Gentle Creek & Whitley Place Roofing & Real Estate

Gentle Creek and Whitley Place, Prosper, Texas’s most desirable places to live, are both close to the Dallas North Tollway. Gentle Creek is just a few minutes’ drive northeast of Whitley Place on Prosper Trail near its intersection with Coit Road, and Whitley Place lies along Wilson Creek off North Custer Road.

Real Estate in Gentle Creek

The custom homes in Gentle Creek are spacious and beautifully designed. Most feature four to five bedrooms, three or more bathrooms, and spacious garages that blend seamlessly with the homes. Mature trees line the streets, and all the lawns are immaculately manicured. The homes here typically have upscale amenities like winding staircases, swimming pools and professional landscaping. There are still new homes being built in the community.

Home Values in Gentle Creek

The homes in the Gentle Creek neighborhood of Prosper typically range between the high $500,000s and upwards of $1 million. Some homes, depending on their proximity to the golf course and their views, are valued much higher.

Real Estate in Whitley Place

The luxury estates in Whitley Place are truly spectacular. Marble and granite countertops, in-ground lap pools and gorgeous custom architecture make these some of the most desirable homes in the entire city. The neighborhood itself is very walkable, which lends it an air of community, and there are beautiful waterways that provide homeowners with breathtaking views.

Home Values in Whitley Place

Homes in Whitley Place are all over $1 million, with some ranging as high as $3.5 million. Vacant lots in this community are valued between $250,000 and $300,000, although there are more valuable lots in the neighborhood.

Roofing in Gentle Creek and Whitley Place

Two of Prosper’s premier communities, Gentle Creek and Whitley Place, are spectacularly designed – and they’re on the cutting edge of roofing trends, as well. Many of the luxury homes in these two neighborhoods span a wide range of architectural styles, ranging from Spanish villas and Mediterranean homes to colonial and contemporary design.

The roofing trends in Gentle Creek and Whitley Place are similar, leaning toward designer shingles made from asphalt and premium synthetic roofing materials made to mimic natural materials. Nearly all of the homes in these neighborhoods feature roofs that are impact- and wind-resistant to help protect against hail and stormy weather, and the majority of them feature light-colored shingles – very few have black roofs. That’s because lighter colors can reflect heat from the sun rather than absorb it into the home, making them more energy efficient than dark shingles.

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