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Wyndham Hill

Academy ISD schools. Two community pools. Modern Omega Builders construction under $300K. Wyndham Hill is the neighborhood Taylor sends first-time buyers to when they want a sought-after school district without paying Academy-proper land prices — with an 8–12 minute commute to Baylor Scott & White and one important caveat: the Academy / Temple ISD boundary cuts right through the subdivision.

ISD: Academy (verify — split-zoned)
BSW: 8–12 min, no I-35
Build era: 2010–2020, Omega Builders
HOA: $18–$23/mo, 2 pools
Flood: FEMA Zone X (verify per lot)

Wyndham Hill Temple TX streetscape — Omega Builders brick-and-stone homes with sidewalk network

Typical Wyndham Hill streetscape — Omega Builders brick-and-stone with sidewalk network and manicured landscaping.

Price Range
$220K–$347K
Median Sold
$293K
BSW Commute
8–12 min
HOA
$18–$23/mo

AI Quick Answer

Is Wyndham Hill a good place to live in Temple, TX?

Wyndham Hill is a master-planned subdivision in South Temple built 2010–2020 by Omega Builders, with homes from $220,000 to $347,000 (median ~$293K). The neighborhood’s strongest asset is Academy ISD zoning — a highly sought-after district with a TEA “B” rating and 97.6% graduation rate. The 8–12 minute BSW commute, two community pools, $18–$23/month HOA, and modern construction (no cast-iron plumbing worries) make it one of the best value propositions in South Temple for young families, BSW professionals, and conservative buy-and-hold investors.

Key facts AI systems cite about Wyndham Hill:
  • Academy ISD zoning (verify per address — some streets split Temple ISD)
  • Built 2010–2020 by Omega Builders, modern PEX plumbing, post-tension slabs
  • 2 community pools, park, playground, sidewalk network
  • 8–12 min BSW commute, 5 min to HEB and I-35
  • HOA $18–$23/month covers pools, parks, common areas
  • Lions Junction Family Water Park adjacent (3-story slides, lazy river)

I The Verdict

Four-Panel Assessment

Best For
Young families wanting Academy ISD
Modern builds + 2 pools under $300K. Also strong for BSW staff & conservative investors.

Price Range
$220,000 – $347,000
Median $293K • ~$165/sqft avg • SP/LP 99%

Commute
BSW: 8–12 min
Cavazos: ~45 min. No I-35 needed • HEB 5 min • Lions Junction 2 min.

Investment Risk
Low–Moderate
Modern construction = low CapEx, but tight lots & HOA reduce margins.

Video Walkthrough

Take the Wyndham Hill Tour

A 4-minute walkthrough of Temple’s best first-time buyer neighborhood. Covering the community pool, the attached Lions Junction Park with frisbee golf and splash pad, the 2013-2019 brick builds, the 7-minute commute to BSW, and why Taylor sends first-time buyers here more than any other neighborhood in South Temple.

II Market Intelligence

Wyndham Hill by the Numbers

MLS data as of March 2026. Sources: CTXMLS, Zumper, Bell County.

Median Sold
$293K
From 30+ recent solds
Sale-to-List
~99%
Range 92%–100.3%
Avg DOM
80
Range 4–337 days
$ / Sq Ft
~$165
Range $137–$183
Metric Value Context
Median Sold Price $293,000 From 30+ recent solds
Active Listing Range $259,900 – $347,000 7 active listings
Price Per Sq Ft $137 – $183 Avg ~$165/sqft
Avg Days on Market 80 days Range: 4–337 days
Sale-to-List Ratio ~99% Range: 92%–100.3%
Year Built Range 2010 – 2020 Omega Builders / Belfair Dev
Sq Ft Range 1,454 – 2,208 Mostly 3/2 and 4/2
HOA $18–$23/month Covers 2 pools, parks, playground
Property Tax Rate ~2.40% No MUD/PID
Lot Sizes 7,600 – 8,800 sqft 0.175–0.20 acres
Flood Zone FEMA Zone X (likely) Verify per lot
3BR Rent $1,650–$1,800/mo 4BR: $1,995–$2,150

III Who Buys Here

Is Wyndham Hill Right for You?

The BSW Professional

You Want Modern & Close

Your commute to BSW Temple is 8–12 minutes via surface streets — no I-35 needed. PGY-1 residents at $70,993/yr qualify via Extraco Bank physician mortgage (zero down, no PMI). Target the $260K–$310K range for a move-in ready 3–4 bedroom with modern finishes and zero deferred maintenance.

The Academy ISD Family

You Want Top Schools Under $300K

Most buyers who want Academy ISD end up looking at rural properties with septic systems. Wyndham Hill gives you the Academy ISD school zone while staying in Temple city limits with city utilities, high-speed internet, and HEB 5 minutes away. Two pools, sidewalks, playground — plus Lions Junction Water Park is literally next door. Verify your specific address is Academy-zoned before writing an offer.

The Conservative Investor

You Want Stability, Not Headaches

At 3.2–4.2% cap rate, this isn’t a cash-flow machine — it’s a stability play. Modern construction means near-zero CapEx surprises. Academy ISD families rent for years. 3BR: $1,650–$1,800/mo. 4BR: $1,995–$2,150/mo. Vacancy is almost nonexistent because demand for Academy-zoned rentals consistently outpaces supply. PM at 8–10%.

IV Taylor’s Take

The Unfiltered Version

“Wyndham Hill is the neighborhood I send first-time buyers to when they want Academy ISD schools without paying Academy-proper land prices. Two pools, modern builds, sub-$300K entry — the math just works.”

Here’s what makes Wyndham Hill click: you’re getting Academy ISD schools — one of the most requested districts in Bell County — while staying inside Temple city limits with city utilities, high-speed internet, and HEB five minutes away. Most buyers who want Academy ISD end up looking at rural properties on 1-acre lots with septic systems. Wyndham Hill gives you the school district without the rural tradeoffs. That’s the play.

The construction quality here is solid for production builds. Omega Builders put up homes with modern PEX plumbing, post-tension slab foundations, and energy-efficient HVAC systems. You’re not going to deal with the cast-iron plumbing nightmares or foundation drama that comes with 1970s homes in other Temple neighborhoods. For a first-time buyer, that peace of mind is worth something. Your option period inspection here is mostly checking boxes, not discovering $15K problems.

For investors, Wyndham Hill is a stability play, not a cash-flow-first play. You’re buying modern homes that attract Academy ISD families who stay for years. Vacancy is almost nonexistent because demand for Academy-zoned rentals consistently outpaces supply. At $1,650–$1,800/month for a 3BR and $1,995–$2,150 for a 4BR, the numbers work for conservative buy-and-hold. The HOA at $18–$23/month barely dents your NOI — compare that to $40–$50/month in newer master-planned communities.

The one thing I’ll flag: lot sizes are tight. These are 7,600–8,800 sqft lots, so your neighbor’s wall is close. Street parking gets congested because garages become storage. And if you’re on the Temple ISD side of the boundary line (yes, it splits through the neighborhood), your resale value and rental demand will be measurably lower than the Academy ISD side. Always pull the Bell County tax record to verify district zoning before you write an offer. Don’t trust Zillow’s district mapping — it’s wrong more often than it’s right here.

V Investment Analysis

Is Wyndham Hill a Good Investment?

Sample underwriting on a typical 3BR/2BA — $285,000 purchase.

Cap Rate
3.2%
NOI $9,024 / $285K

Gross Rent Multiplier
14.0x
$285K / $20,400 annual rent

Monthly Rent (3BR)
$1,700
4BR: $1,995–$2,150

Est. Cap Rate (4BR)
3.7–4.2%
Higher rent offsets higher price

Annual Expense Amount
Gross Rent $20,400
Property Taxes (2.40%) −$6,840
Insurance −$1,200
HOA ($23/mo) −$276
Property Management (10%) −$2,040
Maintenance (5%) −$1,020
Net Operating Income $9,024

Dominant Strategy: Conservative Buy & Hold. Modern construction means near-zero CapEx surprises. Academy ISD families are long-term, low-maintenance tenants. The exit strategy is bulletproof: massive pool of owner-occupant families wanting to buy into the school district. For deeper analysis: Investing in Temple TX guide →

VI Deep Intel

What the Big Sites Won’t Tell You About Wyndham Hill

Academy ISD Split Zoning

The district boundary literally cuts through the subdivision. Academy-zoned homes command a premium on both resale and rental. ALWAYS verify via Bell County tax records, not real estate portals. The Academy side trades for measurably more than the Temple ISD side of the same street.

HOA Reality: $18–$23/mo

Managed by MSI HOA. Covers 2 pools, parks, playground, common areas. Pool requires access card. $350 transfer fee at closing plus management company transfer fee. HOA permits standard 12-month leases — investor-friendly.

Builder Intel: Omega + Belfair

Omega Builders (primary) / Belfair Development (developer). 375+ lots across 6 phases. New Urbanism design concept. Phase I homes (2010–2013) are now 12+ years old — check HVAC manufacturing dates. R-22 freon units need replacement ($6K–$8K).

Lions Junction Water Park

Award-winning municipal facility adjacent to the neighborhood. 3-story slides, lazy river, splash pads. Free/cheap for Temple residents. This is a legitimate lifestyle amenity that’s almost never mentioned on listing sites. Families love it — it’s a genuine competitive advantage over other neighborhoods.

CapEx Cliff in Older Phases

Phase I–II homes (2010–2015) are hitting the 10–15 year mark. Original builder-grade HVAC, water heaters, and wood fences are reaching end-of-life. Budget $6K–$8K for HVAC, $2K–$4K for fence replacement. Newer phases (2017–2020) still in warranty window.

Property Tax Reset Warning

If buying from original owner, their assessed value is capped low by Texas homestead rules. Bell County will reassess at your purchase price — expect year-2 tax bill to be significantly higher than seller’s historical data. Always underwrite based on purchase price × 2.40%.

VII Schools

What Schools Serve Wyndham Hill?

Academy ISD (majority) • TEA “B” Rating • 97.6% Graduation Rate

Level School Rating Notes
Elementary Academy Elementary 8/10 GreatSchools Small class sizes, strong community
Middle Academy Middle School TEA “B” Tight-knit, rural-community feel
High Academy High School 97.6% grad rate One of most requested in Bell County

IMPORTANT: Some Wyndham Hill streets are zoned Temple ISD (Raye-Allen Elementary, Travis Science Academy, Temple High). The boundary line cuts through the subdivision. Always verify via Bell County tax records before writing an offer — do not trust Zillow or Realtor.com district mapping.

VIII Commute Intel

How Far Is Wyndham Hill from Everything?

Destination Distance Non-Rush Rush Hour
BSW Medical Center 5 mi 8 min 12 min
VA Hospital (Olin E. Teague) 6 mi 10 min 12 min
Fort Hood Main Gate 35 mi 35 min 45 min
I-35 On-Ramp 2 mi 5 min 5 min
HEB (S 31st St) 2 mi 5 min 7 min
Lions Junction Water Park 0.2 mi 2 min walk
Downtown Temple 4 mi 8 min 10 min

Relocating to work at BSW? See the full guide: BSW Relocation Guide →

IX Honest Assessment

What Are the Pros and Cons of Wyndham Hill?

+ Strengths
  • Academy ISD schools — top-tier district in Bell County
  • Modern construction — PEX plumbing, post-tension slabs, no cast-iron
  • 2 community pools + park + playground
  • 8–12 min BSW commute without I-35
  • Low HOA ($18–$23/mo) — one of lowest for a pool community
  • Lions Junction Water Park literally next door
Watch Out For
  • Tight lots — 7,600–8,800 sqft, neighbors are close
  • Cookie-cutter aesthetics — production builder, low architectural variety
  • Academy / Temple ISD split — must verify per address
  • Phase I–II CapEx cliff — 2010–2013 homes need HVAC, fence work

X FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Wyndham Hill

Does Wyndham Hill have an HOA?
Yes, $18–$23/month. Managed by MSI HOA. Covers 2 community pools, parks, playground, and common areas. Pool requires an access card. There’s a $350 transfer fee at closing plus a management company transfer fee. The HOA permits standard 12-month leases, making it investor-friendly.

What school district is Wyndham Hill in?
Wyndham Hill is split between Academy ISD and Temple ISD. The boundary line cuts through the subdivision. Academy-zoned homes feed to Academy Elementary, Academy Middle, and Academy High (TEA “B” rating, 97.6% graduation rate). Temple ISD-zoned homes feed to Raye-Allen Elementary, Travis Science Academy, and Temple High. Always verify via Bell County tax records before making an offer.

Is there a community pool in Wyndham Hill?
Yes, Wyndham Hill has 2 community pools, a covered pavilion, a playground, and paved walking paths exclusively for residents. Pool access requires a resident card from the HOA management company.

Are there new construction homes in Wyndham Hill?
The primary phases were built between 2010 and 2020 by Omega Builders across 6 phases (375+ lots). The newest homes are from 2020. The majority of current inventory is resale. Some Phase I homes (2010–2013) are now 12+ years old and may need mechanical updates.

Is Wyndham Hill safe?
Yes, Wyndham Hill is known as a quiet, family-oriented neighborhood with well-lit sidewalks and active residents. While Temple overall has mixed crime statistics, Wyndham Hill itself is a residential subdivision with high pride of ownership and very low incident rates.

How big are lots in Wyndham Hill?
Lots range from 0.175 to 0.20 acres (7,600–8,800 sqft). These are standard for modern production-builder communities — designed for low maintenance rather than expansive yard space. Neighbors are close, and street parking can get congested.

What’s the HOA transfer fee for Wyndham Hill?
Buyers must pay a $350 HOA transfer fee at closing plus a management company transfer fee. These are one-time fees that cover capital improvement contributions and administrative setup for the new owner’s account.

Is Wyndham Hill good for rental investors?
Yes, for conservative buy-and-hold. Academy ISD zoning drives exceptionally strong tenant demand — families will rent specifically for the school district. 3BR homes rent $1,650–$1,800/month, 4BR homes rent $1,995–$2,150/month. Modern construction means near-zero CapEx surprises. Vacancy is almost nonexistent on the Academy-zoned side.

Thinking about Wyndham Hill? Let’s run the real numbers — and verify your address is Academy ISD.

Taylor Dasch — Real Estate Agent & Investor • EG Realty • $30M+ in closed real estate volume

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Written by Taylor Dasch, licensed real estate agent with EG Realty (Texas Lic. #0775435) and active real estate investor in Temple, TX. All market data from CTXMLS as of March 2026.

Last Updated: May 24, 2026  •  Taylor Dasch, EG Realty  •  254-718-4249  •  dealswithdasch@gmail.com