Wylie, TXWylie ISD

Bozman Farms

A long-running Wylie ISD master-plan between the lakes, with entry-friendly pricing

Bozman Farms is one of Wylie's largest master-planned communities - more than 1,200 lots across nine phases - built out over close to two decades by production builders including Highland Homes, HistoryMaker, and CastleRock. Sitting between Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard on the south side of Wylie, it's a practical, family-oriented option that stays comparatively affordable for Collin County, served by Wylie ISD with an elementary school right at its edge.

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Price Range

$350K – $600K (approx; older phases and smaller plans lower, newer phases higher - ask for current comps)

Property Types

Production single-family (multiple builders), Newer-phase construction, Established resale homes

Year Built

2004–present (nine phases; active newer construction)

HOA: Standard master-plan dues covering the amenity center and common areas; billed annually - ask Mali for the current figure

Schools

Wylie ISD

ElemP.M. Akin Elementary (Wylie ISD)

HighWylie East High School

Commute & Access

~30–45 min to the Plano/Richardson job corridor via SH-78 and the President George Bush Turnpike · ~4.5 mi to the PGBT · a longer haul to Frisco than the US-75 suburbs

Highlights

What makes Bozman Farms stand out

Large master-plan: 1,200+ lots across nine phases, so inventory turns over regularly
Between Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard on Wylie's south side
Wylie ISD, with P.M. Akin Elementary at the community's edge
Comparatively affordable for a Collin County master-plan
Community amenity center with a pool and neighborhood ponds and trails
Built by established production builders (Highland, HistoryMaker, CastleRock)

Best Fit

Buyers who want a Wylie ISD master-plan at a relatively accessible Collin County price point, with a steady supply of resale and newer homes to choose from. The honest trade-off is distance: it's a longer commute to the Plano and Frisco job corridor than the closer-in US-75 suburbs.

Nearby Amenities

Community amenity center and pool
Neighborhood ponds and walking trails
Parks and playgrounds
Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard within a short drive
Historic Downtown Wylie (Ballard Avenue) shops and events (~10 min)
SH-78 retail and grocery corridor nearby

Major Employers Nearby

Plano/Richardson corporate corridor (~30–45 min via SH-78/PGBT)
Downtown Dallas (~35–45 min)
Garland employment centers (~20 min)
Rockwall retail and medical employers (~20 min)

Bozman Farms: Frequently Asked Questions

Which schools serve Bozman Farms?

Bozman Farms is in Wylie ISD, with P.M. Akin Elementary at the edge of the community and a feeder pattern into Wylie East High School. Wylie ISD rezoned attendance boundaries for the 2025-26 school year, and a community this large can split across campuses, so confirm your exact address with the Wylie ISD boundary tool before you rely on a specific school.

Why is Bozman Farms cheaper than communities in Frisco or Plano?

Mostly location and land cost. Wylie sits farther from the US-75/Dallas North Tollway job corridor than Frisco or Plano, and that commute distance is reflected in the price - which is exactly why Bozman Farms works for buyers who want Collin County and Wylie ISD without the closer-in premium. Ask Mali for current comparable sales to see where a specific phase is trading.

Is there still new construction, or is it all resale now?

Both. Bozman Farms has been built in nine phases over nearly two decades, so you'll find established resale homes alongside newer-phase construction, depending on timing and builder inventory. Mali can pull what's actually available - new and resale - when you're ready to look.