Welcome to Plum Creek, a new neighborhood being built on an old model.  We’ve captured the best features of the neighborhoods and architecture of old Austin and incorporated them into the Plum Creek of today.  Front porches, mailboxes, parks, shops, and schools that you can safely walk to.  In Plum Creek, the sidewalks go places, and we think you’ll find leaving the car at home liberating.    Plum Creek History    In 1999, home construction started on a new kind of neighborhood in Kyle.  Located 17 miles south of downtown Austin, just west of IH 35 and north of downtown Kyle, Plum Creek is the embodiment of the traditional neighborhood with front porches, white picket fences, alleys, and narrow tree-lined streets. So far, over 1,000 families have decided to call Plum Creek home, and we think word is starting to get out about Central Texas’ best kept secret.  Plum Creek is an affordable, master planned, mixed-use community with on-site schools, a 18-hole golf course, 30 acre stocked fishing lake, community swimming pool, numerous parks with playscapes and miles of hike and bike trails.  According to Project Manager, Peter French, these provide a natural setting to meet neighbors and welcome visitors -- all designed to create an atmosphere that encourages residents to be a part of a vibrant community.   Plum Creek Homes   Quality of life is the essence of Plum Creek.  In keeping with this standard, our group of prestigious homebuilders, including DR Horton, Legacy, and Pulte Homes adheres to stringent design and building guidelines.  We offer homes from the $90’s to the $300’s, providing a place for everyone to live through-out every cycle of their life.  In addition to the hand-built feel of each home, the developer has prescribed a native landscape package that enhances the natural beauty and value of each home-site, while saving water and labor for the owner.  All homes have incorporated front porches, traditional color schemes, and rear or detached garages that lead into back alleyways.  Sidewalks, private mailboxes, and street trees give each block a safe, small town look that is sure to mature gracefully over time, and make for a welcoming and appealing street scene.   It takes forethought and planning to craft this type of development.  One key component to the neighborhood’s look and feel is the absence of utility lines and garage dominated architecture.  We’ve buried the utilities and placed them out of sight in the alleyways that serve a majority of our neighborhoods.  We have also established an active Home Owner’s Association that provides residents with guidelines that will insure the high standards implemented at Plum Creek will continue far into the future.     Quote: “Plum Creek is a unique example of a neighborhood that embraces the past, not only in the neo-traditional architecture and layout of the community, but also the values and the quality of life.  Our success in combining those time-tested traditions with future forward technologies has allowed our residents to enjoy the best of both worlds in the present and for years to come.” – David Mahn, Vice President of Benchmark Development, Inc. Plum Creek Community   We invite you to come and see what makes Plum Creek so unique.  Visit us on-line at www.plumcreektx.com or take IH-35 south to exit 217, turn right on C.R. 210 and follow the signs to Plum Creek

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