

What should I bring to a home showing?

Bring your room priorities, measurements for furniture you plan to keep, preferred moving timeline and questions from the galleries. That helps you compare the homes on the details that matter to you.

Can I compare homesites as well as homes?

Yes. The available-lots page separates homesites from homes. Use the block and lot identity when asking about availability and the applicable building requirements.

Keep exploring Fountain Creek

Make your next visit count.

Ask Stacey Davidson Realty about current availability, a home showing or the homesite you have in mind. Request current pricing and written purchase terms for the specific property.

Useful official resources

Destination services, access and conditions can change. Check the operator or public agency before a visit.