Uptown Celina is Rockhill Capital’s 600- to 675-acre mixed-use plan just northwest of the historic square, between Preston Road (SH 289) and the Dallas North Tollway. About 2,500 homes are planned across four villages. The Ranch (about 150 acres) is the largest—Taylor Morrison and Toll Brothers on 40-, 55-, 60-, and 70-foot lots, with models at 617 and 625 Ladybug Trail and streets such as Barnwood Road, Goodnight Trail, Rainshower Way, Buck Trail, and Thunderstorm Mews. La Terra (108 acres, about 400 homesites) is Pacesetter and Castlerock on 40- to 60-foot lots along Sangallo Lane, Florence Lane, Tuscan Place, Naples Street, Trevi Lane, Giuliana Way, and Palermo Place. North Square is 13 acres of 78 Olivia Clarke paired homes near West Maple Street and North Louisiana Drive, including Koa Street. The Heights is the 104-acre flagship village—its own streets and page sit closer to downtown. A golf-cart trail ties the plan to the square. The Ranch Retreat has a pool and cabanas; La Terra plans more than 20 acres of open space. Households zone to Celina ISD: Martin Elementary, Moore Middle, and Celina High. Village HOAs vary—The Ranch runs about $950 a year through Neighborhood Management. Lots also carry Uptown MUD #1. Those newer hip roofs still take North Texas hail and UV. Best Contracting Services inspects Uptown Celina homes with practical recommendations that protect curb appeal from Ladybug Trail to quieter Sangallo Lane addresses.