Corner lots in the Booth Creek neighborhood do not come up often, and this one changes how the house actually lives day to day. Walk to Indian Creek Elementary. Open sightlines from the corner instead of the closed in feel you get mid block. It is a quieter, more settled stretch than the rest of the neighborhood, and the location still puts the heavy lifting behind you, minutes from 121, the Tollway, Legacy West, and Grandscape, with a straight shot into the job corridors running through Plano, Frisco, and North Dallas. Carrollton gives you the established neighborhood, and Booth Creek puts you close enough to everything else that you are not trading one for the other. Inside, the work most buyers end up budgeting for is already finished. New flooring and carpet throughout. The staircase has been fully rebuilt. Light moves through the main living space well, and the floorplan does not waste square footage trying to impress anyone. The backyard is the real find, bigger than what you typically get on other listings in this pocket of Carrollton, with an extended concrete patio that can actually hold a crowd, not just a grill and two chairs. Add the privacy of the corner lot, and you have got outdoor space that functions as well as it looks. Zoned to Lewisville ISD, with Parkway Elementary, Lamar Middle, and high school at The Colony. Nothing here is a project. It is done, it is updated, and it is sitting on one of the better lots in the neighborhood. In this price range, that combination moves fast. Open house this Saturday, one to three, come see what a corner lot in Booth Creek is really worth. Denton County buyers priced out of Plano and Frisco keep landing in Carrollton for exactly this reason, the commute stays short and the value still makes sense.