The Heights is the flagship village inside Rockhill’s 675-acre Uptown Celina plan, just north of historic downtown and Highway 380. The neighborhood itself spans about 104 acres. Phase one holds 236 single-family homes, with about 380 to 518 planned at build-out. Models sit at 400 Dover Mews, 514 Cooper Street, and 518 Cooper Street. Normandy, Olivia Clarke, and Perry build 35-, 40-, 45-, and 50-foot lots, including tucked-away mews lots with two-car rear-entry garages. Interior streets include Banks Street, Stark Mews, Walker Parkway, Callum Parkway, and Taylor Parkway. Access is from Preston Road via Lynn Stambaugh, Arden Lane, and Oklahoma Drive. A resident amenity center with a pool is planned, along with trails, water features, and a fishing pier. Households zone to Celina ISD—Martin and Lykins elementary, Moore Middle, and Celina High. The Heights HOA (Blue Hawk) is about $1,100 a year and covers common areas and mews. Those newer hip roofs still take North Texas hail and UV. Best Contracting Services inspects The Heights homes with practical recommendations that protect curb appeal from Cooper Street to quieter Stark Mews addresses.