Tour 3 New Construction Homes in Lavon TX at Elevon

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Introduction to New Construction Homes in Lavon TX

When we are looking at new construction homes in Lavon TX, Elevon continues to be one of those communities that deserves to stay on the radar. It was already a favorite community to watch, and the available inventory here makes an even stronger case for buyers who want space, newer schools, amenities, and a real opportunity to get into a home without waiting through a full build process.

These are not tiny starter homes with a couple of upgrades tossed in. We are talking about large K. Hovnanian inventory homes with three car garages, flexible living spaces, oversized game rooms, covered patios, and layouts built for how families actually live.

At the time these homes were available, K. Hovnanian had move in ready options and additional homes expected to be ready over the summer. That matters for anyone considering new construction homes in Lavon TX and trying to make a move before the school year begins.

Elevon sits in Lavon with convenient access toward Wylie, Rockwall, George Bush Turnpike, and Interstate 30. It gives us that growing northeast DFW feel while still providing practical routes for getting around the metroplex.

The other part of the conversation is incentives. In the current new construction market, builders can often offer rate buydowns and closing cost help that are much harder to find with resale properties. These particular homes were offered with a 3% closing cost credit, which could be used toward closing costs, a rate buydown, or another approved financing need.

Here are three very different ways to approach new construction homes in Lavon TX, all from the same builder and all designed around large, functional spaces.

Home Tour #1: Mykonos Plan in Elevon

The first home is the Mykonos plan, a two story home with approximately 3,591 square feet. It offers four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, two dining areas, a home office, loft space, and a three car tandem garage.

For buyers comparing larger new construction homes in Lavon TX, this one makes a lot of sense because it checks several high demand boxes at once. There is a first floor primary suite, a downstairs guest bedroom with its own bathroom and standup shower, a dedicated office, and a backyard with no rear neighbors.

Aerial view of a two story home in Elevon with surrounding homes and streets

A layout that gives everyone room

The entry opens into a tall foyer, and the home office sits toward the front of the home. It has barn doors, front facing windows, and enough separation from the main living space to make it usable for work, homework, or a quiet flex room.

The downstairs guest suite is a major win. Instead of making guests, parents, or older kids go upstairs, this room has easy access to a full bathroom with a standup shower. It creates a comfortable private space without sacrificing the main primary suite.

There is also a formal dining room near the front of the home, while the rear of the floor plan opens into the kitchen, living room, and casual dining area. That gives us options. We can keep the formal dining space traditional, turn it into a second sitting room, or make it whatever best fits daily life.

Kitchen, living room, and storage

The kitchen is where this home really starts to feel special. The gray waterfall countertop on the large island gives it a clean, elevated look, while the white cabinetry and bright finishes keep everything from feeling too heavy. The vaulted ceiling over the living area adds even more scale to the open concept space.

That is a big reason why inventory new construction homes in Lavon TX can be appealing. We can see the finished design choices instead of trying to imagine them from a sample board at a design center.

The laundry room is a good size, and the three car garage is a tandem configuration. Two bays sit at the front, with an extended space behind one side. That extra depth works well for storage, an additional vehicle, outdoor gear, or even a golf cart. With Elevon's amenities and internal streets, a golf cart would honestly make a lot of sense out here.

Primary suite, backyard, and upstairs loft

The primary suite sits downstairs and includes a large bathroom with a freestanding tub, separate glass shower, and walk in closet. Upstairs, the oversized loft creates a true second living room or game room, with secondary bedrooms positioned off that space.

Outside, we get a covered patio, a good size yard, no back neighbors, and full brick around the home. Full brick is something we do not see every builder include, especially when some homes use brick only on the front and siding around the back.

This Mykonos plan was listed at $558,000 at the time of the tour. A 3% closing cost credit on that price equals approximately $16,740. For buyers evaluating new construction homes in Lavon TX, that is real money that can help make the monthly payment or upfront cash requirement more manageable.

Home Tour #2: Munich Plan in Lavon TX

The second home is the Munich plan, a larger two story layout at approximately 3,737 square feet. It has four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a home office, dining room, large loft, three car garage, and the feature that really separates it from many other homes: a Next Gen style suite.

This is one of the more flexible new construction homes in Lavon TX for multigenerational living. The suite has a private exterior entrance, an interior connection to the main house, its own bedroom, and a bathroom with a standup shower. Both access points can lock, which gives the space privacy while keeping it connected to the home.

Empty flex gen suite room with wood flooring and white walls

What makes the Next Gen suite useful

This setup could work for parents moving in, a college student returning home, long term guests, or anybody who needs a little more separation than a standard guest room provides. It is still part of the house, but it does not have to feel like everyone is living on top of each other.

The rest of the first floor keeps the same kind of practical flow we want in a big home. There is a dedicated office toward the front, tall ceilings in the foyer, a powder bathroom, laundry room, and a traditional three car garage.

The garage is worth calling out because it has three conventional bays plus a small bump out for storage. That is a better fit for buyers who truly need three vehicles in the garage and do not want a tandem layout.

Whitexxxxx kitchen with a little personality

The kxcharacter without taking over the room.

The primary bathroom includes both a standard shower head and a rainfall shower head. The walk in closet wraps around, which is always a welcome surprise in a house this size. The pantry is reasonable, although it could be larger for a 3,700 plus square foot home. Thankfully, the oversized garage and additional closets give us other storage possibilities.

Upstairs, the Munich plan delivers another massive game room or entertainment area, along with spacious secondary bedrooms. This is the type of layout that gives a household multiple places to spread out without every activity happening in the main living room.

This Munich home was listed at $588,000 at the time of the tour, again with a 3% credit toward closing costs, rate buydown options, or other qualifying financing expenses. Buyers researching new construction homes in Lavon TX should always ask how incentives can be structured for their specific loan scenario.

Community ISD was also operating on a four day school week for the following school year. That schedule is absolutely something families should confirm directly with the district, because it may be a major positive for some households and a major adjustment for others.

Home Tour #3: Munich Farmhouse Plan

The final home is another Munich plan, but this one has a distinctly different exterior and interior palette. The dark brick front gives it a more traditional look, while the interior leans into a warm farmhouse style with natural wood tones, floating shelves, and bold black accents.

For anyone who likes the Munich layout but wants something other than the brighter white kitchen in the previous home, this is another strong option among new construction homes in Lavon TX.

Dark brick two story home with three car garage and landscaped front yard

Designed finishes without endless decisions

K. Hovnanian uses design palettes that simplify the building process. Instead of selecting every finish separately, buyers choose from a limited set of coordinated styles. That can be a huge plus for people who want a well designed home without spending weeks making decisions about every single tile, knob, countertop, and cabinet color.

The tradeoff is simple. If we want complete control over every element in the home, this may not be the best builder fit. But if we want a clean, cohesive design with more straightforward pricing, the palette approach can be really helpful.

This kitchen has warm wood cabinetry, white countertops, floating shelves, black pendant lights, and a roomy island. The finishes work together without feeling overdone, and the open design keeps the kitchen connected to the dining and living spaces.

The massive sliding glass door changes the room

The feature that really makes this home stand out is the three panel sliding glass door across the back of the living room. It opens the entire space toward the covered patio and backyard. There is also a bug screen available when the doors are open, which is a nice practical touch for Texas outdoor living.

This home also sits on a corner lot with no back neighbors and no neighbor directly on one side. That extra separation can be hard to find in large master planned communities, especially with move in ready new construction homes in Lavon TX.

The primary bathroom takes a different direction from the other Munich home. Instead of including a freestanding tub, it uses the space for a more open bathroom layout. That could be a useful location for a makeup vanity, a statement light fixture, a chair, or simply a little more breathing room.

This home was also listed at $588,000 at the time of the tour, with the same 3% closing cost incentive. That means a potential credit of about $17,640. For buyers considering new construction homes in Lavon TX, it is worth comparing the incentive value alongside the actual floor plan and homesite, not just the list price.

Elevon Community in Lavon TX

Elevon is more than a row of new houses. The community is planned around amenities, open space, trails, and a growing neighborhood environment. The north side amenity center includes a large pool, covered seating areas, lounge chairs, splash pad, playground, and shaded gathering space.

The pool area has plenty of covered seating, including an outdoor bar style gathering area. There are tanning chairs around the pool, a separate splash pad space, and a playground nearby. This is exactly the kind of amenity package that makes new construction homes in Lavon TX feel like a lifestyle choice rather than just a house purchase.

Splash pad with colorful water features beside pool deck and lounge chairs

Elevon North and Elevon South are planned to connect. The future south side amenity area is expected to include additional features such as pickleball. The community also includes green spaces, walking trails, fitness amenities, and lake access according to the community information.

The HOA fee was approximately $150 to $160 per month at the time of the tour and included fiber internet. That is a meaningful inclusion for households working from home, streaming, gaming, or simply trying to avoid another separate utility bill.

For families focused on schools, Community ISD had a new elementary school and middle school serving the area at that time. A future elementary school within the neighborhood itself was anticipated later, around 2027 or 2028. School assignments, calendars, and future construction plans can change, so we always want to verify those details directly before making a decision.

There are also several builders operating in the community, including Pacesetter Homes, Trophy Signature Homes, UnionMain Homes, HistoryMaker Homes, and K. Hovnanian. That builder variety gives buyers more ways to compare pricing, design styles, incentives, and available homesites when considering new construction homes in Lavon TX.

Final Thoughts on New Construction Homes in Lavon TX

These three homes show why Elevon remains one of the top communities to consider in northeast DFW. From the Mykonos plan at $558,000 to the larger Munich plans at $588,000, each offers spacious layouts, three-car garages, and thoughtful designs.

The Munich plan is ideal for multigenerational living, while the Mykonos offers a lower price with a downstairs guest suite. If indoor-outdoor living is your priority, the third Munich home's massive sliding glass door stands out.

Inventory, incentives, and pricing can change quickly, but these homes show what's possible with new construction homes in Lavon TX. If you're looking for more space and move-in-ready options, Elevon is worth a closer look.

FAQs About New Construction Homes in Lavon TX

Are these homes move in ready?

Yes. The three featured K. Hovnanian homes were presented as move in ready inventory homes, with additional homes expected to be available over the summer at that time.

What incentives were offered on these homes?

Each featured home was offered with a 3% closing cost credit at the time of the tour. That credit could potentially be used toward closing costs, an interest rate buydown, or other approved financing needs.

Which home is best for multigenerational living?

The Munich plan is the standout choice because it includes a Next Gen style suite with a private exterior entrance, interior access to the main home, bedroom, and full bathroom.

What amenities are available in Elevon?

Elevon includes a pool, covered gathering spaces, splash pad, playground, green spaces, walking trails, fitness amenities, lake access, and planned future amenities including pickleball.

When we are comparing new construction homes in Lavon TX, the best move is to look beyond the photos and evaluate the floor plan, lot, incentives, builder, schools, commute, and long-term fit. That is how we find the home that still feels right long after moving day.

Thinking about buying a new construction home in Lavon TX? Call or text me at 469-707-9077 or book a FREE consultation here. I'll help you compare your options and find the home that best fits your needs.

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