Glacier Creek
LAKEVILLE NEIGHBORHOODS
BEST FIT: Buyers who want a more move-up, design-forward home in Lakeville without stepping into a huge master-planned neighborhood. It should appeal most to buyers who care about builder quality, scenic homesites, and a location that still keeps shopping, restaurants, and daily errands close by.
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Price Range: $635-800K Builders: OneTenTen Homes Sizes: Single Family 2,735-3,921 SQF Distance To Target: 9 min Style: Single Family
Cherry View Elementary School: 8/10 Century Middle School: 8/10 Lakeville North High School: 10/10 Ratings from GreatSchools.com
STANDOUT FEATURE: The setting. Glacier Creek is a community where many homesites overlook wetlands, fields, and the creek itself — parts of the neighborhood feel more natural and less cookie-cutter than a typical subdivision. WHAT TO KNOW: This is more about homesite appeal and home design than a large amenity package. Glacier Creek is nearing completion, so it makes the most sense for buyers who want one of the remaining opportunities in a neighborhood that already has a more established feel. Homes here also skew larger, with model and spec inventory generally in the 3,000 to nearly 4,000 square foot range, so this fits better for move-up buyers than someone looking for a lower entry point or maintenance-free living.
BEST FIT: Buyers seeking a newer single-family neighborhood in Lakeville without the scale of a large master-planned community. It's ideal for those who value a straightforward build process, a range of home sizes, and a setting that feels tucked away yet convenient. With floor plans from roughly 1,600 to 3,463 square feet, the community appeals to a broad range of move-up buyers. Highview Ridge
Price Range: $670-834K Builders: Key Land Homes Sizes: Single Family 2,633-4,497 SQF Distance To Target: 8 min Style: Single Family
HOA:
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Oak Hills Elementary School: 7/10 Kenwood Trail Middle School: 7/10 Lakeville South High School: 10/10 Ratings from GreatSchools.com
WHAT TO KNOW: This is more about home layout and a simpler buying experience than amenities. The homes themselves and the lot selection define the offering — not a pool, clubhouse, or major lifestyle package — so Highview Ridge is best positioned as a practical single-family option for buyers who want newer construction and some flexibility in plan size without paying for a heavily amenitized community. STANDOUT FEATURE: Highview Ridge feels like a smaller, builder-focused pocket rather than a sprawling development. It's a 26-home community, which helps explain why it comes across as more contained and easier to understand than many larger neighborhoods nearby.
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