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Toll Brothers DFW Buyer FAQ: 20 Communities, Two-Collection Model & What Buyers Need to Know 2026

 

Toll Brothers (NYSE: TOL) is the only Fortune 500, publicly traded luxury home builder in America — #1 Most Admired Home Builder in Fortune magazine’s 2026 list for the ninth consecutive year. In DFW, Toll Brothers operates 20 active communities across Collin, Denton, Rockwall, and Tarrant counties, ranging from $369,995 at The Ranch at Uptown Celina to over $1.5 million at Flower Mound estate communities. That range surprises many buyers who assume Toll Brothers is only premium luxury. The builder’s in-house mortgage company (TBI Mortgage), design studio, title company, and architectural divisions create a vertically integrated buying experience unlike any other builder in DFW. What is consistent across all 20 communities: the sales counselor represents Toll Brothers, and buyer’s agent registration is required on or before the first visit.

 

 

What makes Toll Brothers different in DFW

 

Toll Brothers was founded in 1967 and has been publicly traded since 1986. It is the only national luxury builder whose financial results are publicly reported quarterly, whose balance sheet is rated by Moody’s and S&P, and whose brand is recognized by relocating buyers from coastal markets who have encountered Toll Brothers in New York, New Jersey, California, Virginia, and other states before arriving in Texas.

 

That national brand recognition matters in the relocation buyer market. An executive relocating from Chicago or the New York metro area who has seen Toll Brothers communities in prior markets arrives in DFW with a baseline expectation of what the builder delivers — construction quality, warranty process, and Design Studio experience — that they do not have for Texas-specific builders. That buyer represents a specific segment of the DFW luxury market where Toll Brothers has no direct equivalent.

 

Toll Brothers also controls more of its own supply chain than any other luxury builder in DFW: its own architectural firm, its own mortgage company (TBI Mortgage Company), its own title company, its own smart home technology division (Toll Brothers Connected Home), and its own building components manufacturing. This integration is both a convenience for buyers who want a single point of contact and a contractual consideration for buyers who need to compare each component against outside alternatives.

 

 

The two-collection model: what buyers need to understand before visiting

 

Toll Brothers frequently operates two separate home collections within the same master-planned community. The collections differ in lot width, floor plan library, square footage range, and price. At several DFW communities, the two collections are sold simultaneously at adjacent model homes with different lot widths and significantly different price ranges.

 

Before visiting any Toll Brothers community that offers two collections, confirm which collection fits your lot-size preference, floor plan requirements, and budget. The wrong collection visit produces an impression of the product that does not reflect what you will actually be buying. Specific two-collection communities in DFW include:

 

Furst Ranch (Argyle): Grove Collection (70-ft lots, from $851,995) and Meadow Collection (80-ft lots, from $1,125,995)

Wandering Creek at Brookhollow (Prosper): Executive Collection (from $999,995) and Estate Collection (from $1,220,995)

Toll Brothers at Aster Park (McKinney, gated): Select Collection (from $699,995) and Executive Collection (from $749,995)

Wildflower Ranch (Fort Worth): Elite Collection (from $399,995) and Select Collection (from $505,995)

The Ranch at Uptown Celina (Celina): Villa (from $369,995), Elite (from $458,995), Select (from $593,995), Executive (from $729,995)

Toll Brothers at Bristol Valley (Heath, coming soon): Manor Collection (from $1,000,000s) and Reserve Collection (from $1,200,000s)

Toll Brothers at Horizon Lakes (McLendon-Chisholm, coming soon): Enclave Collection (from low $600s) and Grove Collection (from low $800s)

 

 

Where Toll Brothers is building in DFW in 2026: 20 communities

 

Collin County

 

Crescent Hill — Murphy, TX | Collin County | From $879,000 | 2,757 sq ft | 4 bed / 3 bath | Single-collection. Murphy, TX is served by Wylie ISD for most addresses. Verify the feeder campus assignment by specific address with Wylie ISD. See: Wylie buyer’s agent guide.

 

Prestwick Grove — Frisco, TX | Collin County | From $964,995 | 2,993–4,757 sq ft | Frisco ISD. Single-collection.

 

Star Trail — FINAL OPPORTUNITY — Prosper, TX | Collin County | From $1,056,995 | 3,244–4,940 sq ft | Prosper ISD. Listed as “Final Opportunity” on Toll Brothers’ website — community approaching sell-out. Verify current lot count before scheduling. See also Wandering Creek at Brookhollow as the active Prosper ISD alternative.

 

Wandering Creek at Brookhollow — Prosper, TX | Collin County | Executive Collection from $999,995; Estate Collection from $1,220,995 (4,024–5,967 sq ft) | Prosper ISD. Five quick move-in homes available. The active Prosper ISD Toll Brothers community with both executive and estate lot options.

 

Toll Brothers at Aster Park — McKinney, TX | Collin County | Select Collection from $699,995; Executive Collection from $749,995 | McKinney ISD | Gated community. 16 quick move-in homes available. Gated Toll Brothers in McKinney at the $700K entry point — an unusual combination.

 

The Ranch at Uptown Celina — Celina, TX | Collin County | Villa from $369,995; Elite from $458,995; Select from $593,995; Executive from $729,995 | Celina ISD. Four-collection community offering the broadest price range of any Toll Brothers DFW community. The $369,995 Villa Collection entry point is the lowest in Toll Brothers’ DFW portfolio.

 

Denton County

 

Toll Brothers at Fields — Frisco, TX | Denton County | Woodlands Collection from $1,361,995 | Frisco ISD | Fields master plan, PGA Frisco-adjacent. Six quick move-in homes. See: DFW new construction buyer’s agent guide.

 

Toll Brothers at Furst Ranch — Argyle, TX | Denton County | Grove Collection 70-ft lots from $851,995; Meadow Collection 80-ft lots from $1,125,995 (3,089–5,967 sq ft) | Argyle ISD. ⚠ Two-high-school feeder zone: Argyle ISD transitions to Argyle Legacy HS (2028) for east-of-377 homesites and original Argyle HS for west-of-377 homesites. Verify feeder zone by specific lot before selecting. See: Argyle buyer’s agent guide.

 

Enclave at Hickory Hill — Argyle, TX | Denton County | From $1,198,995 (3,221–6,012 sq ft) | Argyle ISD. Five quick move-in homes. Separate community from Furst Ranch; same Argyle ISD and same two-HS feeder zone consideration applies. Verify feeder zone for any Hickory Hill homesite.

 

Dixon Estates — Flower Mound, TX | Denton County | From $1,250,995 (3,723–5,967 sq ft) | Lewisville ISD. One quick move-in home. Flower Mound addresses in LISD; verify whether the specific homesite feeds Flower Mound High School or Marcus High School. See: Highland Village buyer’s agent guide for the Marcus vs Flower Mound HS distinction.

 

Town Lake at Flower Mound — Flower Mound, TX | Denton County | From $1,465,995 (3,782–6,021 sq ft) | Lewisville ISD — specifically zoned to Liberty Elementary, McKamy Middle School, and Flower Mound High School per Toll Brothers’ announcement. Half-acre to over 1.1-acre homesites. One quick move-in home.

 

Oakbridge Crossing — Flower Mound, TX | Denton County | From $1,494,995 (4,024–5,967 sq ft) | Lewisville ISD. Half-acre to over 1.1-acre lots. One quick move-in. The most premium per-unit Flower Mound Toll Brothers community.

 

Windsor Springs — Oak Point, TX | Denton County | From $1,329,000 (3,293 sq ft) | Little Elm ISD. 4 bed / 4 bath / 4-car garage. Three quick move-in homes. Oak Point is in the Little Elm corridor. See: Little Elm buyer’s agent guide.

 

Toll Brothers at Creek Meadows West — Northlake, TX | Denton County | From $929,995 (3,198–5,361 sq ft) | Northwest ISD. Six quick move-in homes. Part of Northlake’s active new construction corridor. See: Northlake buyer’s agent guide.

 

Toll Brothers at Landmark — Denton, TX | Denton County | From $667,995 (2,941–4,098 sq ft) | Denton ISD. Three quick move-in homes. Toll Brothers is one of nine builders at Landmark, Hillwood’s $10B, 3,200-acre master plan in southwest Denton. See: Denton buyer’s agent guide.

 

Wildflower Ranch — Fort Worth, TX | Denton County | Elite Collection from $399,995; Select Collection from $505,995 (1,992–3,646 sq ft) | Northwest ISD (verify by specific address — Fort Worth addresses in Denton County may serve NWISD or Keller ISD depending on exact location). 17 quick move-in homes available.

 

Rockwall County

 

Toll Brothers at Bristol Valley — Coming Soon — Heath, TX | Rockwall County | Manor Collection anticipated from $1,000,000s; Reserve Collection from $1,200,000s (3,221–6,021 sq ft) | Rockwall ISD — specifically feeds Rockwall-Heath High School. One quick move-in home available now. Heath’s combination of Rockwall County’s low tax rate and lakeside lifestyle (Lake Ray Hubbard) is the draw. See: Heath buyer’s agent guide.

 

Toll Brothers at Ridge Pointe Estates — McLendon-Chisholm, TX | Rockwall County | From $849,995 (3,221–5,814 sq ft) | Rockwall ISD. Two quick move-in homes. McLendon-Chisholm is east of Rockwall city proper; verify specific school campus feeder with Rockwall ISD.

 

Toll Brothers at Horizon Lakes — Coming Soon — McLendon-Chisholm, TX | Rockwall County | Enclave Collection anticipated from the low $600s; Grove Collection from low $800s (2,941–4,940 sq ft) | Rockwall ISD. Two quick move-in homes available now. Horizon Lakes brings Toll Brothers to the Rockwall County growth corridor east of the city at an accessible price point for the builder.

 

Tarrant County

 

Toll Brothers at Adkins Park — Hurst, TX | Tarrant County | From $1,099,000 (3,635–4,995 sq ft) | Keller ISD — not Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD. 70-ft lots. Three quick move-in homes. Hurst addresses lead most buyers to assume HEB ISD. Adkins Park is served by Keller ISD: Liberty Elementary, Keller Middle School, and Keller High School. Near DFW Airport (approximately 20 minutes). Verify school district by specific address before selecting any Adkins Park homesite.

 

 

The Design Studio and TBI Mortgage: what to know before signing

 

Toll Brothers Design Studio

 

Toll Brothers operates its own Design Studio at its DFW facility, staffed by professional design consultants who guide buyers through structural options, exterior materials, flooring, cabinetry, countertops, hardware, lighting, and more. The Design Studio is central to the Toll Brothers experience and represents more personalization depth than most production builder design centers.

 

The Design Studio appointment is an investment of time that rewards preparation. Buyers who arrive without clarity on style priorities and budget allocation across finish categories tend to make decisions under session pressure that they later wish they had approached differently. A buyer’s agent with Design Studio experience can help frame the preparation: which selections most affect resale value, which are personal preference, and how to approach the structural options sequencing before finishes are selected. Call 469-269-6541 to discuss Design Studio preparation before your appointment.

 

TBI Mortgage Company

 

TBI Mortgage is Toll Brothers’ in-house mortgage company. Like any builder preferred lender, TBI may offer rate or closing cost incentives tied to using Toll Brothers’ financing. The comparison approach is the same as with any DFW builder:

 

Step 1 — Get a loan estimate from TBI Mortgage with the full incentive package stated in writing.

 

Step 2 — Get a loan estimate from one or two outside lenders with experience in jumbo and luxury home lending, on the same loan structure, on the same day.

 

Step 3 — Compare total financing cost across the life of the loan, not just the monthly payment. The TBI incentive may or may not outweigh what an outside lender delivers — the comparison determines this, not the assumption.

 

Do this comparison before the contract appointment. Starting at the contract table is starting too late. Call 469-269-6541 for guidance on structuring the preferred lender comparison before any Toll Brothers contract appointment.

 

 

Why buyers choose Nitin Gupta for a Toll Brothers purchase

 

480+ closed DFW transactions including luxury new construction in Frisco, Prosper, McKinney, Argyle, Northlake, Celina, and other markets where Toll Brothers is active. CRS, GRI, ALHS, CLHMS, REALTOR® — D Magazine Best REALTOR® 2020, 2023, 2024.

 

Call or text 469-269-6541, email nitin@nitinguptadfw.com, or start at nitinguptadfw.com/buyers. Register before your first Toll Brothers community visit.

 

 

Toll Brothers DFW buyer FAQ

 

What makes Toll Brothers different from other DFW luxury builders?

 

Short answer

Toll Brothers is the only Fortune 500, NYSE-listed luxury home builder in America. It operates its own mortgage company (TBI Mortgage), title company, design studio, and smart home division. DFW communities span $369,995 to $1.5M+ — a range that surprises buyers who assume Toll Brothers is only premium luxury.

 

 

What is the two-collection model and why does it matter before I visit?

 

Short answer

Toll Brothers often sells two different home collections (different lot widths, floor plans, and prices) at the same master plan location. Confirm which collection fits your lot-size preference and budget before visiting — the wrong collection tour produces an impression that does not reflect what you will be buying. Collections within the same community can differ by $200K to $400K.

 

 

What school district serves Adkins Park in Hurst TX?

 

Short answer

Keller ISD — not HEB ISD. A Hurst mailing address typically signals Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD to buyers. Adkins Park is served by Keller ISD: Liberty Elementary, Keller Middle School, and Keller High School. Verify by specific homesite address before selecting.

 

What buyers should do

Tell your agent you want to confirm the school district for any Adkins Park homesite before visiting. I verify this by address for every Tarrant County Toll Brothers client. Call 469-269-6541.

 

 

Is Star Trail by Toll Brothers in Prosper selling out?

 

Short answer

Yes — listed as Final Opportunity as of September 2026. Once sold, the community closes. Wandering Creek at Brookhollow (Prosper ISD, Executive from $999,995 and Estate from $1,220,995) is the active Prosper alternative with more lot availability. Verify current Star Trail lot count before visiting.

 

 

What are the Toll Brothers Argyle communities and what is the school district?

 

Short answer

Two communities: Furst Ranch (Grove 70-ft from $851,995 and Meadow 80-ft from $1,125,995) and Enclave at Hickory Hill (from $1,198,995). Both Argyle ISD. Argyle ISD is transitioning to two high schools in 2027-28 — east of US 377 feeds Argyle Legacy HS, west feeds original Argyle HS. Verify the feeder zone for any Argyle homesite before selecting. See: Argyle buyer’s agent guide.

 

 

Does Toll Brothers build affordable homes in DFW?

 

Short answer

Yes. The Ranch at Uptown Celina (Celina ISD) offers a Villa Collection from $369,995 — the lowest entry price in Toll Brothers’ DFW portfolio. Wildflower Ranch (Fort Worth, Denton County) starts at $399,995. Both provide Toll Brothers’ construction standards, warranty, and Design Studio access at production builder price points.

 

 

Should I use TBI Mortgage for my Toll Brothers purchase?

 

Short answer

Compare before deciding. Get a TBI Mortgage loan estimate and one or two outside lender estimates on the same structure, same day, before signing the contract. Compare total financing cost, not monthly payment. The TBI incentive may or may not outweigh what outside lenders offer — the comparison tells you which. Start the comparison early; the contract appointment is too late.

 

 

Do I need a buyer’s agent for a Toll Brothers purchase?

 

Short answer

Toll Brothers’ sales counselor represents Toll Brothers. With 20 active DFW communities across four counties, multiple school district situations (Adkins Park/Keller ISD, Furst Ranch two-HS feeder zone, Star Trail sell-out status), and two collections per community, buyer representation significantly affects how well the selection, verification, and negotiation go. Toll Brothers requires registration before or at the first visit. Call 469-269-6541 before your first visit to any Toll Brothers community.

 

 

Related: Argyle buyer’s agent guide · Denton buyer’s agent guide · Northlake buyer’s agent guide · Heath buyer’s agent guide · Highland Village buyer’s agent guide · DFW new construction buyer’s agent · DFW builder FAQ hub · MUD vs PID in Texas

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