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Legacy Gardens

About 300 acres of newer luxury just north of US 380

Legacy Gardens is a newer luxury community of roughly 300 acres just north of US 380 in Prosper, built around a modern amenity package with a resident center, pool and trails. The homes are large custom and semi-custom builds on generous lots, and because the community is recent, the architecture and finishes reflect current tastes rather than mid-2000s ones. Its position on US 380 gives it better east-west access than most of Prosper.

Price Range

Roughly $1M – $2.5M+ depending on lot and builder, well above Prosper's typical range of roughly $790K to $870K (Redfin and Town of Prosper figures, 2025 to mid-2026). Approximate; ask for current comps with an as-of month.

Property Types

Custom luxury single-family, Semi-custom estate homes, Large lots

Year Built

Mostly 2019–present

HOA: Full-service association funding the amenity center, pool, trails and landscaped common areas, at a level consistent with a luxury community. Confirm the current amount from the resale certificate.

Schools

Prosper ISD

Commute & Access

Direct access to US 380 · about 10 min to the Dallas North Tollway · roughly 25 min to Frisco and Legacy West · about 50 min to Downtown Dallas outside peak

Highlights

What makes Legacy Gardens stand out

  • Newer luxury stock, so finishes and layouts are current rather than dated
  • Roughly 300 acres with a modern amenity package
  • Large lots at the luxury end of the Prosper market
  • US 380 frontage, which gives better east-west access than most of the town
  • Prosper ISD
  • Resident amenity center, pool and trail system

Best Fit

A luxury buyer who wants a new or nearly new custom home in Prosper ISD, with current finishes and a modern amenity package, and who does not want to take on a renovation.

Nearby Amenities

  • Resident amenity center and resort-style pool
  • Trail network and green space
  • Playgrounds and gathering areas
  • US 380 retail corridor nearby
  • Prosper town facilities and downtown

Major Employers Nearby

  • Toyota Motor North America (Legacy West, Plano)
  • The Star and PGA of America district in Frisco
  • Children's Health and Baylor Scott & White facilities in the corridor
  • Prosper ISD
  • The Dallas North Tollway corporate corridor

How Legacy Gardens trades

At this price point the buyer pool is small and rate-sensitive, and while the community is still delivering homes, resale competes against brand new inventory in the same streets. What holds value is lot position and genuine custom quality; what does not is square footage alone. Expect appraisals to require care.

Taxes, dues and districts

Prosper's newer communities frequently sit inside special districts that add to the tax rate or impose assessments alongside HOA dues. At this price point the difference between a standard rate and a district rate is thousands of dollars a year, so pull the rate for the exact address from the Collin Central Appraisal District record before the option period ends.

Check these before you offer

The trade-offs a listing will not mention. None of these are reasons not to buy here; they are the things worth pricing in.

  • US 380 frontage means highway noise on the closest sections. Walk the specific lot before you commit.
  • Still delivering, so construction activity and unfinished areas remain part of the experience.
  • The top of the Prosper market is thin and slow. Plan for a long marketing period on resale.
  • High dues, and at this price point the maintenance and irrigation costs on a large lot are substantial.
  • Confirm the tax rate and any special district for the specific address.

Legacy Gardens: Frequently Asked Questions

What schools serve Legacy Gardens?
Prosper ISD. The district has been among the fastest growing in Texas and has opened multiple campuses while redrawing attendance zones, so confirm the current assignment for the exact address with Prosper ISD rather than relying on marketing material.
How does Legacy Gardens compare with Whitley Place?
Both are Prosper luxury on large lots, but Legacy Gardens is roughly a decade newer, so its homes carry current finishes and a modern amenity package, while Whitley Place offers mature landscaping and an established streetscape. The choice is usually between grown trees and a house you do not have to update.
Is the US 380 location an advantage or a drawback?
Both, depending on the lot. It gives the community better east-west access than most of Prosper, which matters for commutes toward McKinney and Denton. It also means highway noise for the sections nearest the road, and US 380 is a corridor under continuing expansion. Walk the actual lot at a busy hour.

Nearby

More Prosper neighborhoods