Rebecca Kennedy, Realtor
Chisholm Summit Burleson community details and amenities

Chisholm Summit in Burleson, TX: The Complete Guide

August 1, 2026 · Burleson, Texas

Chisholm Summit at a glance
  • The City of Burleson calls it the city’s first master-planned community, by RA Development.
  • About 3,066 homes planned at build-out, in Joshua ISD.
  • 100+ acres of parkland, 10+ miles of trails and an equestrian center.
  • A community park and amenity center with an event lawn, pavilion, splash pad and playgrounds is registered with the state, with construction scheduled from August 2026 to August 2027.
  • Often searched as “Chisolm Summit”; the correct spelling is Chisholm, after the Chisholm Trail.

Chisholm Summit is the further-along of Burleson's two new mega-communities — and homes are already on the way. If you're considering a new build on the east side of Chisholm Trail Parkway, here's what you need to know.

The basics

Amenities and lifestyle

Chisholm Summit is built around the outdoors. Plans include 100+ acres of parkland and 10+ miles of trails, an equestrian center and horseback riding trails, fishing ponds, and a community park and amenity center (a state filing lists an event lawn, pavilion, splash pad and playgrounds). It's a rare mix — master-planned convenience with an almost rural, wide-open feel.

More than just homes

It's also planned as a place to work and gather. The master plan includes about 28 acres of commercial space, the Hooper Business Park, a 106-acre professional and medical office district, and a downtown node called Chisholm Square. That kind of on-site employment and retail is what separates a true master-planned community from a standard subdivision.

Homes and pricing

David Weekley is planning open-concept floor plans on 50-foot homesites, with larger lot options across the community. Community pricing has been reported starting in the $290s and ranging toward $1 million for estate product — but new-construction pricing changes with each phase, so treat any number as a moving target.

Graham Hart Home Builder is also building in Chisholm Summit, starting at $500,000. They are semi-custom: you can move walls and rework the floor plan as long as major plumbing stays put. The first phase of lots and streets is set to be substantially complete by January 2027, and they are already talking with buyers about homes and lots.

What I'd tell a buyer

Because homes here are still early, this is exactly the window where incentives tend to be strongest and the best lots are still available. Two things I always tell my Chisholm Summit buyers: register with your own agent on your first visit (not the builder's front desk — it protects your representation and usually costs you nothing), and remember that the base price isn't the price once lot premiums and upgrades are added.

Want the inside track on Chisholm Summit — lots, floor plans, and incentives as they release? Let's talk.


Common questions

Where is Chisholm Summit in Burleson?

On Burleson’s west side with direct access to Chisholm Trail Parkway. It is often searched as “Chisolm Summit,” but the community is spelled Chisholm, after the Chisholm Trail.

What school district is Chisholm Summit in?

Joshua ISD, according to the City of Burleson. Confirm the zoned campus for any specific home.

How many homes will Chisholm Summit have?

About 3,066 homes at build-out, according to the City of Burleson, from townhomes to estate lots.

What amenities will Chisholm Summit have?

Plans call for 100+ acres of parkland, 10+ miles of trails, an equestrian center and fishing ponds. A state filing lists a community park and amenity center with an event lawn, pavilion, splash pad and playgrounds, with construction scheduled from August 2026 to August 2027.

Rebecca Kennedy, REALTOR in Fort Worth, Texas

Rebecca Kennedy

REALTOR® · BHHS PenFed Realty Texas

I help buyers and sellers across the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex — Fort Worth, Burleson, Crowley and Keller, and the surrounding Dallas area. I write these because they are the questions I answer on the phone every week, and most people never get a straight answer to them. If you have one I have not covered, ask me — I will probably turn it into the next post.