Dominion of Pleasant Valley in Wylie, Texas: New Homes and Prices in 2026

Is anyone still building at Dominion of Pleasant Valley in Wylie, and what does a new home there cost in 2026? Yes. As of November 11, 2026, two builders list homes for sale in the community. Coventry Homes shows 19 quick move-in homes from $519,990 to $813,472, with plans to build in its 60-foot series starting at $619,990. Grand Homes lists the community in the $540s to $990s, with plans from $543,900 and two finished homes listed at $818,557 and $848,850.

Below is what each builder publishes today, how the lots are laid out under the city's zoning, which school district to check, and the one step to take before you walk into either sales office.

Where Dominion of Pleasant Valley sits

The community is on the south side of Wylie, near Highway 78 and the President George Bush Turnpike, with Firewheel Town Center a short drive away. Grand Homes describes it as a 292-acre master plan with 97 acres of parks, open space and preserved natural areas, next to the Muddy Creek Preserve. Coventry describes the same 97 acres of parks, trails and green space. Grand's page lists the community in both Dallas and Collin counties, which is worth confirming for your lot because the county affects your tax bill.

The city of Wylie's planned development standards for the community allow up to 1,123 homes on three lot types:

• 50-foot lots: up to 510, at least 6,000 square feet and 120 feet deep
• 60-foot lots: up to 464, at least 7,200 square feet
• 70-foot lots: the remaining 149, at least 8,400 square feet

The same document requires at least 22% of the land to be open space and requires the amenity center to be built with the first phase. Those are minimums, so ask for the plat and the actual dimensions of any lot you are considering.

What I saw on the tour

I filmed a Coventry Homes model in Dominion of Pleasant Valley in the fall of 2025. The video shows a foyer with 20-foot ceilings, an open great room, a large quartz kitchen island with a walk-in pantry, and an upstairs game room. That was one model last year, so it shows how Coventry finishes a home, not what is for sale today. Every price and availability figure in this post comes from the builders' own websites this week.

What is for sale right now

Both builders are active here, and they publish different kinds of information. Coventry lists individual homes with addresses and completion dates. Grand lists mostly plans to be built, plus a small number of finished homes.

Prices checked on coventryhomes.com and grandhomes.com on November 11, 2026. Builder prices change often and do not include lot premiums, elevations or options.

Coventry Homes. Coventry's 50-foot series starts at $470,990 on its community page, below the range this guide covers, but every one of its 19 quick move-in homes is priced above $500,000. Two are move-in ready: a Carson at 1023 Coralberry Way for $519,990 and a Farnsworth at 711 Meadow Holly Drive for $579,990. The other 17 are under construction with completion dates of December 2026 or March 2027. In the 60-foot series, the single-story Newark plan starts at $619,990 and the Dayton, at 4,250 square feet, starts at $744,990. Coventry's 60-foot page lists a sales office at 200 Dominion Drive, Wylie 75098.

Many of Coventry's quick move-in listings show a crossed-out price above the current price. Treat the current price as the number to compare, and ask what is included at that price.

Grand Homes. Grand lists 19 floor plans here, from the Grand Whitehall II at $543,900 to the Downton Abbey at $783,900, with several plans also offered with a three-car garage. The page lists a range up to the $990s, though no plan I found is priced that high, so ask what drives the top of the range. Grand's address for the community is 127 Lantana Lane, Wylie 75098, and its page lists a third home at 906 Coralberry Way for $849,570 with a July 30, 2026 date and a different ZIP code from the others, so confirm that one with the sales team.

Incentives the builders advertise

Coventry's community page currently shows a sales event banner advertising rates "starting at 2.99% (5.959% APR)" through Jet HomeLoans, its affiliated lender, with full terms on a separate page. I did not find an incentive on Grand's production community page. Incentives change and are set by the builder, so get the terms in writing for the specific home, and compare any affiliated lender's offer with a quote from a lender you choose.

Schools, taxes and HOA

Schools. Grand's page names Garland ISD for Dominion of Pleasant Valley. Coventry's 60-foot page lists campuses in both Garland ISD and Wylie ISD. Confirm the district and the assigned campuses for your specific address with the district before you sign.

MUD or PID. Neither builder's page names a municipal utility district or a public improvement district, and I did not find one in the city's planned development document. That is not the same as confirming there is none. Ask the builder for the total tax rate on your lot and any special district disclosure, and read our guide to MUD and PID taxes on DFW new construction so you know what that notice looks like.

HOA. Neither builder publishes the dues. With an amenity center, pool and trails, there is an association, so ask for the current budget and what it covers.

Drive times. Grand's page estimates about 10 minutes to Firewheel Town Center, 25 minutes to Plano, 30 to 35 minutes to downtown Dallas and 45 to 50 minutes to DFW Airport. Check your own commute at the hour you would drive it.

Bring your own agent before your first visit

Most DFW builders register you as a buyer the first time you visit a sales office or model, and many will not add a buyer's agent after that. The sales consultant works for the builder, which is normal, but it means nobody at the table is working for you while you compare plans, read the contract and weigh an incentive. Neither Coventry nor Grand publishes its registration policy on the pages I read, so ask them directly, before you visit.

Here, with two builders and three lot widths in one community, an agent of your own can compare a finished Coventry home against a Grand plan to be built, check the county and district for each lot, and track the contract deadlines. If Dominion of Pleasant Valley is on your list, schedule a private consultation before your first visit to Dominion of Pleasant Valley.

For the full explanation of how registration works, read why you need a buyer's agent for new construction in DFW.

Finished now or built to order

The choice here is real. Coventry has two homes ready to close and a long list finishing over the next few months, while most of Grand's options are plans you would start from the slab. A finished home means a fixed set of finishes and a closing date you can plan around. A build gives you the design center, a longer timeline and more decisions, so the allowances and upgrade pricing matter as much as the base price. Our posts on design center upgrades and independent inspections and the builder warranty cover both. Our Wylie real estate guide covers the resale market around the community.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a new home in Dominion of Pleasant Valley cost?

As of November 11, 2026, Coventry's quick move-in homes run from $519,990 to $813,472, and its 60-foot plans start at $619,990. Grand Homes plans start at $543,900, and its two finished homes are listed at $818,557 and $848,850.

Which builders are building in Dominion of Pleasant Valley?

Coventry Homes and Grand Homes both list the community as active on their websites. Coventry sells on 50, 60 and 70-foot lots, and Grand sells a range of plans with some three-car garage versions.

Are there move-in ready homes?

Yes. Coventry lists two move-in ready homes, and Grand lists two as available now. Coventry's other 17 quick move-ins are under construction with December 2026 or March 2027 dates. These counts change quickly.

Which school district is Dominion of Pleasant Valley in?

Grand names Garland ISD, and Coventry lists campuses in Garland ISD and Wylie ISD. Confirm the assignment for your exact address with the district.

Do I need an agent who knows new construction in Wylie?

You need one who has read builder contracts, understands how first-visit registration works and can compare this community with others nearby, such as Inspiration near St. Paul. Many agents rarely work with builders, so ask how many new construction contracts they have handled. Paul Blair has filmed models from both builders in Dominion of Pleasant Valley and works with buyers on builder contracts across Collin and Dallas counties.

A note from Paul

I filmed a Coventry model here in October 2025 and a Grand Homes model here the month before, so I have seen both builders' finished product in this community. Compare the finished homes against the plans to build, ask about the tax rate for your exact lot, and bring your agent the first time.

Paul Blair is the founder and broker of Grey Square, a virtual real estate brokerage representing buyers and sellers across Dallas, Los Angeles and Houston. With 22 years in the business, Paul works the full range of the market, from luxury homes in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow to estates in the Hollywood Hills and across the Westside. Connect with Paul and the Grey Square team at greysq.com. TX TREC #9011505 · CA DRE #01792671.