755 Cedar Street

Yes. Lake Breeze offers a selection of one-story and two-story homes.

Select homesites may offer larger dimensions, open-space positioning or views, but availability changes.

Lake Breeze is located near Lake Lavon, but buyers do not have direct access from the community.

Boat, trailer and recreational-vehicle storage is governed by deed restrictions and HOA rules. Buyers should review those documents before storing a boat at the home.

Lake Breeze is a part of the top-rated Community ISD. Families are zoned for Nesmith Elementary School, Community Trails Middle School, and Community High School.

Lake Breeze is in the Lavon area near State Highway 78, providing regional access to Wylie, Rockwall and surrounding communities. Drive times vary with traffic.

Yes! The Homeowners Association (HOA) assessments are $800 annually.

Here’s the property tax breakdown: Lavon City Tax: 0.420000% Collin County Tax: 0.149343% Community ISD Tax: 1.255200% Collin College: 0.081220% Total Estimated Tax Rate: 1.905763%

Lavon is a city in Collin County, Texas, in the southeastern part of the county. It sits just east of Lavon Lake and is part of the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex.

From Lavon, it usually takes about 35 to 40 minutes to reach downtown Dallas.

If you’re purchasing a Quick Move-In (QMI) home, move-in is typically available around 30 days after the home is completed—just enough time to finalize closing and prepare for your move. If you’re building a To-Be-Built (TBB) home, you can expect to move in approximately 120 days from the start of construction, depending on factors like weather, permitting, and customization choices. Our team will keep you informed throughout the process so you’ll always know what stage your home is in and when to plan your move.

Lake Breeze residents enjoy easy access to the outdoors with nearby Lake Lavon (ideal for fishing, boating and nature walks) and a local‑retail node at the state‑highway 78/Lake Road intersection featuring service‑oriented businesses such as Dunkin’, Wing Stop and a nail spa. While Lavon itself is still growing in dining and large‑scale retail, nearby towns like Rockwall and Wylie provide full‑service shopping malls, movie theatres and major grocery retailers. For everyday needs, you’ll find convenience stores and local boutiques in town, and larger grocery/super‑stores and chain restaurants are just a short drive away.

Lavon is emerging as one of the faster‑growing suburbs of the Dallas‑Fort Worth Metroplex, with the city’s population exceeding 12,000 residents in 2025 and projections estimating roughly 38,600 people within a 5‑mile radius by 2030. With infrastructure strategies, new schools, and lots of residential development underway, Lake Breeze and the broader Lavon area are positioned for significant growth and long‑term value potential.

While no area is perfectly free of crime, the data and community indicators suggest that the Lake Breeze area in Lavon is considered safe, especially for a growing suburb. Including newer homes, ongoing development, and community focus on safety, it’s a strong option for home‑buyers looking for peace of mind.