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Lake Pleasant Heights is a newer master-planned community in far north Peoria, directly north of Vistancia and close to Lake Pleasant Regional Park, a few minutes from the Loop 303. Its homes are newer single-family houses, most sold under the Mystic name, with a clubhouse, a resort-style pool and large areas of planned open space.
This land sat mostly untouched for years. In 2017 a new ownership group bought about 1,086 acres here and planned up to 2,800 homes in three phases, and the first homes went up a few years later. Today it is one of the newest places to buy in Peoria, and a builder is still selling. Here is what I want you to know before you tour.
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Lake Pleasant Heights sits at the northern edge of Peoria, directly north of Vistancia. One of its parcels is at El Mirage Road and Westland Road, and some listings give Lone Mountain Parkway and Vistancia Boulevard as the nearest major cross streets. Lake Pleasant Regional Park is a short drive away. The Loop 303 is a few minutes south, and from there you can head east toward I-17 or south toward the rest of the West Valley and I-10.
This is the edge of the developed Valley. You get open desert and mountain views, and in return most errands mean a drive south toward Vistancia and the Lake Pleasant Parkway shopping areas. I always suggest driving your work commute at rush hour before you commit.
Everything here is recent construction. Listings show homes built from 2021 on, in neighborhoods named by parcel, such as "Mystic at Lake Pleasant Heights Parcel A-10." The first phase had 423 lots, and Lennar and Taylor Morrison were the first builders to open sales. Brightland (formerly DRB) built a section called The Villas at Mystic, which has sold out. A rental-home operator, NexMetro, also bought a small piece of land for leased homes, so you may see a rental community nearby.
Right now Lennar's Majestic at Mystic neighborhood is selling new single-family homes. That means you can choose between a brand-new build and a resale home that is only a few years old. Resales here often come with finished backyards and window coverings already in place, which a new build may not include.
The Mystic amenity area has a clubhouse, a resort-style pool, a tot lot, a picnic area and a basketball court. The master plan set aside about 220 acres for parks and open space, so expect more trails and green space as later phases are built.
Lake Pleasant Regional Park, run by Maricopa County, is the big draw nearby for boating, fishing, camping and hiking. Vistancia's trails and shops are just to the south, and the Lake Pleasant Parkway corridor has grocery stores, restaurants and larger retail.
Lake Pleasant Heights is in the Peoria Unified School District. Schools that come up for this area:
The master plan also set aside a site for a future elementary school. School boundaries can change as new homes are added, so please confirm the assigned schools for any address with Peoria Unified before you buy.
The community association is the Mystic at Lake Pleasant Heights Homeowners Association, formed in 2019 and managed by AAM. Some neighborhoods inside a master plan like this have their own extra rules or a sub-association, so for any home I ask for the CC&Rs, the resale disclosure and the current fee schedule. Read the rules on parking, rentals, solar and exterior changes before you write an offer, not after.
You have two paths here: buy new from the builder or buy a resale. If you go new, bring your own agent on your very first visit to the sales office. The builder's sales team works for the builder, and many builders will not let you add an agent later. I explain how that works in my guide to buying new construction with a buyer's agent.
If you go resale, compare the price to what the builder is offering on a similar new plan, and count the cost of landscaping and window coverings you would add to a new build. Homes bought in the last few years with FHA or VA loans may carry an assumable loan, which can be worth asking about. See my page on buying a home with an assumable mortgage in Arizona, and if you are just getting started, read the first steps to buying a home in Arizona.
When you sell here, your competition is often the builder down the street. Buyers will compare your home to a new one with a warranty, so your pricing and presentation have to be sharp. Point out what a buyer would not get with a new build: a finished yard, window coverings, upgrades you added and the ability to move in right away. My article on how to price your Arizona home to sell and the Peoria home values seller guide are good places to start, and I am happy to run a pricing review for your home.
Where is Lake Pleasant Heights?
Lake Pleasant Heights is in north Peoria, directly north of Vistancia near Lake Pleasant Regional Park, in ZIP code 85383. The Loop 303 is a few minutes south.
Is Lake Pleasant Heights the same as Mystic?
Mystic is the name most of the homes here are sold under. The HOA is called Mystic at Lake Pleasant Heights Homeowners Association, and listings use both names.
Are new homes still being built in Lake Pleasant Heights?
Yes, Lennar's Majestic at Mystic neighborhood is selling new homes as of October 2026. Resale homes come up as well, so you can compare both.
What school district serves Lake Pleasant Heights?
Lake Pleasant Heights is in the Peoria Unified School District. Lake Pleasant Elementary and Liberty High School come up for the area, but confirm the assigned schools for a specific address with the district.
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