Heritage Hills Amarillo New Homes: 2026 Builder-by-Builder Guide

Updated October 31, 2026

Heritage Hills is southwest Amarillo's busiest new-construction neighborhood. It runs along Heritage Hills Parkway near Loop 335 in ZIP code 79119, and Homes.com lists three builders there: BLUEHAVEN Homes, Betenbough Homes, and B&M Amarillo Homes. A fourth, Eastland Homes, has shown up in neighborhood listings. Prices start in the high $200,000s and go into the $400,000s for the largest Betenbough plans. The area feeds into Canyon ISD's newer West Plains High School.

With that many builders on nearby streets, you can compare the same lot size, schools, and commute across different builders, standard features, and warranties. That kind of comparison usually pays off. Here's how the options stacked up as of October 31, 2026.

Key Takeaways

• Heritage Hills is in southwest Amarillo (79119) near Heritage Hills Pkwy. and Loop 335, in Canyon ISD.
• Homes.com price ranges: BLUEHAVEN $280,000–$391,000; Betenbough Heritage Collection $283,950–$472,560; B&M Amarillo Homes $320,000+.
• BLUEHAVEN offers 22 plans (3–5 beds, 1,600–2,300 sq. ft.) with 9-foot ceilings, stained concrete, granite, sod, sprinklers and a steel-post fence.
• Betenbough's plans reach about 2,660 sq. ft., and its sales center is inside the community at 8780 Heritage Hills Pkwy.
• BLUEHAVEN lists the school path as Heritage Hills Elementary, Greenways Intermediate, West Plains Junior High and West Plains High School.
• Amarillo's median new 4-bedroom home is $383,280 on Homes.com, and several Heritage Hills 4-bedroom homes are listed well below that.

Heritage Hills Builders Compared

Builder	Homes.com price	Beds	Sq. ft.	Notes
BLUEHAVEN Homes	$280,000 – $391,000	3–5	1,600 – 2,300	22 plans; model at 7500 John Thomas St.
Betenbough Homes – Heritage Collection	$283,950 – $472,560	3–4	1,600 – 2,660	Sales center at 8780 Heritage Hills Pkwy.
B&M Amarillo Homes	$320,000+	3	1,670+	Spec homes on John Thomas; trade-in and lease-purchase programs
Eastland Homes	$270,000 (single listing)	—	—	7601 Beck Dr. seen in Homes.com neighborhood listings

Sources: Homes.com, Homes.com Heritage Hills listings, and builder sites. Viewed October 31, 2026.

Location and Lifestyle

Heritage Hills sits just outside Loop 335 on Amarillo's southwest side. That puts you a few minutes from the Soncy Road shopping corridor, Hillside Road, and the restaurants and big-box stores around Westgate. The neighborhood's name comes from its parkway, and the newer sections have curving streets and green space that set it apart from older grid subdivisions. Because building is still active, expect construction traffic on some streets for a while.

Schools: West Plains Feeder Pattern

Level	School (per BLUEHAVEN)
Elementary	Heritage Hills Elementary
Intermediate	Greenways Intermediate
Junior high	West Plains Junior High
High school	West Plains High School

West Plains High is Canyon ISD's newest high school and serves Amarillo's fast-growing southwest side. Canyon ISD's zones change as new campuses open, so confirm the zone for your address directly with the district. Check ratings on TXschools.gov.

BLUEHAVEN in Heritage Hills: Plans and Listings

BLUEHAVEN advertises Heritage Hills homes from $280,000, with 22 floor plans from 1,600 to 2,300 square feet. Here are sample plan prices and listings we saw:

Plan or address	Price	Details
Charleston plan	$306,000	Base plan price
Florida plan	$306,000	Base plan price
Arkansas plan	$346,500	Base plan price
Delaware plan	$348,500	Base plan price
7515 Arlo	$335,000	4 bd / 2 ba, about 2,000 sq. ft.
7509 Beck	$346,500	4 bd / 3 ba, about 2,100 sq. ft.
7513 Arlo	$354,750	About 2,150 sq. ft.
7509 Arlo	$325,500	Under contract

BLUEHAVEN Heritage Hills standards listed on the community page include 9-foot ceilings, stained concrete floors, granite countertops, full sod with two trees, a sprinkler system, and a 6-foot privacy fence with steel posts. A refrigerator isn't included, so budget for one. The steel posts matter here, because Panhandle wind knocks over wood-post fences.

Betenbough's Heritage Collection

Betenbough advertises Heritage Hills from $283,950, with an estimated payment of about $2,326 a month on its site. Plans run 3–4 bedrooms and 1,600–2,660 square feet. Build-to-order 4-bedroom, 3-bath homes are roughly 2,400–2,700 square feet. Its Amarillo sales center is inside Heritage Hills, so this is where most Amarillo Betenbough buyers start, even if they end up in another community. Our separate Betenbough overview covers the company in general. In Heritage Hills specifically, Betenbough's main draw is that the Heritage Collection goes larger than the other builders here.

B&M Amarillo Homes and Other Builders

B&M Amarillo Homes lists lots and homes on John Thomas, including 8805 John Thomas at $303,900 and 8803 John Thomas at $302,900, and notes city utilities and fiber internet (B&M Heritage Hills). Homes.com shows B&M's Heritage Hills homes from $320,000 with 3 bedrooms and about 1,670+ square feet. B&M's trade-in and lease-purchase programs are unusual among Amarillo builders. They can help a buyer who has a home to sell or who needs time to qualify.

Homes.com's neighborhood listings also showed an Eastland Homes property at 7601 Beck Dr. for $270,000, which shows the range of options on nearby streets.

How Heritage Hills Compares

Amarillo new-construction metric (Homes.com)	Figure
Average new home price (last 12 months)	$352,607
Median detached new home price	$338,222
Median 3-bedroom new home price	$300,950
Median 4-bedroom new home price	$383,280
Average new home price per square foot	$194
New construction homes planned	1,766
New home communities tracked	13
Homebuilders active in those communities	6

Source: Homes.com "New Construction Home Trends" for Amarillo, TX, viewed October 31, 2026. Figures update frequently.

A 4-bedroom BLUEHAVEN home around $335,000 is close to $48,000 below the Amarillo median for a new 4-bedroom home. At roughly $168 per square foot, it's also under the citywide new-construction average of $194 per square foot.

Warranty Coverage by Builder

BLUEHAVEN Homes backs every home with a 1-, 2-, and 10-year warranty: one year on workmanship, two years on systems, and ten years on structural components, according to the builder's own FAQ (BLUEHAVEN Homes). BLUEHAVEN also runs a local warranty request process, and several online reviews mention in-house techs handling drywall cracks, door latches and cabinet adjustments after move-in. Ask for the written warranty booklet before you sign so you know response times, what counts as an emergency, and what is excluded, such as normal settlement cracks or homeowner maintenance items.

Betenbough Homes uses a comprehensive two-year express warranty instead of the one-year workmanship coverage most builders give. Its warranty guide says it covers "everything we installed in the home," parts and labor, for two years, excluding neglect, improper maintenance, or abuse. Structural elements are covered for ten years from closing through the third-party 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty. The warranty team schedules a 30-day orientation and an 11-month check-up, and coverage transfers automatically if you sell during the two-year period (Betenbough warranty guide, PDF). Structural claims have strict reporting deadlines and an investigation fee that is refunded if the defect is covered, so read that section closely.

B&M Amarillo Homes markets itself as a locally owned custom builder that also offers trade-in, leasing, and lease-with-purchase-option programs (B&M Amarillo Homes). It doesn't publish warranty terms online, so ask for the written warranty and confirm the workmanship, systems and structural terms before you sign.

For context, Homes.com's Amarillo new-construction FAQ says most builders provide a 1-year workmanship warranty, a 2-year systems warranty, and a 10-year structural warranty. Treat that as the baseline you compare each builder against.

Pros and Cons of Heritage Hills

Pros	Cons
Several builders in one neighborhood make comparisons easy	Construction activity is ongoing
Canyon ISD with the West Plains High School feeder	Zones may change as new schools open
Quick access to Loop 335 and Soncy shopping	Standard lots are suburban-sized, not acreage
4-bedroom homes priced under the citywide median	Incentives usually require the builder's preferred lender

Step by Step: How to Buy New Construction in Heritage Hills

1. Set your budget and get preapproved. Know your price ceiling before you walk into a model. Heritage Hills prices run from about $270,000 to more than $470,000.
2. Register your agent at the first model visit. Bring your agent, or have your agent register you, before you sign anything at BLUEHAVEN's model or Betenbough's sales center.
3. Compare spec sheets side by side. List ceiling height, flooring, counters, insulation, fence, landscaping, and appliances for each builder. A missing refrigerator or blinds adds up quickly.
4. Walk the actual lot. Check which way the lot faces, drainage, the view from the back yard, and what's planned next door. Ask whether a premium applies.
5. Verify the school zone and taxes. Confirm with Canyon ISD and the Potter-Randall Appraisal District before you finalize your budget.
6. Negotiate the incentive package. Ask for closing costs, a rate buydown, or upgrades. Compare a preferred-lender offer with an outside lender's Loan Estimate.
7. Inspect independently. Schedule pre-drywall and final inspections, and keep your 11-month inspection on the calendar.
8. File for homestead after closing. File your homestead exemption with PRAD to lower your taxable value.

Frequently Asked Questions About Heritage Hills

What builders are in Heritage Hills Amarillo?

Homes.com lists BLUEHAVEN Homes, Betenbough Homes (Heritage Collection) and B&M Amarillo Homes. An Eastland Homes listing also appeared in Heritage Hills neighborhood results.

How much do new homes cost in Heritage Hills?

As of October 31, 2026, prices start around $280,000 with BLUEHAVEN and $283,950 with Betenbough. Larger Betenbough homes are listed up to $472,560 on Homes.com, and B&M's homes start around $320,000.

What high school serves Heritage Hills?

BLUEHAVEN lists West Plains High School in Canyon ISD, with Heritage Hills Elementary, Greenways Intermediate and West Plains Junior High as feeders. Verify your address with Canyon ISD.

Where is the Betenbough sales center in Amarillo?

It's at 8780 Heritage Hills Parkway, Amarillo, TX 79119, inside the Heritage Hills community.

Do Heritage Hills homes come with a refrigerator?

BLUEHAVEN's Heritage Hills standard features list says a refrigerator isn't included. Other builders vary, so ask for each builder's included-features sheet.

Is Heritage Hills inside Amarillo city limits?

B&M notes city utilities for its Heritage Hills homes. Confirm city limits and taxing units for a specific lot with the Potter-Randall Appraisal District.

Related Reading

• Hillside Terrace Amarillo: BLUEHAVEN New Homes Guide
• Homestead Amarillo: Betenbough's No-HOA Community Near I-40
• Town Square Amarillo New Homes: Luxury Builds in Canyon ISD
• Amarillo New Construction Communities: Complete 2026 Guide

Sources

• Homes.com – New Construction Homes in Amarillo, TX (community listings and New Construction Home Trends, viewed Oct. 31, 2026)
• Homes.com – Heritage Hills neighborhood homes for sale
• BLUEHAVEN Homes – Heritage Hills community page
• BLUEHAVEN Homes – home page, FAQs, warranty and promotions
• Betenbough Homes – Heritage Hills community page
• Betenbough Homes – Comprehensive Two-Year Express Home Warranty guide (PDF)
• B&M Amarillo Homes – Heritage Hills
• B&M Amarillo Homes – home page
• Texas Education Agency – TXschools.gov accountability ratings
• Potter-Randall Appraisal District

Disclaimer: This article is for general informational purposes only and is not legal, tax, lending, or financial advice. Prices, incentives, floor plans, available homes, HOA details, and school assignments come from builder websites and Homes.com as of October 31, 2026. They change often and can differ by homesite, so confirm them with the builder before relying on them. Builder-advertised incentives usually require a preferred lender and have deadlines. School ratings and attendance zones can change, so verify them with the school district and the Texas Education Agency. Property taxes depend on your appraisal, exemptions, and taxing units. Check them with the Potter-Randall Appraisal District. OnDemand Realty is not affiliated with any builder named here, and this is not a paid endorsement. Images are illustrative AI-generated renderings, not photos of the community.

Compare Heritage Hills Builders With a Local Agent

When several builders are in one neighborhood, buyers have more room to negotiate. OnDemand Realty can help you compare spec sheets, lots and incentives in Heritage Hills. Visit www.ondemandamarillo.com to search new construction and resale homes across Amarillo, Canyon, and the Texas Panhandle, or to get a free home value estimate before you make your move.