Lakes of La Cima

About the Neighborhood

What Makes Lakes of La Cima
Worth Calling Home

Lakes of La Cima — affectionately called 'La Cima' by the thousands of families who call it home — is Prosper's most beloved and established master-planned luxury community, founded in 2005 and situated near Preston Road and Highway 380 in Prosper, TX 75078. Built around over 50 acres of dedicated parkland, multiple stocked lakes, scenic fountains, and miles of hike and bike trails, La Cima offers something no new construction community in Prosper can replicate: two decades of roots. Mature trees line every street. Lakes have settled into their landscape. Neighbors have grown up together. Children have walked to Folsom Elementary — located inside the neighborhood itself — for twenty years. Homes range from approximately 2,993 to 5,023 square feet, with a median resale value of approximately $834,641. La Cima is zoned to Prosper ISD (ranked 38th of 961 Texas school districts, top 4% statewide) with an on-site elementary school, a top-10% middle school, and Rock Hill High School — the most expensive high school ever built in Texas at the time of its 2020 opening. With an estimated community population of 4,730 residents and a Nextdoor reputation for beauty, cleanliness, safety, and family-friendliness, Lakes of La Cima is the kind of address families discover once and rarely leave.

Every morning in La Cima, you will see residents power-walking along the lake trails, kids biking to Folsom Elementary, and families gathered at the splash pad or fishing off the dock. The community's multiple stocked lakes — ringed with manicured walking paths and shimmering fountains — create a resort-like backdrop that makes coming home feel like an arrival at a destination. La Cima's social fabric is woven tight: Nextdoor neighbors consistently rate it among the most beautiful, safe, clean, and family-friendly communities in all of Prosper. For buyers who want the irreplaceable premium of an established neighborhood — mature landscaping, a true sense of place, and a community identity built over two decades — there is no substitute for La Cima.