Crescent Grove at Babcock Ranch — Homes, Floor Plans & Community Guide

Crescent Grove is a small, established Babcock Ranch neighborhood of 68 single-family homes built by Meritage Homes. Located off Live Oak Parkway near Trail’s Edge, Crescent Grove is now a resale community rather than an active new-construction neighborhood.

One thing that is important to understand up front is what Crescent Grove does not have. There is no private neighborhood pool, clubhouse or large amenity center inside the community. The buying decision here is much more about the home, the Meritage floor plan, the lot, the established setting and the location within Babcock Ranch.

68 Single-Family Homes Meritage Homes Resale Only 11 Legacy Floor Plans Non-Golf Community No Private Amenity Center

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68
Total Homes
Meritage
Builder
1,269–3,036
Approx. Sq. Ft.
Resale
Current Market

Legacy floor-plan sizes are provided as a reference for identifying Crescent Grove resale homes. Actual measurements, modifications and property-specific details should be verified for the individual home.

From Jason

What I Focus on in Crescent Grove

Crescent Grove is a good example of why I don’t think Babcock Ranch communities should be compared simply by counting amenities. There isn’t a private resort complex inside the neighborhood, so the value proposition here is different.

When I’m looking at a Crescent Grove resale with a buyer, I’m much more interested in the actual Meritage model, the condition of the home, the lot, what has been upgraded since it was built, and how the location works for the buyer.

The smaller size also changes the search. With only 68 homes, there simply may not be several Crescent Grove properties to choose from at any given time. That means the useful comparison may be a Crescent Grove resale versus a home in another community rather than two Crescent Grove homes sitting side by side.

One comparison I especially like here is Crescent Grove versus Crescent Lakes. Both give you Meritage construction, but Crescent Grove is an established resale neighborhood while Crescent Lakes gives buyers access to newer Meritage designs and, depending on current availability, new construction.

What matters here: I would not choose Crescent Grove because of an amenity list. I would choose a specific Crescent Grove home because the model, lot, condition, price and location make sense compared with the alternatives available when you are buying.
Jason Poulin Babcock Ranch Real Estate Agent Owner, Gulf View Home Group Brokered by Realty ONE Group MVP
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Crescent Grove is a completed, resale-only neighborhood. Meritage Homes is no longer selling new builder inventory here. Current opportunities are homes offered by individual owners, so availability depends on what is listed at the time you are searching.

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Legacy Meritage Models

Crescent Grove Homes & Floor Plans

Meritage built Crescent Grove using two former collections: Reserve and Classic. The legacy lineup included 11 floor plans ranging from approximately 1,269 to 3,036 square feet.

This is especially useful information on a resale page. If a listing identifies the original model, you immediately have context for the basic layout and size before comparing the property’s actual upgrades, lot and condition.

Model Collection Beds / Baths Stories Approx. Sq. Ft.
Finch Reserve 3 / 2 1 1,269
Canary Reserve 3 / 2 1 1,483
Robin Reserve 4 / 2 1 1,687
Kiwi Reserve 3 / 2.5 2 1,964
Ibis Reserve 4 / 2.5 2 2,168
Emerald Reserve 4 / 3 2 2,387
Curlew Classic 3 / 2 1 1,680
Heron Classic 3 / 2 1 1,908
Osprey Classic 4 / 3 1 2,185
Egret Classic 4 / 2.5 2 2,601
Kingfisher Classic 4 / 3.5 2 3,036

Legacy floor-plan information is provided as a reference for identifying and comparing resale homes. Individual properties may differ because of structural options, owner modifications, measurements or other property-specific changes.

This is why I like keeping the models on the page: if an Osprey, Ibis or Kingfisher hits the market, we already know what basic product we are looking at. Then the useful conversation becomes what is different about that particular resale.

What Crescent Grove Does — and Doesn’t — Include

Crescent Grove does not have its own private pool, clubhouse, fitness center, kayak launch or large neighborhood amenity complex.

I think that distinction matters because a buyer could easily read about amenities elsewhere in Babcock Ranch and assume they belong specifically to Crescent Grove. They do not.

Instead, the neighborhood functions as a smaller residential pocket within Babcock Ranch. Owners can use applicable broader Babcock Ranch parks, trails, town centers and other shared amenities outside Crescent Grove rather than paying for a large private amenity complex inside the neighborhood.

The buyer question I would ask: Do you actually want your HOA dollars supporting a private neighborhood amenity center, or are you comfortable using the broader Babcock Ranch amenities? Crescent Grove makes more sense if the second option works for you.

Meritage’s Energy-Efficient Home Features

Energy-efficient construction was a major part of the Meritage product being sold in Babcock Ranch when Crescent Grove was built.

Original Meritage homes from this period were marketed with features such as spray-foam insulation, ENERGY STAR appliances, low-e windows, fresh-air management and smart-home technology.

Spray-Foam Insulation

Part of Meritage’s energy-efficiency approach in its Babcock Ranch homes.

Low-E Windows

Designed to reduce solar heat gain through the glass.

Efficient HVAC

Energy-focused mechanical systems were part of the original builder package.

Smart-Home Features

Meritage incorporated connected-home technology into many homes from this period.

On a resale, I still verify the actual house. HVAC equipment, appliances, thermostats, smart-home equipment, windows and other components can be replaced or modified over time. The original Meritage specifications are useful context, but they should not be treated as a guarantee of what remains in a particular home today.
Before a Buyer Moves Forward

What I Verify on a Crescent Grove Resale

Since every purchase here is an individual resale, I want to know what is true about the specific property rather than relying on what was originally advertised when Crescent Grove was being built.

Model

Original Floor Plan

Which Meritage model it is and whether the original layout has been altered.

Costs

Current HOA

The current association charges and exactly what applies to that address today.

Homesite

Lot & Orientation

Rear exposure, neighboring homes, usable yard, view and the immediate surroundings.

Condition

Systems & Improvements

HVAC, appliances, flooring, paint, landscaping and other updates made since construction.

Original Features

Energy Package

Which original Meritage efficiency and smart-home features remain in the property.

Documents

HOA & Property Records

Current association documents and other property-specific information relevant to the purchase.

Crescent Grove vs. Crescent Lakes

If a buyer likes Meritage Homes, Crescent Lakes is one of the most useful communities to compare with Crescent Grove.

The builder connection is similar, but the neighborhoods and purchase experience are very different.

Consideration Crescent Grove Crescent Lakes
Builder Meritage Homes Meritage Homes
Current Market Resale New construction + resale depending on inventory
Community Size / Feel Small, established residential pocket Larger, newer MidTown development
Floor Plans Legacy Reserve and Classic models Newer Meritage collections
Private Amenity Center No Yes
Builder Incentives Not applicable to standard resale May apply to qualifying new construction
Surroundings Established and visible today Newer development and ongoing buildout depending on area
Location Earlier-developed Babcock Ranch area MidTown
How I would compare them: put the exact Crescent Grove resale next to the exact Crescent Lakes home and compare price, floor plan, lot, condition, HOA, amenities and any applicable builder incentives. The fact that both were built by Meritage does not make them interchangeable.

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Crescent Grove Location in Babcock Ranch

Crescent Grove sits off Live Oak Parkway near Trail’s Edge in the earlier-developed portion of Babcock Ranch.

That gives it a different location story from many of the newer MidTown communities. For a buyer who likes the established side of Babcock Ranch and does not need a private neighborhood amenity center, that distinction can be meaningful.

Internal streets include Crescent Grove Lane, Cattlemen Drive and Saddle Road.

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Questions Buyers Ask About Crescent Grove

Is Crescent Grove sold out?
Yes. Crescent Grove is a completed Meritage Homes community. There is no active builder inventory, so current opportunities are resale homes offered by individual owners.
Who built Crescent Grove?
Crescent Grove was built by Meritage Homes. The neighborhood includes homes from Meritage’s former Reserve and Classic collections.
How many homes are in Crescent Grove?
Crescent Grove has 68 single-family homes, making it one of the smaller neighborhoods in Babcock Ranch.
What Meritage models were built here?
Legacy Crescent Grove models include Finch, Canary, Robin, Kiwi, Ibis and Emerald in the Reserve collection and Curlew, Heron, Osprey, Egret and Kingfisher in the Classic collection. Original plan sizes range from approximately 1,269 to 3,036 square feet.
Does Crescent Grove have its own pool or clubhouse?
No. Crescent Grove does not have a private neighborhood pool, clubhouse or dedicated amenity center. Residents instead use applicable broader Babcock Ranch amenities outside the neighborhood.
Is Crescent Grove a golf community?
No. Crescent Grove is not a deeded-golf community and does not have a golf-membership obligation tied to ownership.
What should I verify on a Crescent Grove resale?
I would verify the original Meritage model, current HOA costs, lot and orientation, condition of major systems, owner improvements and which original builder features remain in the home.
How does Crescent Grove compare with Crescent Lakes?
Both are Meritage Homes communities, but Crescent Grove is a smaller established resale neighborhood without a private amenity center. Crescent Lakes is a newer MidTown development with newer Meritage collections, a private amenity center and new-construction opportunities depending on current inventory.
Where is Crescent Grove located?
Crescent Grove is located off Live Oak Parkway near Trail’s Edge in the earlier-developed portion of Babcock Ranch.
I’m Happy to Help

Have a Question About Crescent Grove?

I’m Jason Poulin, and I help buyers compare homes and communities throughout Babcock Ranch. If a Crescent Grove resale comes up and you want help identifying the model, understanding the HOA, evaluating the lot or comparing it with Crescent Lakes or another community, send it to me.

You don’t need to be ready to buy or have a showing scheduled. If I know the answer, I’ll tell you. If something needs to be verified through the association, seller, property documents or another transaction-specific source, I’ll tell you that too.

Jason Poulin Babcock Ranch Real Estate Agent Owner, Gulf View Home Group Brokered by Realty ONE Group MVP

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Guide last updated August 2026. Resale inventory, association fees, property specifications, original builder features and other community information can change or vary by property. Buyers should verify current information through the applicable association, seller disclosures, governing documents and other transaction-specific sources before purchase.