Lakewood at Brookhollow is the 230-acre, 635-lot first village of the 890-acre Brookhollow master plan, north of US 380 and east of Coit Road—Town of Prosper / Collin County, ZIP 75078. The Brookhollow tower sits on Lakewood Drive at 380; Meadowbrook Boulevard runs from Coit to the 2017 Lakewood Drive roundabout. It is not Lakes of La Cima (the pond map on La Cima Boulevard with Folsom at 800 Somerville) and not Christie Farms (the gated one-acre pocket west of Custer). The land was sold as Meadowbrook before the Lakewood name; Phase One released 247 lots in 2018 to Darling Homes, Britton Homes, and David Weekley Homes. The amenity site plan (PD-25, case D16-0003) put a 5.4-acre clubhouse 2,100 feet east of Coit and 450 feet south of First Street. The private 2,000-square-foot clubhouse at 2821 Meadowbrook Boulevard has a cardio room, great room, kitchen, 1,100-square-foot covered patio, outdoor fireplace, resort-style pool, and tot pool. A 10-acre private park with a pond sits behind it; the Town’s 22.8-acre Lakewood Preserve park (James Stone Survey, Abstract 847) fronts Coit. In 2018 Hines bought 121 acres for Phase Two—359 lots, 55- to 70-foot widths (lot width, not house age)—for Toll Brothers, Highland Homes, Shaddock Homes, Gehan Homes, and Tradition Homes. Phase Three (D19-0022) added 186 lots on 52.1 acres at the southeast corner of Lakewood Drive and Meadowbrook, including Meadow Dell Drive. Streets include Lakewood Drive, Meadowbrook Boulevard, Meadow Dell Drive, Kingston Street, Broadhurst Lane, Townlake Drive, and Mockingbird Lane. Lakewood HOA, Inc. (Vision Communities Management) bills about $115 a month—not Lakes of La Cima’s FirstService desk and not Brookhollow Owners’ Association. Folsom, Rogers, and Walnut Grove serve the map, but Folsom sits inside La Cima. Best Contracting Services treats a 2018 Britton hip on Kingston as first-replacement work, not a La Cima pond eave and not a Windsong garage saddle south of 380.