“French Country architectural style, waterfall and saltwater pool, summer kitchen, hearth fireplace, and outdoor grill with a mosquito mister system.”
At $2,450,000, 75 S Player Crest Circle is the most expensive home on my vouched list right now, and it makes the case for the number the way the best homes do — by being built, not decorated. This is a French Country design, and that shows up in the proportions and the materials, not in a set of upgrades bolted onto a spec house.
The scale is real: five bedrooms, six baths, and 5,732 square feet, built in 2008. That's a house sized for a family that hosts — room for everyone to have their own corner, and then rooms built specifically for pulling everyone back together.
Built to entertain
Where this home separates itself is outside. There's a saltwater pool with a waterfall, a summer kitchen, a hearth fireplace, and an outdoor grill run on a mosquito-mister system. If you've spent a July evening in Southeast Texas, you know that last detail isn't a gimmick — it's the difference between a backyard you look at and one you actually use from spring through fall.
The case for the price
Six full baths for five bedrooms tells you how this home was planned: nobody's sharing, and guests are accounted for. At 5,732 square feet there's room to justify it, and the French Country build gives the house a permanence the newer stucco-and-options homes at this price don't always carry.
This is a home for a specific buyer — someone who hosts, who wants the outdoor room to be the best room in the house, and who cares how a home is made over how many boxes it checks. If that's you, 75 S Player Crest Circle is worth the tour, and worth the number.