Highland Lakes by Pulte Homes

Yes, there are plenty of sidewalks and crosswalks for pedestrians in our new construction community of Highland Lakes.

The homeowners' association in Highland Lakes has stated parking regulations for this community. However, most streets are public/city property and are subject to those rules and restrictions per city code.

The beauty of our new homes in Highland Lakes is very important to us. Please check with your HOA manager regarding specific height restrictions to plants, trees, and grass.

While our new homes do not have a specific noise policy for the common areas, we ask that residents of Highland Lakes please be considerate of others in the community when hosting get togethers that go late into the evening.

We don't just build you a new home, we stand behind it! That’s why, with every home at Highland Lakes, we provide a limited home warranty that is easy to understand and based on common sense. We believe our homeowners have a right to expect a clean new home complete and free of defects at the time of closing. Things should work. As detailed in our limited home warranty, if there are problems because of defects in materials and workmanship during the warranty term, we will arrange for their repair or replacement. In general and subject to certain exclusions, our limited home warranty includes coverage for materials and workmanship; coverage for heating, air conditioning, electrical, and plumbing systems; and coverage for structural components of the home. And, our home warranty transfers to the next owner if you decide to sell your home. Please visit our website to learn about our specific warranty coverages. There you can review the specific warranty booklet applicable to our homes in your market containing the complete limited home warranty terms, limitations and exclusions.

Trash and recycling pickup for these new homes is handled through the city and is not an HOA item.

The new construction homes in Highland Lakes are great for raising kids. In addition to an amazing location in Prosper ISD, households of all shapes and sizes will appreciate the community's access to entertainment, dining, shopping, parks, and much more!

As of April 2023, the HOA fees for the new homes in Highland Lakes have not yet been determined. Please check with the local Sales Consultant for the most up-to-date information once this community opens.

Closing costs for new construction homes in Highland Lakes vary; please consult your title agent at PGP Title for detailed information.

Yes, homeowners are responsible for both indoor and outdoor pest solutions for their new homes in Highland Lakes.

Yes, Highland Lakes features plenty of sidewalks and crosswalks to ensure pedestrian safety in the community.

Parking is regulated by the homeowners' association with stated policies; however, most streets are public and subject to city codes.

The limited home warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship, major systems like heating and plumbing, and structural components. It also transfers to new owners if you sell your home.

Trash and recycling services are managed by the city, not the homeowners association (HOA).

The community office is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

Yes, Highland Lakes is located within Prosper ISD and offers access to entertainment, dining, shopping, and parks, making it ideal for families.

After visiting Highland Lakes, you can explore Parker Homestead Farm for educational farm experiences or community events, enriching your family outing.

APT Ministries is a local non-profit and religious organization nearby, offering community support and spiritual services which residents might find beneficial.

Thalita Bitencourt is a nearby beauty and spa service provider convenient for residents seeking personal care and relaxation.