Lagoon Valley adds new builders and larger estate lots

Lagoon Valley is expanding in Vacaville with new luxury homes from D.R. Horton and K. Hovnanian Homes, plus larger estate-style lots and more single-level floorplans. The master-planned conservation community says the growth adds to its 1,300 acres of preserved open space and strengthens its appeal to Bay Area commuters.

Why it matters: - Lagoon Valley is widening its housing mix as demand for master-planned suburban communities stays strong in the Bay Area. - The expansion adds more builder options, larger lots and single-level homes for buyers looking for more space and easier access. - The community’s continued buildout also pushes forward a rare large-scale development centered on preserved open space and sustainability.

What happened: - Lagoon Valley added luxury residences from D.R. Horton and K. Hovnanian Homes in Vacaville, California. - Many of the new homes will sit on larger, premium estate-style lots and include single-level floorplans. - The community describes itself as the Bay Area’s first environmentally sustainable Conservation Community. - Lagoon Valley is positioned for commuters to Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco, the Tri-Valley and Sacramento.

The details: - New home communities include Iris Gardens by K. Hovnanian Homes, coming this fall. - Lavender Glen by D.R. Horton is also coming this fall. - Lilac Ridge by Lennar is in Phase Two and now available. - Rosemary Grove by Taylor Morrison is in Phase Two and now available. - Hawthorn Hills by Lennar is in Phase Two and now available. - Lagoon Valley will include 14 pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods linked by scenic trails. - The community also connects to nearby villages, the Town Center, neighborhood parks and recreational facilities. - Lagoon Valley says it has sold more than 130 homes so far. - Pickleball courts and Linear Park are scheduled to open in September. - Construction on the Lagoon Valley Event Center and Swim Club is expected to begin this summer. - The Visitors’ Center is located at 200 Mount Royal Road in Vacaville, just off Highway 80. - The Visitors’ Center is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Interested buyers can join the list at Lagoon-Valley.com or call 707-724-6937.

Between the lines: - The builder additions signal Lagoon Valley is moving deeper into a multi-phase rollout, not just a single-product release. - The emphasis on trails, open space and single-level homes suggests the project is targeting buyers who want suburban convenience without giving up a nature-forward setting. - The mix of builders and phases now available gives Lagoon Valley more ways to capture buyers at different price points and timing windows.

What’s next: - Lagoon Valley expects additional homes to come online as the current phases advance. - The community is preparing for the September opening of pickleball courts and Linear Park. - Construction on the Event Center and Swim Club is set to begin this summer.

The bottom line: - Lagoon Valley is turning into a larger, more diversified housing community with new builders, more floorplans and amenities designed to keep buyers moving in.