Cedar Park, Texas · Toll Brothers
Crestline at Brushy Creek
Toll Brothers luxury in Cedar Park -- the first major new community in years.
Price
$950K – $1.4M
Size
2,800–4,700
sqft
Beds / Baths
3–6 bed
2–6 bath
Schools
Round Rock ISD
Current Incentives
Toll Brothers offers design center credits and rate buydowns through TB Mortgage. Confirm current terms at sales office.
Builder incentives change monthly. Text me before you visit so I can confirm what's currently stackable — on a $500K new build, combined incentives often reach $15K–$30K.
The short answer
Crestline at Brushy Creek is a new-construction community by Toll Brothers in Cedar Park, Texas, with homes from $950K – $1.4M across 2,800 to 4,700 square feet and 3–6 bed. It is zoned to Round Rock ISD. Cedar Park is 25-40 minutes from downtown Austin. Toll Brothers luxury in Cedar Park -- the first major new community in years.
About Crestline at Brushy Creek
Crestline at Brushy Creek is Toll Brothers' grand-opening Cedar Park community (March 2026) and the first major luxury development in the city in years. Two collections -- Cypress (6 designs, mid-$900s) and Juniper (6 designs, from $1.4M) -- on 60- and 70-foot homesites with 3-car garages standard. Direct access to the Brushy Creek Regional Trail is a lifestyle anchor. Important: this community is zoned to Round Rock ISD, not Leander ISD, despite the Cedar Park address.
What I like
- + First major luxury community to open in Cedar Park in years
- + Toll Brothers design studio for extensive personalization
- + Large 60/70-foot homesites -- rare in Cedar Park's constrained market
- + Direct Brushy Creek Regional Trail access
- + 3-car garages standard across all plans
What to push back on
- · Zoned to Round Rock ISD, NOT Leander ISD -- verify before purchasing
- · $950K-$1.4M+ price point limits buyer pool
- · Design center and lot premiums add $100K-$300K to base price
- · Limited lot count -- community will sell out
Community Details
- Builder
- Toll Brothers
- Location
- Cedar Park, TX
- Sales Office
- 907 Walsh Glen Drive, Cedar Park, TX 78613
- Garage
- 3-car
- Home Types
- Single family — luxury
- Amenities
- Resort-style pool with cabanasPavilionPlaygroundBrushy Creek Regional Trail accessNear Brushy Creek Lake Park
Book a Tour of Crestline at Brushy Creek (or a Quick Call First)
Builder representation only works if your agent is registered on your first visit. If you walk into the Toll Brothers sales office alone, you may lose the ability to bring in a buyer's agent at this community. Book a 15-minute call with me first — I'll register you, walk you through current incentives, and we can schedule the tour together.
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Buying in Cedar Park
- County
- Williamson County (with sections in Travis County)
- Commute
- Downtown Austin is 25 to 35 minutes, and as with Leander most buyers here are not commuting downtown. Apple's Parmer Lane campus is 15 to 20 minutes via US-183A or Parmer Lane itself, which is the shortest commute of any suburb to that campus. The toll corridor is fast and is not under reconstruction, which distinguishes it from the I-35 suburbs.
- MUD and PID taxes
- Because Cedar Park is largely built out, many homes sit in established neighborhoods outside a Municipal Utility District, and the effective tax rate is often lower than a new build in a young Leander MUD one exit north. That difference is frequently large enough to reverse the apparent price advantage of the newer suburb on a monthly basis. Verify by address, since the few newer communities here do carry special districts.
On your side of the table
What I watch for at a Cedar Park community
- Compare the all-in monthly against a Leander new build rather than comparing prices. No MUD in an established Cedar Park neighborhood frequently beats a cheaper Leander house in a young district.
- On resale, roof age, HVAC age and foundation history are the three items that actually cost money. Budget for them rather than treating the inspection as a formality.
- Verify the school zone by address. Some Cedar Park addresses are in Round Rock ISD rather than Leander ISD.
- On the few new-construction communities here, the usual rules apply: register the agent first, and expect less incentive than the outer suburbs because inventory is scarce.
- In a tight market, be ready to move quickly and know your ceiling in advance. Hesitation costs more here than in a builder market where inventory replenishes.
- Check whether the specific address is in a MUD. Most established neighborhoods are not, and that is a real monthly advantage worth confirming rather than assuming.
Negotiating with Toll Brothers here
Design studio allowances, closing-cost contributions, and financing incentives through Toll Brothers Mortgage on long builds.
- The design studio allowance is the negotiation. Ask for it in dollars and get it in writing.
- On a long build, extended locks and float-downs matter more than a price concession.
- Look hard at the comparable resale market before overbuilding a lot. At this level the ceiling in a given community is real.
Crestline at Brushy Creek, answered
How much do homes cost at Crestline at Brushy Creek? ▾
Homes at Crestline at Brushy Creek run $950K – $1.4M from Toll Brothers, across 2,800 to 4,700 square feet with 3–6 bed. Builder pricing moves with incentives and inventory, so treat this as the band rather than a current quote, and ask for what is actually on the table for a specific home.
What school district is Crestline at Brushy Creek in? ▾
Crestline at Brushy Creek is zoned to Round Rock ISD. Confirm the attendance zone for the exact address rather than the community, because zones are redrawn as fast-growing districts open new campuses, and in this metro a single community can straddle more than one district.
Is Crestline at Brushy Creek a good place to buy? ▾
First major luxury community to open in Cedar Park in years Toll Brothers design studio for extensive personalization On the other side: Zoned to Round Rock ISD, NOT Leander ISD -- verify before purchasing $950K-$1.4M+ price point limits buyer pool Whether that trade works depends on your commute, your school constraint and how long you expect to stay.
Keep exploring
Community data last updated 2026-04-23. Prices, floor plans, and incentives change frequently — confirm current numbers before making decisions. Photos are property of Toll Brothers.