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Landmark

Hillwood's brand-new 3,200-acre master-planned community on I-35 in southern Denton

Landmark is a very new master-planned community by Hillwood (the Perot company) on roughly 3,200 acres in southern Denton, fronting I-35 between Robson Ranch Road and FM 2449. It is being built out over many years as a large mixed-use development - thousands of homes plus commercial space, with a future H-E-B planned to anchor the retail district - and the first model homes opened in spring 2026 from a lineup of national and regional builders. The pitch is nature-forward suburban living: an amenity center, pools, dozens of miles of hike-and-bike trails, and lakes and green spaces, with Denton ISD schools planned on-site as the community grows. Because it is brand new, most everything here is under construction and the numbers below will move as phases open.

Price Range

From roughly the high $400Ks into the $600Ks+ (new construction, varies by builder and plan)

Property Types

New-construction single-family homes, Multiple builders across a range of sizes and price points, Homes roughly 2,100 – 3,300+ sq ft in the first phase

Year Built

2026 – present (under construction)

HOA: As a new Hillwood master plan, Landmark will carry a mandatory HOA that funds the amenity centers, trails, pools, and common areas, and large communities like this sometimes also use a special taxing district (PID or MUD) that adds to your annual tax bill. Those costs can materially change your monthly payment, so get the current HOA dues and the full tax picture - including any PID or MUD - from Mali and the builder in writing before you sign.

Schools

Denton ISD

ElemE.P. Rayzor Elementary School (current zoning; on-site schools planned)
MiddleHarpool Middle School (current zoning; on-site school planned)
HighGuyer High School (current zoning)

Commute & Access

Direct I-35 frontage with northbound and southbound access · roughly 30-40 min to Fort Worth and 45-60 min to the Plano/Frisco corridor or Downtown Dallas in traffic · about 15 min up to the Denton Square and the universities

Highlights

What makes Landmark stand out

  • New 3,200-acre master-planned community by Hillwood, launched with model homes in spring 2026
  • Nine national and regional builders in the first phase, including Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Toll Brothers, David Weekley, Drees, Coventry, M/I Homes, American Legend, and Tri Pointe
  • Amenity center with pool, plus 30+ miles of planned natural-surface hike-and-bike trails
  • Lakes, ponds, and extensive preserved green space, including Pilot Knob, one of Denton's highest points
  • Future H-E-B planned to anchor an on-site retail district at Robson Ranch Road
  • Denton ISD elementary and middle schools planned on-site as the community grows
  • Direct I-35 access in southern Denton

Best Fit

Buyers who want a brand-new home in a big amenitized master plan and are comfortable being early in a community that is still being built. It suits families and commuters who want new construction, trails, and eventual on-site retail and schools, and who value builder choice and warranties over established trees and a settled streetscape. It is not for buyers who want to move into a finished neighborhood, walk to downtown, or find a bargain - new construction here prices above Denton's overall median, and living in an active construction zone for the first several years is part of the deal.

Nearby Amenities

  • Hilltop amenity center and Timberview amenity with pool and gathering spaces (phased)
  • 30+ miles of planned natural-surface hike-and-bike trails
  • Multiple lakes, ponds, and large preserved green spaces
  • Future on-site retail district anchored by a planned H-E-B
  • Planned on-site Denton ISD schools
  • STEAM learning parks and open space woven through the community

Major Employers Nearby

  • University of North Texas and Texas Woman's University (in Denton)
  • Medical City Denton and Texas Health Presbyterian Denton hospitals
  • Peterbilt Motors, Sally Beauty Holdings, and other Denton-area employers
  • Fort Worth employers via I-35W
  • Plano/Frisco corporate corridor (a long commute - be honest about the drive)

Landmark: Frequently Asked Questions

Is Landmark actually open, and what do homes cost?
Model homes opened in spring 2026, and builders were selling in the first phase - early pricing from the community's builders started around the high $400Ks and ran into the $600Ks depending on plan, size, and lot. Because this is a brand-new community releasing homesites in phases, prices, available floor plans, and builder incentives change frequently. Use any figure here as a rough starting point and ask Mali for the current builder price sheets and incentives before you decide.
What schools will Landmark be zoned to?
Landmark is in Denton ISD, and the plan is for elementary and middle schools to be built on-site as the community grows. Until those open, homes are zoned to existing Denton ISD campuses - reporting has pointed to E.P. Rayzor Elementary, Harpool Middle School, and Guyer High School - but a new community's assignments are especially likely to change as it builds out. Confirm your exact address with the Denton ISD boundary tool before you rely on any campus.
What are the risks of buying this early in a new master plan?
The honest ones: you will live in an active construction zone for years while later phases build, promised amenities and retail (including the planned H-E-B and on-site schools) arrive on the developer's timeline rather than yours, and early-phase resale can be tricky when the builder is still selling brand-new homes nearby. Landmark also sits at the very southern edge of Denton, so factor in the drive to the Plano/Frisco job corridor. The upside is a new home, a warranty, and getting in early on a large planned community - just weigh both sides with Mali.