Del Webb at Legacy Hills
Celina, Texas · Collin County
Del Webb at Legacy Hills is a legally age-restricted 55-and-older new-construction community within Legacy Hills, a roughly 3,200-acre master-planned development in Celina, Texas being built by Centurion American and D.R. Horton's Forestar Group. Announced by PulteGroup in 2024 as Del Webb's newest North Dallas-area community, it is the newest of the four Del Webb communities in this Collin/Denton County cluster, offering 12 single-story floor plans reported ranging from roughly $321,990 to $568,990. The community's centerpiece is a waterfront clubhouse with a restaurant and bar, a resort-style pool, a fitness center, and pickleball courts, with more than 15,000 square feet of social space.
Last researched 2026-09-17
- Price positioning
- Reported new-construction pricing roughly $321,990 to $568,990, spanning 1,274 to 2,782 square feet across 12 floor plans
- HOA
- Reported $425 quarterly dues plus a $300 annual café fee (credited toward use at the community's on-site café)
- Community size
- Exact total planned home count for the Del Webb age-restricted section not publicly confirmed as of the last update; it sits within the much larger, roughly 3,200-acre Legacy Hills master plan (planned for about 7,000 single-family homes community-wide across all builders)
- Home types
- detached
- Builder
- Del Webb (a PulteGroup brand), within the Legacy Hills master plan developed by Centurion American
- Age policy
- Legally age-restricted 55+ community; at least one resident per household must be age 55 or older, with no permanent resident under 19
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Overview
Independent Assessment
Del Webb at Legacy Hills is a genuine, actively selling, legally age-restricted 55+ community, verified through both Del Webb's own official community page and a PulteGroup investor-relations press release announcing the community's 2024 launch — a materially strong evidentiary combination. As the newest community in this North Texas Del Webb cluster, it has the shortest operating history and the least third-party resale/market data available; buyers should expect construction activity to continue for a number of years across both the Del Webb section and the surrounding non-age-restricted Legacy Hills master plan. Celina's jurisdiction is described consistently as Collin County for this specific development (near the intersection of Preston Road/Legacy Drive), though Celina as a city straddles both Collin and Denton counties, so buyers should independently confirm the exact county for their specific lot.
Who May Find This Community Appealing
Buyers who want the newest available Del Webb product in North Texas — current floor plans, current finish standards, and a from-the-ground-up waterfront clubhouse with a restaurant and bar — are the best fit for Del Webb at Legacy Hills. Its Celina location, in one of the fastest-growing parts of the Dallas-Fort Worth metro, may also appeal to buyers who want to be at the leading edge of North Texas growth, with easy access to Prosper, Frisco, and McKinney.
Homes & Prices
Homes, Builders & Development History
PulteGroup announced Del Webb at Legacy Hills in 2024 as its newest North Dallas-area active-adult community, with a grand opening later that summer. The community sits within Legacy Hills, a roughly 3,200-acre master-planned development being built out by Centurion American and D.R. Horton's Forestar Group near the intersection of Preston Road and Legacy Drive in Celina, with direct access planned to the Dallas North Tollway extension. Del Webb's age-restricted section offers 12 home designs across three collections (Scenic, Distinctive, and Echelon), ranging from roughly 1,274 to 2,782 square feet with 2-4 bedrooms and 2-3 car garages.
Current Pricing & Market Positioning
Reported new-construction pricing at Del Webb at Legacy Hills spans roughly $321,990 to $568,990 depending on floor plan and homesite. As a very recently launched community, pricing and available inventory change frequently; buyers should confirm current pricing and incentives directly with Del Webb.
New Construction vs. Resale Considerations
As a very recently launched new-construction community, buyers at Del Webb at Legacy Hills receive a Del Webb/PulteGroup builder warranty and current finish standards, but should expect substantial ongoing construction both within the age-restricted section and across the surrounding Legacy Hills master plan for a number of years. Resale inventory is expected to be minimal to none given the community's 2024 launch; buyers interested in resale should confirm current availability with a local agent.
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Fees
HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs
Del Webb at Legacy Hills's HOA assessment is reported at $425 per quarter, plus a $300 annual café fee that is credited back to the homeowner's account for use at the community's on-site café; this structure is separate from any broader Legacy Hills master-community association dues that may also apply. Buyers should confirm current dues, the café-fee crediting mechanism, and whether an additional master-community assessment applies directly with the HOA and Del Webb.
Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments
Homes in Del Webb at Legacy Hills are subject to property tax in the county where the specific parcel sits — the development is described as being in Collin County near Preston Road and Legacy Drive, though Celina as a city straddles both Collin and Denton counties, so buyers should independently confirm the exact taxing county for their lot. Texas offers an Age 65 or Older homestead exemption (a separate age threshold from this community's 55+ HOA eligibility) administered through the relevant county appraisal district, which can freeze school district taxes at the level in effect when granted. Buyers should confirm current millage rates and exemption eligibility directly with the Collin Central Appraisal District or Denton Central Appraisal District as applicable, and with the City of Celina's tax office.
Amenities
Community Layout & Lifestyle
Del Webb at Legacy Hills offers a brand-new active-adult lifestyle built around a waterfront clubhouse with dining and social space, positioning it as one of the more resort-oriented newer Del Webb communities in North Texas. A resident lifestyle director helps plan cooking classes, fitness classes, and other social events. As the newest community in this cluster, its social infrastructure and club roster are still being established relative to more mature communities like Frisco Lakes.
Location
Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access
Del Webb at Legacy Hills sits within the Legacy Hills master plan near the intersection of Preston Road and Legacy Drive in Celina, Texas, roughly an hour from Dallas. The location will have direct access to the Dallas North Tollway extension as that roadway is completed, with convenient reach to nearby Prosper, Frisco, and McKinney for additional shopping and dining.
Restrictions
Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions
Del Webb at Legacy Hills is confirmed by Del Webb's own official community page as a 55+ community, consistent with Del Webb's standard occupancy policy requiring at least one resident per household to be age 55 or older, with no permanent resident under age 19, in line with the federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) framework. Buyers should confirm current occupancy rules and age-verification procedures directly with Del Webb or the community's HOA, the Legacy Hills HOA.
Pros & Tradeoffs
Tradeoffs & Limitations
Because Del Webb at Legacy Hills only recently launched (2024), it has by far the least established resale market and third-party pricing history of the communities in this cluster, and buyers should expect substantial ongoing construction both within the age-restricted section and across the surrounding Legacy Hills master plan for years to come. The exact total planned home count for the Del Webb section specifically was not confirmed. The community does not include golf, and Celina's rapid growth may mean longer waits for some road and retail infrastructure to catch up with new rooftops.
Comparison With Nearby Communities
Within the Collin/Denton County Del Webb cluster, Del Webb at Legacy Hills is the newest community and the only one built around a waterfront clubhouse with a full restaurant and bar, distinguishing its amenity emphasis from the trail- and pool-centered amenity centers at Del Webb at Union Park and Del Webb at Trinity Falls. Buyers who want the newest available product should focus here, while buyers who want an established resale market and lower uncertainty around build-out timelines should consider Frisco Lakes by Del Webb.
Listings
Current Listings
A connected local agent can provide current available new-construction inventory, builder pricing and incentives, and floor-plan availability for Del Webb at Legacy Hills.
FAQs
Questions Buyers Should Verify
- Total planned home count for the Del Webb at Legacy Hills age-restricted section specifically, as distinct from the larger ~7,000-home Legacy Hills master plan
- Precise parcel-level county (Collin vs. Denton) for a specific lot, given Celina's position straddling both counties
- Whether a separate Legacy Hills master-community association assessment applies in addition to the $425/quarter Del Webb HOA fee and $300 annual café fee
- Current new-construction pricing, incentives, and available lot inventory
- Specific recorded age-restriction covenant language and current age-verification procedures
- Is Del Webb at Legacy Hills legally age-restricted?
- Yes. Del Webb's own official community page confirms Del Webb at Legacy Hills as a 55+ community, consistent with Del Webb's standard policy requiring at least one resident per household to be 55 or older, with no permanent resident under 19, in line with the federal Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) framework.
- Is Del Webb at Legacy Hills in Collin County or Denton County?
- The development is described as being in Collin County near the intersection of Preston Road and Legacy Drive. Celina as a city straddles both Collin and Denton counties, so buyers should independently confirm the exact taxing county for a specific lot.
- What is the HOA fee at Del Webb at Legacy Hills?
- The reported assessment is $425 per quarter plus a $300 annual café fee, which is credited back to the homeowner's account for use at the community's on-site café. Confirm whether any additional Legacy Hills master-community assessment applies.
- When did Del Webb at Legacy Hills open?
- PulteGroup announced the community in 2024 as its newest North Dallas-area active-adult community, with a grand opening that summer, making it the newest of the four Del Webb communities in the Collin/Denton County cluster.
Sources
- PulteGroup, Inc. — Del Webb Announces Newest North Dallas Community — accessed 2026-09-17
- Del Webb at Legacy Hills | Celina, Texas Homes | Del Webb — accessed 2026-09-17
- 750-home development planned for Celina | Dallas News — accessed 2026-09-17
- Del Webb at Legacy Hills - 55+ Community in Celina, Texas | 55places — accessed 2026-09-17
- Del Webb At Legacy Hills in Celina, Texas - Del Webb | NewHomeSource — accessed 2026-09-17
- Approximated from community address and mapped location (no parcel-level geocode available) — accessed 2026-09-17
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