North Denton is on track to get a splashy new neighbor: Wildhaven, a proposed 740-acre luxury resort that would mix a private club, equestrian arenas, restaurants, and a roughly 100-room hotel with 152 high-end homes starting around $1.5 million. For a city already in growth mode, the scale and price tag put this among the most ambitious projects floated inside Denton in years.
Florida-based An Ki Land Development LLC is pushing the project under the Wildhaven name and says the first phase could start within the next year, according to the Dallas Business Journal. Plans call for a private club, on-site dining, equestrian facilities, and about 152 homes priced from roughly $1.5 million to more than $3 million, which firmly plants the neighborhood in the luxury bracket.
State corporate records list An Ki Land Development LLC as registered in Sarasota, Florida, with managers Logan Breen and Lawrence Hersom named on the filing, according to the Florida Division of Corporations. The company lists a Sarasota mailing address and filed its most recent annual report in April 2025.
Denton’s development boom
Wildhaven is arriving in the middle of Denton’s transformation into a hotbed for large master-planned communities. Hillwood’s $10 billion Landmark community and the newly under-construction Cole Ranch project are already reshaping the city’s growth map. Timelines and details on those projects have been laid out by the Houston Chronicle, which has tracked the regional surge in big-ticket residential development.
What Wildhaven would include
Concept materials for Wildhaven lean heavily into lifestyle and leisure rather than traditional mass-market housing. Plans call for a boutique hotel of about 100 keys, a private members’ club, curated restaurant options and multiple equestrian rings, along with trails and open space woven through the site. The master plan’s residential side, with 152 homes and several marketed at more than $3 million, would put Wildhaven in a premium tier for the Denton area, not exactly starter-home territory…