Legacy Hills

Legacy Hills residents attend top-rated Celina ISD schools. Families are zoned for Lykins Elementary School, Moore Middle School, and Celina High School.

Yes! The Homeowners Association (HOA) assessments are $642 annually.

Here’s the property tax breakdown: NPMMD: 0.408000% Collin County: 0.149343% Celina ISD: 1.208900% City of Celina: 0.576401% Collin County Community College: 0.081220% Total Estimated Tax Rate: 2.423864%

Celina is a city in Collin and Denton counties in northeastern Texas. It is part of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and is located about 40 miles north of downtown Dallas along State Highway 289.

From Celina, it usually takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour to reach downtown Dallas.

If you’re purchasing a Quick Move-In (QMI) home, move-in is typically available around 30 days after the home is completed—just enough time to finalize closing and prepare for your move. If you’re building a To-Be-Built (TBB) home, you can expect to move in approximately 120 days from the start of construction, depending on factors like weather, permitting, and customization choices. Our team will keep you informed throughout the process so you’ll always know what stage your home is in and when to plan your move.

Just minutes from the community, downtown Celina features boutique shops, local restaurants, and family-friendly events, while future mixed-use developments promise even more conveniences close by. For outdoor fun, residents can enjoy walking and biking trails, nearby Old Celina Park with sports fields and a fishing pond, and a planned 18-hole championship golf course. With proximity to major roads and the Dallas North Tollway expansion, Legacy Hills blends small-town charm with easy access to the broader DFW area.

Celina is experiencing one of the most rapid growth trajectories in the country — the city’s population soared from just over 6,000 in 2010 to more than 43,000 by 2023. The city projects this upward trend to continue: for example, current forecasts suggest the population could reach approximately 127,000 by 2030, with some higher‑range estimates targeting as many as 300,000–400,000 at full build‑out. Growth is being driven by major infrastructure investments (including the extension of the Dallas North Tollway), strategic location in the North Dallas region, expanding retail and commercial development, and strong demand for housing tied to quality schools and community amenities. Overall, for homebuyers and investors, Celina’s outlook is very strong — characterized by sustained population growth, strong employment and amenity infrastructure, and an ongoing transformation from small‑town to a thriving suburb.

Legacy Hills, being located in Celina, benefits from a low violent crime environment and generally favorable safety profile. While no community is without risk, the data suggests it is a relatively safe location for home‑buyers who are prioritizing security.