Be among the first to call it home! Del Webb at Legacy Hills is a brand-new 55+ community in Celina with a stunning new amenity center, resort pool, and pickleball. Explore floor plans starting in the 300s and see what's available now!
About Del Webb at Legacy Hills
If you're looking for a brand-new active adult community in the growing Celina corridor, Del Webb at Legacy Hills deserves a spot on your list. This age-restricted section sits within the larger Legacy Hills master-planned community — a substantial development expected to reach approximately 7,200 homes total. The Del Webb portion is carved out exclusively for 55+ residents and will feature about 1,200 homes once fully built.
This is a community in its earliest, most exciting stage. Model homes are open now, and the first residents moved in at the end of March 2025 — meaning you'd be joining right at the ground floor of a new neighborhood taking shape. The community's first amenity center just opened, giving residents a real, tangible sense of the lifestyle ahead rather than just renderings and promises.
One important detail worth understanding upfront: Del Webb residents have access to their own dedicated amenities, but not to the amenity centers in the other, non-age-restricted sections of Legacy Hills — and residents of those other sections won't have access to yours either. This keeps the Del Webb section's amenities exclusive to the 55+ community, which many buyers find appealing for maintaining that dedicated active adult atmosphere.
For golfers, a private, members-only country club — 1876 Country Club — is currently under construction and will offer golf access to those who choose to join.
Homes & Lifestyle
Del Webb at Legacy Hills offers single-family homes across three distinct series, ranging from approximately 1,200 to 3,000 square feet — giving you room to choose a floor plan that fits your lifestyle, whether you're downsizing or want space for visiting grandkids. Prices run from the 300s-800s+.
The newly opened 15,000-square-foot amenity center is already the heart of daily life here, and it's built to support a genuinely active, social routine. Residents can enjoy a casual dining café for easy meals and socializing, meeting spaces for clubs and community gatherings, a group exercise room for fitness classes, and a dedicated fitness room with equipment. Outside, there's a large resort-style pool, pickleball courts, a putting green, and a stocked pond for catch-and-release fishing — plenty to keep you engaged without ever leaving the neighborhood.
Looking ahead: Del Webb has announced plans for a second amenity center, expected in about three years, which is anticipated to include a ballroom and possibly an indoor pool. This is a recent addition to the original master plan — initially, only one amenity center was planned — signaling continued investment in the community as it grows. Specific details on this second center haven't been finalized yet.
HOA Structure
The HOA covers access to and maintenance of all amenities and common areas, plus AT&T internet service — a nice built-in convenience. Since these are single-family homes, the HOA does not include yard work, so you'll maintain your own lawn and landscaping (or hire it out as you prefer).
There's also a $300 annual food and beverage fee, which is used to help sustain the on-site restaurant in the amenity center. This fee applies to every resident regardless of use, but it works like a credit: your first $300 in dining charges each year are automatically covered by this fee. If you don't dine there, you still pay the $300 — but if you do, your first $300 in meals is essentially already paid for.
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A note on this new community: Del Webb at Legacy Hills is still very much in its early chapters — new residents are just moving in, the first amenity center has only just opened, and the golf club and second amenity center are still under construction or in planning. If you're the kind of buyer who wants to be part of a community from its earliest days and help shape its personality as it grows, that's a real opportunity here. If you'd prefer a fully mature, established community with years of resident history and a full slate of activities already running, that's an important factor to weigh as well.
Every 55+ community has its own personality, its own fine print, and its own trade-offs — and a brand-new community like this one comes with a different set of questions than an established one: How will the second amenity center actually turn out? What will the HOA fee structure look like as more phases are built? Is the private country club worth joining for your lifestyle?
If Del Webb at Legacy Hills has you curious, let's talk through whether it's the right fit for your specific needs — I'll walk you through what to expect at every stage of this community's growth, and help you compare it honestly against other active adult options across DFW.
Whether you're downsizing, right-sizing, or relocating to North Texas to be closer to family, I'm here to help you navigate every step with confidence. I'll guide you through comparing active adult communities, understanding HOA guidelines and lifestyle differences, and finding the community that best fits your goals. With patience, personalized support, and local expertise, I'm committed to helping you through this important life transition—not just your next real estate transaction.
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