The Bagby legacy began in 1956, when Eileen Bagby immigrated from England. Starting as a waitress at the Old South Pancake House in Fort Worth, she often drove through the countryside of Haslet, dreaming of creating a development there. Determined to make her vision a reality, she earned her real estate license and acquired vast amounts of land, part of which is now known as Hugh White Estates. It was there that in 1996, her son, Rex Bagby, owner of Rex Custom Homes, built this stunning estate on 5 acres for his family. Boasting 4,593 square feet of living space, the home offers multiple family rooms perfect for entertaining and expansive covered porches on three sides. Whether enjoying the morning sun, an afternoon breeze, or breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, this home brings relaxation and beauty to every moment. The grandeur of this home is better seen than read. It begins with an undeniably fantastic location between 287 & I-35 and only 3 miles from the new Alliance Town Center. Five acres that is this convenient to all comforts is unique. A hilltop setting provides expansive views that are even more impressive from the private alcove in the primary suite. With two magnificent wood burning fireplaces, the holidays sparkle, and the natural glow from the abundance of windows most certainly delights. Wet bars, in both the downstairs family room as well as the great room on the second level, give everyone a place to enjoy refreshments. The en-suite primary bathroom has a jetted tub, separate shower, double vanity and two sizable walk-in closets. It is larger than most bedrooms built today so you can imagine the size of the primary bedroom. Wait, no, you can't imagine. You must see it! For your ease, viewings are available for an hour an a half and simply call if you need more time to trek outside where you won't want to miss the workshop with epoxy flooring. There is no HOA, and an option to run a commercial business. Horses are welcome! Don't wait! It won't last.