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Lavon, TXCommunity ISD (CISD)

Grand Heritage

A resort-pool master-planned community near Lake Lavon, built new from the mid-$300s.

Grand Heritage is a master-planned community in the heart of Lavon, near SH-78 and SH-205 and a short drive from Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard. Its centerpiece is a roughly $5–6 million resort-style amenity center with pools, water slides, splash areas, a fitness facility and walking trails. Homes are new construction: Bloomfield Homes is the primary builder, with Stonehollow Homes active in the Bear Creek at Grand Heritage section. Like the rest of Lavon it is a bedroom community with almost no local employment base, so plan on commuting. Builder-published prices are marketing figures, not closed sales, so treat any number here as a starting point and ask for current comps.

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Price Range

Bloomfield Homes advertises roughly the mid-$300s to the low $600s (homes ~1,531–4,226 sq ft). Those are builder marketing figures, not a resale median - the market is too new and thin for a meaningful median, so treat as approximate and ask for current comps.

Property Types

New-construction single-family homes, One- and two-story floor plans (~1,531–4,226 sq ft), Builder inventory and to-be-built homes

Year Built

2019–present (actively building out)

HOA: Managed by the Lavon Grand Heritage HOA; confirm current monthly dues and what they cover with the association or your agent before you write an offer.

Schools

Community ISD (CISD)

MiddleCommunity Trails Middle School
HighCommunity High School (Nevada, TX)

Commute & Access

No freeway in Lavon. SH-78 runs southwest toward Wylie and Garland; SH-205 runs north-south. Lavon's mean commute is 34.3 min (ACS 2024 5-year). Drive it yourself on a weekday morning before you commit.

Highlights

What makes Grand Heritage stand out

  • Roughly $5–6M resort-style amenity center with pools and water slides
  • Splash areas, fitness facility, tech center and walking trails
  • Primary builder Bloomfield Homes; Stonehollow Homes in the Bear Creek section
  • New construction priced below the Collin County cities to the west
  • Minutes from Lake Lavon boat ramps, parks and a swim beach
  • Community ISD, a small district adding campuses quickly

Best Fit

Buyers who want a brand-new single-family home with a big amenity center and lake access near Lavon, at a price below Wylie, Plano or McKinney - and who accept a long, freeway-free commute in exchange.

Nearby Amenities

  • Resort-style pool and amenity center (~$5–6M)
  • Water slides and splash areas
  • Fitness/workout facility and tech center
  • Walking trails and green space
  • Lake Lavon and Lavonia Park (boat ramps, swim beach) nearby
  • Wylie retail and dining ~15–20 min southwest on SH-78

Major Employers Nearby

  • Community ISD (largest local employer)
  • Wylie / Sachse retail and services (~15–20 min)
  • Telecom Corridor / Richardson employers (commute)
  • Plano and McKinney job centers (commute)

Grand Heritage: Frequently Asked Questions

What school district is Grand Heritage in?
Grand Heritage is in Community ISD (CISD), the small Collin County district that also serves Copeville, Josephine and Nevada. Community Trails Middle School sits in Lavon and Community High School - the district's one high school - is a short drive out in Nevada. CISD is adding campuses fast and its attendance zones do not follow city limits, so verify the exact elementary, middle and high assignments for any specific address against the district's zone lookup before you rely on them.
Does Grand Heritage have an amenity center?
Yes. The community is built around a roughly $5–6 million resort-style amenity center with pools, water slides and splash areas, plus a fitness facility, a tech center and walking trails. Lake Lavon and Lavonia Park - boat ramps, a swim beach and picnic sites - are a short drive away, so weekend recreation is a real part of the pitch here.
How much do homes cost in Grand Heritage?
Bloomfield Homes advertises roughly the mid-$300s to the low $600s for homes of about 1,531 to 4,226 square feet, and Stonehollow builds in the Bear Creek section. Those are builder marketing ranges, not closed-sale data. Lavon is a thin, builder-dominated market where a handful of closings can swing a monthly median by tens of thousands, so treat any single number as approximate and ask for current comparable sales.

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