Medina Crossing is a KB Home community in Von Ormy, southwest of San Antonio, sold as two collections with separate sales addresses. The main Medina Crossing collection is at 4614 Broadside Ave., Von Ormy, TX 78073, and the Medina Crossing Villa Collection is at 13059 Jeopardy Ave., Von Ormy, TX 78073. Published prices in both collections start below $200,000. Here is how the two collections compare.
Where it is
KB describes Medina Crossing as close to major employers, schools and outdoor recreation, and lists it as commuter-friendly with popular restaurants nearby. The standout detail is how close the secondary schools are: the listing puts Resnik Middle School 0.7 miles away and Southwest Legacy High School 1 mile away.
As with any purchase, drive to work from here at rush hour before deciding. Distances on a map don't always match the daily reality.
The two collections compared
Medina Crossing (main collection) lists eight floor plans with a headline starting price of from $189,995. The plan prices run from $183,995 to $243,995:
- Plan 1243 (modeled): from $183,995
- Plan 1417: from $193,995
- Plan 1605 (modeled): from $203,995
- Plan 1772: from $208,995
- Plan 1907: from $216,995
- Plan 2088: from $223,995
- Plan 2246: from $232,995
- Plan 2519: from $243,995
Medina Crossing Villa Collection lists nine entries, with a headline starting price of from $175,995. KB describes these as 1- and 2-story homes. The prices run from $168,995 to $240,000:
- Villa Plan 1: from $168,995
- Personalized Homes: from $175,995
- Floor Plan 1: from $180,995
- Villa Plan 2: from $185,000
- Floor Plan 2: from $200,000
- Villa Plan 3: from $210,000
- Floor Plan 3: from $220,000
- Villa Plan 4: from $235,000
- Floor Plan 4: from $240,000
In both collections, the lowest plan price is a bit below the headline figure. Listings are updated at different times, so treat every number as a starting point and ask for current pricing.
The Villa Collection has the lowest entry price in the community. Its plan names are generic ("Villa Plan 1," "Floor Plan 1" and so on), so you will need the sales team to explain what each one is: size, bedrooms and bathrooms, number of stories, and what the difference is between a "Villa Plan" and a "Floor Plan" with a similar number. Don't assume "villa" means a particular style or an attached home; ask. "Personalized Homes" refers to KB's build-to-order option, where you pick a plan and choose finishes.
Plans worth noting
In the main collection, KB uses numbered plans. Don't assume the number equals square footage; ask for real specifications.
- Plan 1243 is modeled and is the lowest-priced plan in the main collection, so you can see the entry-level home in person.
- Plan 1605 is also modeled, giving you a second, larger option to walk through on the same visit.
- Plan 2519 is the top of the main collection's range, $60,000 above Plan 1243.
In the Villa Collection, Villa Plan 1 at $168,995 is the lowest price listed anywhere in the community. Ask whether a model or a finished example is available to tour.
Schools
Both collections list the same schools and distances:
- Spicewood Park Elementary (6.3 miles)
- Resnik Middle School (0.7 miles)
- Southwest Legacy High School (1 mile)
Having the middle and high schools this close could be a real convenience for families with older kids. The elementary school is farther away, so ask about bus service. Confirm attendance zones for your specific lot with the district before signing.
Amenities
The main collection lists a swimming pool, a playground, nearby schools, a commuter-friendly location, popular restaurants close by and outdoor recreation nearby. The Villa Collection lists a swimming pool, a playground, a community park and nearby schools. Ask whether the two collections share the same pool and park, and whether everything is open now.
Who it suits
Medina Crossing makes sense for first-time buyers who want a new home at a price under $200,000, families with middle- or high-school students who would benefit from the short trip to Resnik and Southwest Legacy, and buyers who want to compare two product lines in one community.
What to ask the builder
The listings leave several things open. Ask about:
- HOA: dues, what they cover, whether both collections share one association, and any fees at closing. No HOA amount is listed.
- Property taxes: the full tax rate and whether a MUD or PID applies. On a lower-priced home, the tax rate can make a noticeable difference to your monthly payment.
- Villa Collection specifics: what each Villa Plan and Floor Plan includes, and how the collection differs from the main one.
- Lot premiums: which lots carry extra charges.
- Standard vs. upgrade: a written list of included features.
- Timeline: completion estimates for a new build, and any homes already under construction.
- Incentives: current offers and whether they require KB's preferred lender.
Buying new construction with your own agent
The salespeople in the model home represent KB Home. You can bring your own agent, and it typically costs you nothing, because the builder typically pays the buyer's agent's commission. Bring your agent along on your first visit, since builders often require it for the agent to be recognized.
Your agent can compare the two collections and other options in southwest Bexar County, go through the builder's purchase contract with you (it is the builder's own form, not the standard Texas resale contract), weigh a rate buydown or closing-cost help against a lower price, and stay on top of the construction schedule.
Even for a brand-new home, pay for independent inspections: pre-drywall, a final inspection before closing and, ideally, one before the one-year warranty ends.
See Medina Crossing with Rothrock
Compare both collections on our Medina Crossing and Medina Crossing Villa Collection pages, and browse other new home communities. Then book a visit with Rothrock Realty Team. We'll tour the models with you, get current prices and incentives, and help you decide which collection and plan fit your budget.