Hills at Prestonwood, Plano TX: Two School Districts, Homes, Golf and Prices
 

Hills at Prestonwood is a golf course neighborhood of roughly 725 homes in west Plano, Texas, in the 75093 ZIP code, built from the early 1990s through the 2000s around The Hills Clubhouse, one of the two clubs that make up The Clubs of Prestonwood. Homes range from about 2,000 to nearly 4,900 square feet in traditional, ranch, Mediterranean and custom styles, many with golf course views, and the neighborhood has roughly 3,000 residents. The detail that matters most before you buy: the neighborhood is split between two school districts. Nitin Gupta, CRS, GRI, Broker Associate with Competitive Edge Realty, represents buyers and sellers here and across Plano. Call 469-269-6541 or contact Nitin to start with a conversation.
 

Two districts, one neighborhood

Part of Hills at Prestonwood is zoned to Plano ISD, with Barksdale Elementary, Renner Middle School, Shepton High School for ninth and tenth grade and Plano West Senior High for eleventh and twelfth. Another part is zoned to Lewisville ISD, with Homestead Elementary, Arbor Creek Middle School and Hebron High School. Same Plano mailing address, two entirely different school systems, and a different high school experience: Plano ISD splits high school across two campuses while Lewisville ISD's Hebron is a single four-year high school. This is the single most consequential thing to confirm here, and no listing field should be trusted for it. Get the assignment for the exact address in writing from the district before you write an offer. Learn more about Plano ISD schools and compare districts with the DFW
school district ratings guide.
 

What that split means for value

Because district assignment changes the pool of buyers competing for a home, two houses of similar size and condition on different sides of that line can attract different demand. It also means comparable sales have to be chosen with the district in mind, not just the subdivision name, since a buyer shopping Hebron High and a buyer shopping Plano West are not bidding on the same homes. A neighborhood-wide average across both districts can mislead in either direction, which is worth knowing whether you are buying or selling here.
 

What homes cost

The median home price in Hills at Prestonwood has recently been reported at about $600,000, and with homes ranging from roughly 2,000 to 4,900 square feet the spread around that median is wide. What moves price within the neighborhood is size, golf course frontage, lot position on the greenbelt or ponds, school district assignment and the age and quality of updates. For a current read on a specific home, use the home value analysis or contact Nitin.
 

Amenities and the club

The neighborhood includes a greenbelt running through it, scenic ponds, a jogging and bike path, tennis courts, a community pool and a children's playground. The Hills Clubhouse anchors the community, with an 18-hole course, and The Clubs of Prestonwood as a whole offers two 18-hole courses, pools, tennis and pickleball courts and dining. Club membership is separate from home ownership: a home on the course does not convey playing privileges, so confirm membership categories, costs and any waitlist directly with the club. Also confirm which neighborhood amenities your specific address includes and what the HOA assessment covers, since a community of this size can have more than one association or tier.
 

What to check before you buy

With construction spanning roughly a decade and a half, the age of major systems varies considerably from street to street. Roof, HVAC, water heaters, windows, foundation performance and pool equipment deserve attention, along with the age and quality of any renovation. Homes on the course should be evaluated for errant golf balls, course maintenance access, sight lines and drainage along the boundary, and greenbelt or pond-adjacent homes for grading and current floodplain mapping. The seller's disclosure covers only what the seller knows, so the inspection period is where the real information comes from. Learn about the Texas option period and request the HOA resale certificate.
 

Location

Hills at Prestonwood sits just off the Dallas North Tollway in west Plano, with the 200-acre Arbor Hills Nature Preserve and its trail system close by and Indian Creek Park nearby. Dining and retail along Parker Road and Plano Parkway are minutes away, and Legacy West, The Shops at Legacy and the Legacy employment corridor are a short drive north. The tollway carries commutes toward Dallas and Frisco and varies considerably by hour, so drive your own route at the times you would travel before committing.
 

Comparing Hills at Prestonwood with nearby neighborhoods

Buyers looking here often also consider the Gleneagles neighborhoods, including Fairways of Gleneagles and Greens of Gleneagles, which are also golf-adjacent but entirely within Plano ISD, and Cypress Point and Cypress Creek Estates nearby in the Barksdale feeder. Hills at Prestonwood generally offers more home for the money than the gated Gleneagles options, with a larger and more varied housing stock. The district question is what sets it apart from all of them. See the Plano subdivision directory and the DFW communities directory.
 

Selling a home in Hills at Prestonwood

In a neighborhood of 725 homes spanning two districts and a wide size range, pricing from a neighborhood average is a mistake. The comparable sales that matter share your district assignment, your approximate size and your lot type, whether that is golf frontage, greenbelt, pond or interior. Marketing should state the district and campuses plainly, because buyers searching by school will otherwise pass the listing by. See the seller marketing plan and seller services, or learn about landlord leasing services if you plan to rent the home out.
 

Hills at Prestonwood FAQs

Is Hills at Prestonwood in Plano ISD or Lewisville ISD?

Both, depending on the address. Part of the neighborhood is zoned to Plano ISD with Barksdale Elementary, Renner Middle, Shepton High and Plano West Senior High. Another part is zoned to Lewisville ISD with Homestead Elementary, Arbor Creek Middle and Hebron High School. Confirm the assignment for the exact address with the district.

How many homes are there, and how big are they?

Roughly 725 homes with about 3,000 residents, ranging from about 2,000 to nearly 4,900 square feet, built from the early 1990s through the 2000s in traditional, ranch, Mediterranean and custom styles.

What do homes cost in Hills at Prestonwood?

The median home price has recently been reported at about $600,000, with a wide spread around it driven by size, golf frontage, lot position, district assignment and updates.

What amenities does the neighborhood have?

A greenbelt, scenic ponds, a jogging and bike path, tennis courts, a community pool and a playground, with The Hills Clubhouse at the center. Arbor Hills Nature Preserve and Indian Creek Park are nearby.

Does buying here include club membership?

No. The Clubs of Prestonwood offer golf, pools, tennis, pickleball and dining, but membership is separate from home ownership. Confirm membership categories, costs and any waitlist directly with the club.

Why does the school district matter so much here?

Because it changes which buyers compete for a home and which sales are truly comparable. A buyer shopping Hebron High and a buyer shopping Plano West are not looking at the same homes, so a neighborhood-wide average across both districts can mislead.
 

Work With Nitin Gupta in Plano

Nitin Gupta is a Broker Associate with Competitive Edge Realty with 480+ closed DFW transactions, 13 professional designations including CRS and GRI, and D Magazine Best REALTOR® recognition in 2020, 2023 and 2024. He serves clients in English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu and Gujarati. Read client reviews, watch home tours on his YouTube channel, or call 469-269-6541.