Toll Brothers Zoned for Plano ISD

Toll Brothers Crescent Hill. Muprhy, TX

If anyone is looking for a new construction home in Murphy, this Toll Brothers home at 505 Cedar Elm Circle is worth checking out. It’s in the Crescent Hill community and has that bigger-lot, quieter-suburb feel while still being close to Plano, shopping, dining, major employers, and commuter routes.

Quick specs

This is the Lavon Farmhouse plan by Toll Brothers, listed at $1,049,000. It has 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, about 3,684 square feet, 2 stories, a 3-car garage, and a first-floor primary suite. It’s also move-in ready.

What stands out

The layout is pretty strong if you want space without going full custom. You get a secluded office, a downstairs bedroom suite, a dramatic circular staircase, a two-story great room, a large kitchen island, walk-in pantry, upstairs loft, media room, and multiple bedrooms with walk-in closets. The family room also has expansive sliding doors for indoor-outdoor living, which is a nice touch.

Why Murphy is a solid location

Murphy gives you a quieter Collin County setting without feeling too far out. Crescent Hill is minutes from Plano, zoned to Plano ISD, and close to shopping, restaurants, parks, entertainment, commuter routes, and major employment areas. For buyers who want more breathing room than central Plano but still want convenience, this location checks a lot of boxes.

Builder incentives

Toll Brothers has been advertising limited-time savings on select homes during its National Sales Event, plus financing options that may include rate buydown programs through Toll Brothers Mortgage. Incentives can change quickly, so it’s worth confirming the current offer before touring or writing an offer.

My 2% rebate

On top of any builder incentives, I also offer a 2% commission rebate through txnewbuildrebates.com for eligible new-build buyers. On a $1,049,000 home, that could be up to $20,980 back, subject to lender approval, builder rules, and proper disclosure at closing. Buyers can often use that toward closing costs, upgrades, or possibly a rate buydown. 

Quick reminder

If you’re interested in new construction, make sure you register with your agent before visiting the builder or signing anything. Builder rules can be strict, and you don’t want to accidentally lose rebate eligibility just because you walked into the sales office first.