Sanctuary Pointe's approved Phase Three plan includes two detached-home districts with different minimum lot standards: two acres in one district and 11,000 square feet in another. Those figures apply to the approved districts in Phase Three, not every Sanctuary Pointe property. They show that the neighborhood name alone does not identify the lot standard attached to a particular home.
For Phase Three, the approved plan assigns water and wastewater service, plus street, trail, and open-space maintenance, to TriView Metropolitan District. It assigns entry signs and streetlights to the HOA. Those service roles are separate from a home's layout and finishes. Current documents for a Sanctuary Pointe address can show which Phase Three provisions apply there.
If you want to widen the search, explore Monument homes for sale and return to Sanctuary Pointe listings with their lot and document details in view.
Kenna Real Estate Group can help you compare a Sanctuary Pointe listing with the available property documents, so the home, lot standard, and ownership details are considered together.