For anyone who is considering doing business with a central Texas custom home builder by the name of Curtis B. Sharp, this article contains priceless information that cannot be found elsewhere.
This article contains 3 distinct sections:
First, we present information to help you identify this
builder.
Second, we include a long list of individuals (and their phone numbers) who have first-hand experience with this builder.
Finally, we include instructions for how you can learn more about this builder from the web sites of the Williamson County Clerk and the Travis County Clerk. Both of these counties are in central Texas.
How to identify this builder
In recent years, Curtis B. Sharp and his wife, Lezlee S. Sharphave been building homes in the following central Texas cities -Austin, Round Rock, and Georgetown.
They are likely doing business using any one of the following business names:
- Kingsborough Fine Homes, Inc.
- Kingsborough Custom Homes, Inc.
- Kingsborough Fine Custom Homes, Inc.
- Kingsborough Fine Custome Homes, Inc.
- SBC Kingsborough Fine Homes, Inc.
- SBC Kingsborough Custom Homes, Inc.
- SBC Kingsborough Fine Custom Homes, Inc.
- SBC Kingsborough Fine Custome Homes, Inc.
- SPC Kingsborough Fine Homes, Inc.
- SPC Kingsborough Custom Homes, Inc.
- SPC Kingsborough Fine Custom Homes, Inc.
- SPC Kingsborough Fine Custome Homes, Inc.
- Stonebriar Custom Homes
Until September, Curtis and Lezlee Sharp's business address was
2400 Deertrail Circle, Round Rock, Texas, 78681.
This was also their home address.
The house at this address has apparently been vacated by the Sharps. It is rumored that the Sharps may have returned to the Dallas/Fort Worth area where they have been known to do business in the past. Another possibility is they may have relocated to the Louisiana area following the hurricanes that have destroyed many homes in that area.
Curtis is a white male in his late 50's or early 60's.
He is about 6'2" or 6'3" in height.
Curtis is greying and balding and for this reason is frequently seen wearing a baseball-style cap or a hat. He also commonly wears a mustache. Curtis tries to instill trust in his clients by professing to be a deeply religious person. Curtis has been known to carry a bible in his truck to subtlely reinforce this perception.
Lezlee Sharp is a white female who is 15 or 20 years younger than Curtis. She is of average height. At least one central Texas subcontractor who has personally seen Lezlee Sharp says that she has very likely had breast augmentation surgery.
Curtis B. Sharp tells prospective clients that he built Nolan Ryan's (former baseball great) mansion in the Cimarron Hills subdivision of Georgetown, Texas. To subtlely reinforce this claim, Curtis sometimes wears a baseball-style cap that carries the Cimarron Hills logo.
Curtis Sharp encourages many of his clients to finance their new home construction projects with one particular mortgage company in Austin, Texas. For various reasons, the name of that mortgage company will not be shared in this article.
In central Texas, Curtis Sharp's most recent new home construction projects have been in the Cimarron Hills subdivision of Georgetown, Texas, and in the Onion Creek subdivision of Austin, Texas.
Individuals with invaluable first-hand knowledge about this builder
Each of the individuals listed below has first-hand knowlege about Curtis and Lezlee Sharp and their business practices.
Be forewarned that if contacted, they may or may not be willing to talk with you. Be persistent until you find a few who will.
Do not call any of these individuals if your motivation for calling is anything other than to learn more about "kingsborough fine homes, inc." and curtis and lezlee sharp!!!
The following central Texas professionals have first-hand
knowledge about Curtis and Lezlee Sharp and their business
practices:
Names and phone numbers redacted
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