Mustang Lakes

If you are looking for a community that loves, supports, and cares about each other, you've found the right place. Neighbors are kind, caring, and compassionate. You're not just buying a house, your buying a home filled with a lifetime of friends and great memories.

We moved into Mustang Lakes a year ago and love the community. The neighbors are friendly, supportive and outgoing. The neighborhood is beautiful and offers stocked lakes (ponds) for fishing and miles of sidewalk for strolling to take in the picturesque sunsets. The quality and aesthetics of the homes offered by the builders are very well constructed. While the amenities have experienced short-term closure due to COVID, the clubhouse (including the grounds), swimming pools and fitness center are top notch. The Celina town square is quaint with a few restaurants that have very good food. It's definitely a neighborhood that offers all the comforts of the city with the look and feel of being in the country. Highly recommend this neighborhood! Just a comment regarding the HOA as most negative

Nice community and a mid to large subdivision. Has a very nice lake in the center of the community with multiple ponds throughout the community. I've worked on several different homes installing cedar products and interior beams for a couple home builders at Mustang lakes that include Highland Homes, and Dress Custom Homes. Both are a good fit for this master planned community. I hope to continue to work there and grow the community.

Too many houses and for all houses one pool. Yet to be developer pool not sure when. For all the houses two tennis court, one gym. Don't really have any more amenities. HOA availability of community hall is at their convenience. Community is growing but not the facility centers.

In response to our Resident's Town Hall meeting concerning the closure of ALL community amenities the Developer Cambridge Companies decided it best to just make our pool fence taller. Terrible Public Relations. This Developer and Board of Directors has the WORST customer service and public relations imaginable and their directives funnel down to the HOA and their "management".