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The Village at Tuscan Lakes

League City, Texas · Galveston County

Legally age-restricted 55+completed active resale

The Village at Tuscan Lakes is a gated, legally age-restricted 55-and-older community of 358 single-family homes in League City, in Galveston County southeast of Houston. Construction began under Centex Homes in 2007 and was completed by Del Webb (PulteGroup) through 2016, and the community is important to confirm precisely: it sits in League City near League City Parkway and Interstate 45, roughly two miles east of I-45, and is not part of any Del Webb community in The Woodlands — the two are geographically distinct and should not be confused despite both carrying the Del Webb brand. The 55+ gated section is a residential subset within the much larger, roughly 900-acre, all-ages Tuscan Lakes master-planned community, which also includes non-age-restricted neighborhoods and commercial development along League City Parkway. Amenities center on a roughly 12,000-square-foot Tuscan-villa-style clubhouse with a resort-style pool, fitness center, and putting green.

Last researched 2026-09-17

Price positioning
Recently reported median resale price around $394,000, with a median price per square foot around $210; homes span three series (Gardens, Classics, and Estates) originally ranging from roughly 1,109 to over 2,000 square feet
HOA
Reported HOA dues of approximately $264 per month, covering front-yard lawn care, sprinkler system maintenance, and a monitored alarm system in addition to clubhouse and gated-entry upkeep
Community size
358 single-family homes; this gated 55+ section is fully built out and is now a resale-only market
Home types
detached
Builder
Started by Centex Homes in 2007; completed by Del Webb/PulteGroup through 2016
Age policy
Legally age-restricted 55+ gated community, developed under HOPA-consistent occupancy rules

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Overview

Independent Assessment

The Village at Tuscan Lakes is confirmed as a genuine, established, legally age-restricted 55+ community with a recorded homeowners' association, consistent reporting of its Centex-then-Del Webb development history, and a stable, fully built-out home count of 358. To avoid confusion with a 'Del Webb Woodlands' property, note that every source reviewed -- including Del Webb's own HOA page, 55places, and local real-estate directories -- places The Village at Tuscan Lakes in League City, Galveston County, near League City Parkway and I-45, geographically distinct from The Woodlands (a Montgomery County community roughly 45 miles to the north). Buyers and researchers should take care not to conflate this community with any Del Webb or Trilogy-branded property actually located in or near The Woodlands. One point that could not be fully disentangled from secondary sources is that the commonly cited '900 acres' figure describes the entire all-ages Tuscan Lakes master-planned community, not the smaller gated 55+ section itself; that acreage figure is presented with that context rather than implying the 358-home age-restricted section alone spans 900 acres.

Who May Find This Community Appealing

Buyers who want an established, fully built (so no ongoing construction disruption), moderately sized gated 55+ community with a straightforward resort-style clubhouse amenity package, in a Houston-adjacent, coastal-leaning Galveston County location, are the best fit for The Village at Tuscan Lakes. Its position within the broader all-ages Tuscan Lakes master plan also means residents have nearby access to retail, dining, and other commercial amenities outside the gates without needing to leave the immediate area.

Homes & Prices

Homes, Builders & Development History

Development of The Village at Tuscan Lakes began in 2007 under Centex Homes, with Del Webb (PulteGroup) taking over and completing the community's build-out through 2016. The gated 55+ section totals 358 single-family homes across three home series — Gardens (originally around 1,109 to 1,469 square feet, two bedrooms/two baths), Classics (originally around 1,628 to 2,025 square feet, two to three bedrooms plus a den), and a larger Estates series. As of the last update, the community is fully built out and all purchases are resales.

Current Pricing & Market Positioning

Recent secondary market data reports a median resale sale price around $394,000 for The Village at Tuscan Lakes, up roughly 9% year over year, with a median price per square foot around $210. Given the community's roughly decade-long build-out (2007-2016) across three distinct home series, pricing and finishes can vary meaningfully by section and original builder (Centex versus Del Webb); buyers should request comparables for the specific series and vintage they are considering.

New Construction vs. Resale Considerations

The Village at Tuscan Lakes is fully built out, so all current purchases are resales without a builder warranty. Given the community's roughly decade-long construction span (2007-2016) under two different builders, buyers should budget for a full independent inspection, confirm which home series (Gardens, Classics, or Estates) and original builder apply to a given home, and request the HOA's current resale packet, including CC&Rs, bylaws, budget, and reserve information.

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Fees

HOA Fees, Capital Contributions & Recurring Costs

HOA dues for The Village at Tuscan Lakes are reported at approximately $264 per month, covering front-yard lawn care, sprinkler system maintenance, a monitored home alarm system, and upkeep of the gated entry and clubhouse amenities. Buyers should confirm current dues, any capital contribution or transfer fees, and the HOA's financial reserves directly with the community's management company before purchasing.

Taxes, Insurance & Special Assessments

Homes in The Village at Tuscan Lakes are subject to Galveston County property tax and applicable League City-area school district and municipal taxes at current local rates. Texas offers an Age 65 or Older homestead exemption (a separate age threshold from this community's 55+ HOA eligibility) administered through the Galveston Central 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 Galveston Central Appraisal District and Galveston County Tax Office.

Amenities

Roughly 12,000-square-foot Tuscan-villa-style clubhouseResort-style outdoor swimming pool with beach entryFitness centerPutting greenBocce ball courtsGated, guarded community entry

Community Layout & Lifestyle

The Village at Tuscan Lakes offers a moderate-scale, resort-influenced lifestyle centered on its single Tuscan-villa-style clubhouse, resort pool, and fitness center, with an active social calendar typical of established Del Webb-associated communities. Its Italian-inspired architectural theme, mature landscaping, and water features give the community a distinct, cohesive aesthetic relative to the surrounding all-ages Tuscan Lakes development.

Location

Shopping, Healthcare & Airport Access

The Village at Tuscan Lakes sits in League City, Galveston County, along League City Parkway (State Highway 96), roughly two miles east of Interstate 45 and about 30 minutes southwest of downtown Houston. The gated 55+ section is part of the larger, roughly 900-acre Tuscan Lakes master-planned community, which includes nearby retail and commercial development along League City Parkway, giving residents convenient access to shopping and dining without leaving the immediate area. The community should not be confused with any Del Webb or Trilogy-branded active-adult property located in or near The Woodlands, which is a separate area roughly 45 miles to the north in Montgomery County.

Restrictions

Age Qualification & Material Ownership Restrictions

The Village at Tuscan Lakes is consistently reported across Del Webb's own community pages and independent real-estate directories as a legally age-restricted 55-and-older gated community, developed and marketed under Del Webb's standard HOPA-consistent age-restriction framework. Buyers should confirm the community's current recorded age-restriction language and age-verification procedures directly with the HOA before purchasing.

Pros & Tradeoffs

Tradeoffs & Limitations

As a fully built-out community with development spanning 2007 to 2016 under two different builders (Centex, then Del Webb/PulteGroup), buyers should expect some variation in finishes and construction vintage across the three home series (Gardens, Classics, and Estates), and all purchases here are resales without a builder warranty. The community's amenity package, centered on a single clubhouse, pool, fitness center, and putting green, is more modest in scale than larger resort-style active-adult communities with multiple clubhouses or golf courses. Because the 55+ gated section sits within the much larger all-ages Tuscan Lakes development, buyers should confirm precisely which streets and sections fall inside the age-restricted, gated boundary versus the surrounding all-ages neighborhoods before assuming a given address qualifies.

Comparison With Nearby Communities

Within the wider Houston-metro active-adult market, The Village at Tuscan Lakes is a smaller, fully built, resale-only community relative to newer or larger active-adult developments in Montgomery County to the north, such as Windsor Lakes and Converde – a Trilogy Boutique Community in Conroe. Its Galveston County, League City location gives it a distinctly different geography and commute profile (southeast of Houston toward Galveston) compared to those Montgomery County communities (north of Houston near The Woodlands), making it a fit for buyers specifically prioritizing the Houston-Galveston corridor over the Houston-Woodlands corridor.

Listings

Current Listings

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FAQs

Questions Buyers Should Verify

  • Current HOA dues and whether the reported ~$264/month figure remains accurate
  • Exact current recorded age-restriction covenant language and age-verification procedures
  • Precise boundary of the gated, age-restricted 358-home section relative to the surrounding all-ages Tuscan Lakes development
  • Current resale price range and days-on-market for available homes across each home series
  • HOA financial reserves and any planned special assessments
Is The Village at Tuscan Lakes in The Woodlands?
No. The Village at Tuscan Lakes is located in League City, Galveston County, near League City Parkway and Interstate 45, roughly 30 minutes southwest of downtown Houston. It is geographically distinct from The Woodlands, a separate Montgomery County community roughly 45 miles to the north, despite both areas having Del Webb or Trilogy-branded active-adult communities.
Is The Village at Tuscan Lakes legally age-restricted?
Yes. It is consistently reported as a legally age-restricted 55-and-older gated community, developed and marketed under Del Webb's standard HOPA-consistent age-restriction framework. Confirm current recorded restriction language directly with the HOA.
Can I buy new construction in The Village at Tuscan Lakes?
No. The community is fully built out as of the last update (development ran 2007-2016 under Centex Homes and then Del Webb/PulteGroup), so all current purchases are resales.
Does the 900-acre acreage figure apply to the whole 55+ community?
No. The commonly cited roughly 900-acre figure describes the entire all-ages Tuscan Lakes master-planned community, which includes non-age-restricted neighborhoods and commercial development. The gated, age-restricted 55+ section consists of 358 homes within that larger development.

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