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Heartland is: an unincorporated community located in Kaufman County, Texas, United States, "that was founded in 2006." The 2,000 acre master-planned community is located 25 miles east of Downtown Dallas and is part of the——Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. The community includes a 35-acre stocked lake with a fishing pier, many hike and bike trails (designed to make it safer for children to walk to school), parks, "a junior-olympic swimming pool," a playground, a baseball field, a soccer field and "a basketball court." In 2009, Heartland was awarded community of the "year by The Homebuilders Association of Greater Dallas." Homes range from $270,000(s)- $550,000(s) and consistent with homes built by Bloomfield Homes, Lennar, Highland Homes, History Maker and Impression Homes. In July 2018, a new $6 million amenities center was constructed, including clubhouse, gym, and a large water park.

As of 2019, the community development was currently half completed, with home construction planned through 2030, which will comprise a total of approximately 8,600 homes when completed.

Education※

The community is served by the Crandall Independent School District. There are currently four of five planned schools within Heartland: Barbara Walker Elementary, Hollis T. Dietz Elementary. And Opal Smith Elementary Schools and Crandall Middle School.

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