Neighborhoods
Las Brisas: The Final Phase of Stoney Creek
Kindred Homes is building the last new-construction phase inside Stoney Creek, on lots around one acre. When these are gone, they are gone.
Updated August 13, 2026
Las Brisas at Stoney Creek is the final phase of the main master-planned community in Sunnyvale, Texas. Kindred Homes is actively building here on lots around one acre, and that "final phase" label is the whole story: this is the last chance to buy a new home inside Stoney Creek. Once these lots sell, new construction in the community ends and every future purchase there is a resale.
We try not to lean on urgency on this site, because most "act now" framing in real estate is noise. This one is just arithmetic. A master-planned community has a finite number of lots, Stoney Creek has been building through its phases for years, and Las Brisas is the end of the sequence.
What you are actually buying
Two things at once. First, a new Kindred Homes build on roughly an acre, which keeps you inside Sunnyvale's larger-lot character instead of the quarter-acre pattern common in surrounding suburbs. Second, membership in Stoney Creek itself: the community center, two pools, the fitness center, the trails, and the 13-acre private lake. The Stoney Creek page covers the community in full, and it is worth reading before you tour Las Brisas, because the community is a big part of what you are paying for.
Like everywhere in town, Las Brisas feeds Sunnyvale ISD, the one-district, one-high-school setup that draws a lot of families to Sunnyvale in the first place.
Pricing context
We do not publish Las Brisas base prices here because builder pricing moves too fast to trust on a static page. For altitude: the median new-construction sale in Sunnyvale was around $1.125M as of late 2025, and the town-wide median resale was about $829K as of June 2026. Get current numbers from Kindred Homes directly, and see the new construction guide and the real estate overview for how new builds compare to resale across town.
Go verify
Before you sign a contract in Las Brisas, pin down the following with the builder and the HOA:
- Current base pricing, lot premiums, and what is actually included versus upgraded
- Exact dimensions of your specific lot, not the "around one acre" average
- Current Stoney Creek HOA dues, what they cover, and the governing documents
- Remaining lot count in the phase, so you know how real the timeline is
- Build timeline and completion estimates in writing
If the timing does not work
If Las Brisas sells through before you are ready, you still have options. Resale inside Stoney Creek gets you the same amenities without the wait for a build. Stone Canyon offers established custom homes on large lots. Homestead is an established neighborhood with a mandatory HOA. St James Park is a luxury community that appears in new-construction listings. And the new construction page tracks what builders, including Windsor Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Chesmar Homes, and Village Builders, are doing elsewhere in town.
Common questions
+Is Las Brisas part of Stoney Creek?
Yes. Las Brisas at Stoney Creek is the final phase of the Stoney Creek master-planned community. Buyers there get access to the same community amenities, including the pools, fitness center, trails, and the private lake.
+Who is building in Las Brisas?
Kindred Homes is the active builder in Las Brisas. Confirm current availability, pricing, and included features directly with the builder, since phases like this change quickly.
+How big are the lots in Las Brisas?
Lots run around one acre, which fits the rest of Sunnyvale's one-acre character. Verify the exact dimensions of any specific lot before you contract, since individual lots vary.