Timber Goes Up on Dream Street 2022

Vertical movement is happening on three luxury homes that will comprise Dream Street 2021 in the new Montrachet development.

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Three luxury homes built side by side in the new Montrachet development in west Fort Worth will comprise this year’s Fort Worth Magazine Dream Street, the company’s second. Montrachet, a sister property to the adjacent Montserrat, is a mammoth-sized 255-acre development with 169 home sites. If you do the math, that’s an average home site of over 1 acre.

“The property lends itself to lots of outdoor hiking and biking space,” Donnie Siratt, one of the developers, says. “It’s really spread out; it’s not dense. It’s got some big lots and some smaller lots also.”

The three homes, which are currently being constructed by some of the area’s best builders, will open for touring in March 2022, with touring proceeds going toward a Wish with Wings, a charity that grants wishes to children with life-threatening conditions.

This year includes two builders returning from previous Dream Home and Dream Street projects. Rick Wegman, John Giordano, Karl Hahnfeld, and Rob Cocanower of HGC Residential Development team up to construct their first Dream project since 2014. The quartet of businessmen, real estate agents, architects, and homebuilders have built their company from the ground up since first doing a garage remodel 20 years ago.

Their home, which will be at 4616 Esprit, will be a two-story (the only two-story of the three homes), five-bedroom, six-bath, Tudor-style home designed by Hahnfeld. The home will feature a bevy of outdoor living spaces, including a front porch on the ground floor and a balcony on the second.

John Webb of Heritage Homes returns for his third-straight Dream project, first having constructed the magazine’s 2019 Showcase Home. Webb was also part of last year’s inaugural Dream Street at Southlake’s Oxford Place. Webb had nearly 20 years in the building business before forming his own company in 2014. While mostly focused on the Southlake and Colleyville areas, he has since branched out into the Southwest Fort Worth market.

The home at 4624 Esprit will be in a Texas Regional Vernacular design, a modern take on Texas Hill Country. The four-bedroom, 5 1/2-bath, one-story home will feature large windows, a metal roof, and a semi-enclosed front yard with a half wall that creates an outside terrace.

The new builder on the block, this will mark Tim Windmiller’s, of Windmiller Custom Homes, first Dream project. Initially going to school to study medicine, Windmiller was turned on to the home industry through his cousin, Andrew Hall, who worked in home sales. After the pair sold 123 homes in one year, Windmiller found his niche. After a stint at Clarity homes, Windmiller started his own custom homebuilding company in 2008.

The architecture of Windmiller’s home, at 4632 Esprit, will undoubtedly stand out. The Cape Dutch style, as architect Michael Costantino calls it, was initially popularized in South Africa and includes ornate details and curving features. The home will feature four bedrooms and five baths.

Builder: Windmiller Custom Homes

Realtor: John Zimmerman, Compass

Interior Designer: Amira Windmiller Interiors

Appliances: Factory Builder Stores

Artificial Grass: WinterGreen Synthetic Grass

Cabinets Kitchen: The Kitchen Source

Concrete: GHC Concrete Services

Countertop Fabrication: American Marble & Granite

Countertop Materials (all): Levantina

Doors Front and Study: Aaron Iron Works

Fireplaces Interior linear plus inserts: Overhead Door Company of Fort Worth

Flooring (wood and carpet material): Skyline Floorscapes

Garage Doors/Openers: Open Up Garage Doors

Gutters: Loveless Gutters

Home Plans: Montebello Architecture & Design

Interior and Exterior Trim and Door Labor and Materials (includes stair treads/risers): Builders FirstSource

Interior Doors: Builders FirstSource

Low Voltage/AV/Security: Comware AV

Lumber and Trusses: Builders FirstSource

Outdoor Fire Pit: Best Block

Plumbing Labor and Supplies: Pro Serve Plumbing

Roofing/Flashing: Texas Tile Roofing

Safe Room: Ground Zero Storm Shelters

Windows and Doors: Builders FirstSource

Builder: Heritage Homes

Realtor: Martha Williams, Williams Trew

Interior Designer: Susan Semmelmann Interiors

Appliances: The Jarrell Company

Cabinets Kitchen: The Kitchen Source

Cabinets Master Closet and Other: Metroplex Cabinets

Countertop Fabrication: Stone Systems

Countertop Materials (all): Levantina

Drywall and Texture: Alliance Drywall

Electrician: C&B Electric

Fireplace Tile: Cosentino

Flooring (tile, wood and carpet labor): Galvan Floors

Flooring (wood material): Riva Floors

Garage Doors/Openers: Overhead Door Company of Fort Worth

Glass (showers-mirrors-other): Galactic Glass

Gutters: Loveless Gutters

Hardware/Cabinet Hardware: Rick’s Hardware

Home Plans: Heritage Design Studio

HVAC (materials and labor): Indoor Climate Experts HVAC

Lighting fixtures (incl. landscaping): Passion Lighting

Low Voltage/AV/Security: Multimedia Solutions Inc

Patio Furniture: Yard Art Patio & Fireplace

Plumbing Fixtures: Facets

Plumbing Labor and Supplies: Pro Serve Plumbing

Pool: Leschber Designs

Stone and Brick Supplies: Metro Brick

Builder: HGC Residential Development

Realtor: Christie’s International Real Estate | Ulterre

Interior Designer: Tori Rubinson Interiors

Appliances: Expressions Home Gallery

Cabinets Kitchen: The Kitchen Source

Doors Exterior: Omniview Window and Door

Electrician: Mackey Electric

Flooring (tile, wood and carpet labor, wood and carpet material): Vintage Floors

Flooring Tile (material all spaces): Interceramic USA

Gutters: Loveless Gutters

Home Plans: Karl Hahnfeld Design Group

Low Voltage/AV/Security: H Customs Audio Visual

Plumbing Fixtures: Expressions Home Gallery

Pool: J Caldwell Custom Pools

Roofing/Flashing: WeatherShield Roofing

Stone and Brick Supplies: Metro Brick and Stone