Myrtle Creek, Waxahachie TX: New Homes, Builders and What to Know

Myrtle Creek is the newest large-scale community in Waxahachie: 1,263 acres on the south side of town, about 30 miles from downtown Dallas, built around a resort-style amenity center with a private lazy river. It is the community most buyers ask about when they want the amenity level of a Frisco or Prosper master plan at Ellis County prices.

LocationSouth Waxahachie, sales center at 229 Wintergrass Dr
Price rangeAbout $300s to $800s (Sep 2026)
Home sizesRoughly 2,200 to 3,800 sq ft on 40- to 71-ft lots
SchoolsWaxahachie ISD: Ray Elementary, Howard Jr. High, Waxahachie High

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Builders

Highland Homes (from about $398K, quick move-ins in the $540Ks to $575Ks at 2,862 to 3,630 square feet), Perry Homes on 60-ft lots from the mid $480Ks and 71-ft lots from the high $540Ks, David Weekley Homes from the mid $410Ks, Coventry Homes (about $550K to $660K at 2,580 to 4,125 square feet, with several homes on Pine Leaf Trail and Mountain Laurel Drive finishing between September and November 2026), plus UnionMain Homes, Impression Homes and Risewell Homes. That is one of the deepest builder line-ups in Ellis County, which means real competition on incentives.

Developer

Myrtle Creek was started by Hines and was part of an 11-community, roughly $800 million portfolio sold to a Starwood Land affiliate in April 2025. The community has an on-site HOA manager and a full-time lifestyle director.

Amenities

  • Private lazy river and resort pools
  • Pickleball courts, treehouse play area, parks and trails
  • Amenity center with programmed events

Taxes, HOA and what to check

There is a mandatory HOA; dues vary by section. Large master plans in Waxahachie are typically financed with a PID, and the City's PID records show a Waxahachie PID No. 1 with 60-, 70- and 90-ft lots that may cover Myrtle Creek. Get the PID assessment schedule in writing from the builder before you compare Myrtle Creek to a non-PID neighborhood, because it changes your monthly payment.

Who Myrtle Creek fits

Buyers who want amenities first and are comfortable with an HOA and a likely PID assessment in exchange. Move-up buyers on the 60- and 71-ft Perry and Highland lots get the most house for the money in this part of Waxahachie.

Questions buyers ask about Myrtle Creek

Who are the builders in Myrtle Creek?

Highland Homes, Perry Homes, David Weekley Homes, Coventry Homes, UnionMain Homes, Impression Homes and Risewell Homes were selling in Myrtle Creek as of September 2026.

Does Myrtle Creek have a PID or MUD?

Builder pages do not state it, but the City of Waxahachie's PID records list a district with lot sizes that match Myrtle Creek. Ask the builder for the PID assessment schedule on your specific lot; Dave can pull it for you.

What schools serve Myrtle Creek?

Myrtle Creek is zoned to Waxahachie ISD: Ray Elementary, Howard Junior High and Waxahachie High School.

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Thinking about a new build in Myrtle Creek? Get a second set of eyes on the contract, the lot and the incentives.

Prices, builders and amenities are as published on builder and developer websites in September 2026 and change often. Confirm current pricing, lot availability, HOA dues and any PID or MUD assessments with Dave before you write a contract. Milestone Real Estate Group is not affiliated with any builder or developer.