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Del Webb Bridgeland: A Guide to Bridgeland's Gated 55+ Active Adult Community

Key takeaways

  • Del Webb Bridgeland is the first 55+ active adult community in Bridgeland, a gated 190-acre section planned for 672 homes.
  • It opened for sales in fall 2026, with single-story plans from 1,600 to 2,712 square feet starting around $415,000.
  • Residents get a private clubhouse and lifestyle director, plus access to Bridgeland's 3,000+ acres of lakes, parks, and trails.
  • Confirm HOA dues, MUD tax rates, and the community's age and occupancy rules before you sign.

For years, Bridgeland homeowners have asked me the same question as their kids grow up and move out: is there a way to stay in Bridgeland in something smaller and easier to care for? Now there is. Del Webb Bridgeland is the community's first 55+ active adult neighborhood, and it opened for sales this fall.

What is Del Webb Bridgeland?

Del Webb, the active adult brand of PulteGroup, announced Del Webb Bridgeland on February 5, 2026. It is a gated, 190-acre section planned for 672 homes, located near Rio Medina Trail and Jack Road in Cypress. The sales center is at 21606 Denton Creek Drive, Cypress, TX 77433.

It is designed for buyers 55 and older who want a single-story home, a social calendar right outside their door, and all of Bridgeland's lakes, trails, and conveniences around them.

The homes: plans, sizes, and starting prices

Every plan is a one-story, single-family home with a two-car garage. Del Webb offers two collections, the Distinctive Series and the larger Echelon Series. Starting prices as of October 2026:

PlanSeriesSizeBeds / bathsFrom
ProsperityDistinctive1,600 sq ft2 / 2$414,990
MystiqueDistinctive1,809 sq ft2 / 2$439,990
PalmaryDistinctive1,858 sq ft2 / 2$452,990
MainstayDistinctive1,872 sq ft2 / 2$459,990
PrestigeDistinctive1,989 sq ft2 / 2.5$479,990
StardomEchelon2,179 sq ft2 / 2.5$524,990
StellarEchelon2,240 sq ft2 / 2.5$539,990
ReverenceEchelon2,576 sq ft3 bedrooms$569,990
RenownEchelon2,712 sq ft3 bedrooms$589,990

Base prices don't include homesite premiums or design center selections, and Del Webb has quick move-in homes scheduled to finish in late 2026 for buyers who want to move sooner. Pricing and availability change often, so ask me for the current list before you tour.

The amenities

The heart of any Del Webb community is its clubhouse and lifestyle programming. Del Webb Bridgeland's private amenities are planned to include:

  • A resort-style pool and spa
  • Pickleball courts, plus bocce
  • A fitness center and a movement studio
  • A golf simulator
  • Outdoor gathering spaces with fire features, an outdoor kitchen, and an event lawn
  • Community garden space and walking trails
  • A lifestyle director who organizes clubs, classes, and events

Outside the gates, residents have everything Bridgeland offers, including more than 3,000 acres of lakes, parks, and open space, more than 250 miles of planned trails, and Bridgeland Central for H-E-B, urgent care, and dining.

Who Del Webb Bridgeland is a fit for

  • Bridgeland and Cypress homeowners ready to downsize who want to stay close to their friends, church, doctors, and grandkids.
  • Buyers relocating to be near family in northwest Houston who want a home that is easy to lock and leave.
  • Anyone who wants a built-in social life without giving up a single-family home and a private yard.

What to confirm before you buy

  1. Age and occupancy rules. Ask for the community's written policy on who must be 55 or older and who else may live in the home.
  2. HOA dues. Active adult communities typically carry a separate assessment for the private clubhouse and lifestyle staff, in addition to the Bridgeland association fee. Get the current figures in writing.
  3. Property taxes. Like the rest of Bridgeland, homes here pay a MUD tax in addition to county and school district taxes. If you're 65 or older, ask about the Texas over-65 homestead exemption and tax ceiling, and how they apply to your situation.
  4. Your homesite. Orientation, views, and walking distance to the clubhouse matter more in a smaller section like this one.

Selling your current home to make the move

Most Del Webb buyers are selling a home they have loved for years, often in Bridgeland itself. The key is timing your sale to your new home's completion so you move once. I walk through that process in How to Sell Your Home and Buy New Construction Without a Double Move, and it applies here exactly.

Why work with Monarch on a Del Webb purchase

Del Webb is part of PulteGroup, and Monarch holds a corporate-level endorsement with Pulte. That relationship means I know the people, the process, and the contract, and I can help you sell your current Bridgeland home and buy your Del Webb home as one coordinated plan. Many builders require your agent to be with you or registered on your first visit, so reach out before you stop by the sales center.

Details are from Del Webb and Bridgeland announcements and Del Webb's published pricing as of October 2026. Pricing, plans, amenities, and incentives are subject to change. Confirm all details with the builder before purchasing.

Common questions

Is there a 55+ community in Bridgeland?

Yes. Del Webb Bridgeland is Bridgeland's first 55+ active adult community, a gated 190-acre section in Cypress, TX planned for 672 homes. It opened for sales in fall 2026.

How much are homes in Del Webb Bridgeland?

As of October 2026, Del Webb listed single-story plans from 1,600 to 2,712 square feet, with starting prices from $414,990 to $589,990 before homesite premiums and options.

What amenities does Del Webb Bridgeland have?

Residents have a private gated clubhouse with a resort-style pool and spa, pickleball, a fitness center, a golf simulator, outdoor gathering spaces, and a lifestyle director, plus access to all Bridgeland amenities.

About the author

Angeline Clark is the broker/owner of Monarch Real Estate & Ranch and one of Howard Hughes' top Bridgeland producers three years running. She specializes in new construction and master-planned communities across Cypress and northwest Houston.