TempleTXHomes Taylor Dasch · EG Realty Talk to Taylor
Source windows: sales through October 2, 2026 · Inventory October 3 · By Taylor Dasch, EG Realty

Canyon Creek, Temple TX

In Temple, Texas, Canyon Creek’s standard phases, Canyon Creek West and the Cliffs need separate comparisons. In the October 3, 2025–October 2, 2026 sales cohort, standard phases had a $214,400 median and the Cliffs $395,000. Check the exact home’s condition, school assignment, recorded restrictions and full monthly cost before choosing it.

18
Active in Oct 3 snapshot
$214K
Standard Median · 24 Sales
$395K
Cliffs Median · 16 Sales
~2 mi
Modeled BSW Route Median
Chapter I — The Overview

What Is Canyon Creek, Temple TX?

Buyer quick answer

What is Canyon Creek in Temple TX?

Canyon Creek is a residential area west of South 31st Street in Temple, ZIP 76502. Compare the standard phases, Canyon Creek West and the Cliffs separately: their home sizes, lots and historical price ranges differ. The researched parcel set is inside Temple city limits and Temple ISD. The CTXMLS residential closed-sale cohort from October 3, 2025 through October 2, 2026 has 42 sales; its age and price figures describe sold homes, not every property or today’s inventory. A listing that says “No HOA” does not establish the absence of recorded restrictions.

  • Historical standard phases: 24 sales, $214,400 median, $145.89 per square foot, 65.5 median MLS days on market.
  • Historical Cliffs: 16 sales, $395,000 median, $154.78 per square foot, 104 median MLS days on market.
  • Small West sample: two sales (prices not shown: under 10 sales); too few for a stable market benchmark.
  • Inventory snapshot: 18 Active, one Active Under Contract and two Pending on October 3, 2026. Status and availability require a fresh check.
  • Schools: checked 2026–27 addresses return Raye Allen Elementary, Bonham Middle and Temple High, with an additional Thornton bilingual-program listing. Verify the assignment for your address.
  • Costs and restrictions: use the parcel’s current tax record, insurance quotes, inspection and title documents. HOA and rental rules need written confirmation.
Which Canyon Creek are you looking for?

This neighborhood guide covers the Canyon Creek phases, Canyon Creek West and the Cliffs of Canyon Creek. Bell CAD legal descriptions and street addresses are used to separate those groups; Canyon Ridge is a different neighborhood.

Canyon Creek Behavioral Health identifies its facility at 1201 Canyon Creek Drive. It shares the road name; this page is about buying residential property, not its services.

Canyon Creek Town Homes advertises rental homes at 1476 Canyon Creek Drive. Its rental offerings are separate from the single-family sales cohort below. Both official sites were checked September 27, 2026.

Chapter II — The Ground Truth

How Should You Compare Canyon Creek Homes?

Taylor Dasch, EG Realty
Local research and property comparison
Taylor Dasch
EG Realty · Real estate agent

A $214,400 standard-phase median and a $395,000 Cliffs median are useful starting points, but they describe different groups. The standard sales had a 1,582-square-foot median versus 2,630 in the Cliffs. Those size differences help explain why combining all 42 sales into one neighborhood median can mislead an offer.

The 24 standard-phase sales were built from 1979 through 1997; the 16 Cliffs sales from 1981 through 2007. A build year does not tell you whether a roof, HVAC unit, foundation or plumbing system has been repaired. Compare actual dates, disclosures, permits and inspection findings, then obtain estimates for work that affects your budget.

Price reductions and a sale below asking are different measures. Fourteen of 24 standard listings reduced their asking price before closing; 14 closed below their final list price. In the Cliffs, the corresponding counts were nine and 12 of 16. These are historical observations, not an automatic discount on a current home.

Ask Taylor to compare the exact home with relevant nearby sales, its condition and the documents still missing. The Cliffs guide is a separate detail page; verify current source dates and lot-specific information before relying on it.

Interior photograph with vaulted ceiling, stone fireplace and large windows, retained from the original page
Chapter III — The Inventory

What Do Homes in Canyon Creek Cost?

The annual comparisons use CTXMLS residential closings from October 3, 2025 through October 2, 2026, observed in the September 2 and October 3, 2026 exports. The separate inventory snapshot was observed October 3, 2026. Subdivision names were cross-checked against Bell CAD addresses; all 42 matched without a group conflict.

Canyon Creek Phases I–IX — standard phases

$214K median sold
24 annual salesBuilt 1979–1997 in cohort1,272–2,128 sq ft sold
Compare these inputs
Layout, condition, living area and total cost at the actual asking price.
Annual closed cohort
24 closings · $214,400 median · $150,500–$350,000 range · $145.89/sq ft median · 65.5 median MLS days on market.
October 3 snapshot
10 Active · $199,900–$270,000 asking · $236,500 median ask. This is not live availability.
Historical price changes
14 of 24 had final list below original list. Median close/final list 98.1%; close/original list 94.8%.
Twenty of the 24 sold homes had three bedrooms and four had four; all had two full baths. Do not assume every garage, system or renovation matches the group.

On a smaller screen, swipe the table horizontally to read all columns.

Recorded phase label · annual sold cohortSalesMedian sold price
Canyon Creek Ph I6Not shown (under 10 sales)
Canyon Creek Ph II4Not shown (under 10 sales)
Canyon Creek Ph III3Not shown (under 10 sales)
Canyon Creek Ph IV1Not shown (one sale)
Canyon Creek Ph IV Rep1Not shown (one sale)
Canyon Creek Ph Ix4Not shown (under 10 sales)
Canyon Creek Ph V1Not shown (one sale)
Canyon Creek Ph VI1Not shown (one sale)
Canyon Creek Ph Vii2Not shown (under 10 sales)
Canyon Creek Ph Viii1Not shown (one sale)
A sample-size check
Prices are not shown for phase groups with fewer than 10 sales, including one-sale rows. Even a six-sale phase can mix condition and size. Start with the most comparable properties, then explain each adjustment.

Canyon Creek West — a small comparison set

2 annual closings
Michaels Dr · Creek Side DrSmall sample
Compare these inputs
The exact lot, home size, build year and condition; avoid a neighborhood-wide pricing formula.
Annual closed cohort
Two closings · Not shown (under 10 sales).
October 3 snapshot
One Active asking $448,000, built 2014. That is a different observation from the older sold homes.
Market-time caution
The two sold records reported 10 and 233 MLS days on market. An average of them would hide the difference.
Two sales do not establish a typical selling time or stable price trend. A higher asking price on a newer listing is not evidence of appreciation.

Cliffs of Canyon Creek — separate comparable homes

$395K median sold
16 annual salesBuilt 1981–2007 in cohort1,857–5,891 sq ft sold
Compare these inputs
Lot shape and slope, living area, condition, drainage and any pool-maintenance costs.
Annual closed cohort
16 closings · $395,000 median · $248,000–$925,000 range · $154.78/sq ft median · 104 median MLS days on market.
October 3 snapshot
Seven Active · $232,000–$499,000 asking · too few for a median ask. Verify current status.
Historical price changes
Nine of 16 had final list below original list. Median close/final list 97.5%; close/original list 95.5%.
Six of the 16 sold records listed a private pool. That is not a community amenity or proof a particular home has one. Foundation and drainage require an individual inspection; the neighborhood name does not rank structural risk.
Exterior photograph of a Tudor-style home at dusk, retained from the original page Home front-elevation photograph retained from the original page

The three tiers side by side

On a smaller screen, swipe the table horizontally to read all columns.

Measure and source windowStandard phasesCanyon Creek WestThe Cliffs
Annual closed prices$214,400 medianNot shown (under 10 sales)$395,000 median
Annual closed range$150,500–$350,000Not shown (under 10 sales)$248,000–$925,000
Annual sales count24216
Median sold price / sq ft$145.89Not shown (under 10 sales)$154.78
MLS days on market65.5 median10 and 233104 median
Active on October 31017
Year built of sold homes1979–19971980 and 19841981–2007
MLS HOA field in sold cohort24 None2 None15 None; 1 Mandatory

Source: CTXMLS Residential closed sales in Temple, October 3, 2025–October 2, 2026, price at least $25,000; subdivision names cross-checked against Bell CAD addresses. Active status belongs to the separate October 3, 2026 snapshot. MLS days on market is not time until closing; ratios exclude concessions.

Chapter IV — The Housing Stock

What Are the Homes in Canyon Creek Like?

In the annual closed cohort, the standard phases had a 1,582-square-foot median living area and the Cliffs 2,630. Standard sold-home build years ran 1979–1997; Cliffs sold-home build years ran 1981–2007. West had only two sold homes, built 1980 and 1984. These sample ranges do not establish every home’s age or condition. Check the specific floor plan, additions, garage, systems and permits.

Brick home exterior with garage and trees, retained from the original page
Age is a question, not a diagnosis
Ask when the roof, HVAC, water heater and major plumbing work were last completed, then inspect their present condition. A construction year does not prove an item has failed or needs replacement. Obtain estimates for actual findings; the Temple foundation guide supplies questions for the inspection.
Chapter V — Address and Ownership Checks

Which Schools Serve Canyon Creek?

Temple ISD · verify the home address

The September 25, 2026 check of Temple ISD’s Find My School covered 38 validated street addresses and 123 map points across the researched groups. All returned Raye Allen Elementary, Bonham Middle and Temple High, plus a Thornton Elementary bilingual-program listing. Temple ISD identifies Thornton as a bilingual campus; it should not replace Raye Allen in a general home-elementary statement.

Use the exact address, grade, program and school year with the district before relying on enrollment or transportation. Parcel screening of all 831 researched parcels places them in Temple ISD and inside Temple city limits. This is an assignment check, not a school-quality ranking.

Does Canyon Creek Have an HOA?

What the sales records say
The HOA field said None on 41 of the 42 annual closings and Mandatory on one Cliffs closing. These are agent-entered fields, not governing documents.
What the registry check found
The September 25 TREC management-certificate search did not identify a Canyon Creek or Cliffs association in Temple/Bell County. Its database is user-filed and is not proof that no association or restrictions exist.
A name collision to avoid
The Canyon Creek association founded in 1989 in the previously cited association history is in Austin, Travis County. Its dues and rules do not establish obligations for a Temple lot.
What to obtain
Request the title commitment’s Schedule B and copies of the lot’s recorded restrictions, plus seller disclosure of any association. If one applies, obtain its resale certificate, current assessments and governing documents.
Rental use
No neighborhood-wide rental permission or ban is established here. Verify City of Temple requirements and the exact lot’s recorded restrictions before relying on a rental plan.

What Should You Budget for Property Tax?

Twenty-one sampled Canyon Creek parcels in Temple, Texas, showed the same seven taxing units. Using their combined 2025 adopted rates from Bell CAD’s 2025 adopted-rate chart gives 2.387677% before exemptions. At an illustrative $215,000 taxable value, that is about $5,134 per year; at $395,000, about $9,431. These are historical no-exemption calculations, not current tax bills or lender estimates. The Temple property-tax guide explains how to check your parcel’s rates, exemptions and total tax budget.

For an eligible general residence homestead at those same example values, the 2025 chart’s $140,000 school exemption and 20% City/Temple College exemptions produce approximately $3,154 and $7,127 annually. Other exemptions, appraisal limits, assessments and adopted rates can change the result. Verify the specific parcel’s current taxable value and eligibility; request a current property-specific estimate instead of copying a seller’s bill.

How Far Is Canyon Creek From Common Destinations?

September 25, 2026 OSRM / OpenStreetMap routes from 56 researched lot centroids measured 1.4–2.8 road miles to BSW at 2401 South 31st Street (2.0-mile median), 2.9–4.3 miles to the Olin E. Teague VA center, 4.1–5.8 miles to Temple City Hall and 27.1–28.3 miles to the mapped Fort Hood Main Gate destination. These are modeled road distances, not timed drives, all-address guarantees or on-post duty-station distances.

Test your own route
Use the exact home and destination entrance at your normal travel hour. A short road distance can still involve parking, school traffic or gate access. Choose the commute that works for your own schedule.
Chapter VI — Before You Write

What Should You Check Before You Write an Offer in Canyon Creek?

1. Foundation and site drainage: inspect the home, disclosures, permits and prior repairs. USDA NRCS soil-map screening shows multiple soil units across the area; it does not establish which house has foundation damage or rank the Cliffs as the highest-risk group.
2. Flood map and the house footprint: an effective FEMA-map overlay intersected Zone AE with 23 of the 831 researched parcels, including a public park parcel; 19 intersected the mapped floodway. These are parcel intersections, not 23 houses in a flood zone. Obtain the lot survey, formal flood determination, drainage review and an insurance quote.
3. Systems and repairs: establish actual roof, HVAC, water-heater and plumbing condition. Ask the inspector which further tests are warranted and price verified work before setting an offer.
4. Restrictions and association obligations: read the title commitment, recorded restrictions and any applicable current association documents. An MLS None field is not a legal conclusion.
5. Relevant comparisons: match size, condition, lot and location. Separate original-list reductions from the eventual close-to-final-list ratio; concessions are not included in the page’s ratios.
6. The complete payment: combine your lender’s current terms with property-specific taxes, insurance, any mortgage insurance, applicable association costs and maintenance. Historical tax math is not a financing quote.
Chapter VII — Your Comparison Checklist

What Other Options and Amenities Should You Compare?

Use your own home, cost, location and amenity requirements to compare alternatives. A neighborhood label does not decide the right choice for you.

For a separate east-side home and builder comparison, read Oak Ridge sales, recorded phases and property-cost checks. Compare the exact home and dated evidence; Canyon Creek prices and restrictions do not transfer to Oak Ridge.

For a separate builder and home-specification comparison, read Blackland Ranch dated sales, builder records and HOA checks. Compare condition, completion status and written terms for the actual homes.

For a separate southeast Temple comparison, read The Ridge at Knob Creek dated prices and subdivision-label checks. Confirm the exact recorded label, property documents and written offer rather than borrowing another community’s averages.

For another resale comparison, read Stonegate phase labels, dated sales and HOA-document checks. Use the exact home’s condition, lot and inspection findings when comparing it with Canyon Creek.

For a separate lot and home-condition comparison, read Deerfield Estates and The Creeks dated sales and HOA checks. The guide discloses the combined MLS-label sample; compare the actual home and recorded phase.

For a separate south-Temple section comparison, read Hartrick Ranch, Valley and Crossing dated sales and property checks. The section names describe different samples; match the actual home, documents and written terms.

A new home or builder warranty
The dated sales here are mostly older housing. If a new build matters, compare written specifications, warranty scope and full costs for a particular new home; no current incentive is assumed.
An exact school assignment
The researched Canyon Creek parcels are in Temple ISD. Recheck the actual property address and any program requirements; a nearby district boundary is not an assignment guarantee.
Use the official district address lookup above.
Public parks versus association amenities
City GIS park records identify Temple South Rotary Park at 4306 Lone Star Trail with a playground and pavilion, Waterford Park at 5001 Warwicke Drive with a playground and pavilion, and Canyon Creek Park as undeveloped open space. These are public-park records, not promises of a private clubhouse or included pool access.
A daily destination
Use the measured route range as a starting point, then time the exact journey. Gate access, parking and your travel hour can matter more than a neighborhood-wide minute estimate.
A budget under $200,000
Five of the 24 standard-phase annual sales closed below $200,000. The lowest Active ask in the October 3 snapshot was $199,900. Neither observation proves what is available today; request a fresh search and allow for condition-related costs.
Chapter VIII — The Details

Frequently Asked Questions: Canyon Creek, Temple TX

What is Canyon Creek in Temple TX?

Canyon Creek is a residential area west of South 31st Street in Temple, ZIP 76502. This guide separates the standard Canyon Creek phases, Canyon Creek West and the Cliffs of Canyon Creek because their sold-home size and price distributions differ. The researched parcel set is inside Temple city limits and Temple ISD.

How much do homes in Canyon Creek cost?

In CTXMLS residential closings from October 3, 2025 through October 2, 2026, the standard phases had 24 sales at a $214,400 median, West had two sales (prices not shown: under 10 sales), and the Cliffs had 16 sales at a $395,000 median. The separate October 3, 2026 snapshot had 18 Active listings asking $199,900–$499,000. Historical closed prices and dated asking prices are not current availability.

How should I compare the Cliffs with other Canyon Creek homes?

Keep the groups visible, then match the actual home’s size, condition, lot and location. The annual sold-home median living area was 1,582 square feet in the standard phases and 2,630 in the Cliffs. A combined neighborhood median hides that difference; group membership alone is not a sufficient comparable-sale adjustment.

What school district and campuses serve Canyon Creek?

The researched parcels are in Temple ISD. A September 25, 2026 check of the district’s 2026–27 lookup covered 38 validated street addresses and 123 map points, returning Raye Allen Elementary, Bonham Middle and Temple High plus a Thornton bilingual-program listing. Confirm the exact address, grade, program and school year with Temple ISD; this is not a school-quality rating or an enrollment guarantee.

Does Canyon Creek have an HOA?

The HOA field said None on 41 of 42 annual sales and Mandatory on one Cliffs sale. The September 25, 2026 registry search found no matching Temple/Bell County association, but absence from a user-filed registry does not prove there are no obligations. The previously cited 1989 Canyon Creek association is in Austin, not Temple. Obtain the lot’s recorded restrictions and any applicable current association documents.

How far is Canyon Creek from Baylor Scott & White?

Modeled OSRM / OpenStreetMap routes from 56 lot centroids to BSW at 2401 South 31st Street measured 1.4–2.8 road miles, with a 2.0-mile median, on September 25, 2026. These are route distances, not travel-time measurements. Check the specific home, campus entrance, parking and your normal travel hour.

What should I know about property taxes in Canyon Creek?

Twenty-one sampled parcels showed the same seven taxing units. Their combined 2025 adopted rates total 2.387677% before exemptions. At an illustrative $215,000 taxable value, that is about $5,134 annually without exemptions. This is historical math, not a current bill; verify your parcel’s taxable value, adopted rates, exemptions, assessments and lender estimate.

Is the neighborhood the same as Canyon Creek Behavioral Health or Canyon Creek Town Homes?

No. Canyon Creek Behavioral Health’s official site lists its facility at 1201 Canyon Creek Drive. Canyon Creek Town Homes’ official site lists rental homes at 1476 Canyon Creek Drive. Both were checked September 27, 2026. This page compares residential neighborhood sales, not healthcare services or that rental community’s offerings.

Do Canyon Creek homes have foundation or flood concerns?

Those questions require an individual property review. Soil-map screening does not diagnose a foundation. An effective FEMA overlay intersected Zone AE with 23 of 831 researched parcels, including a public park parcel; it does not establish how many houses or building pads are affected. Review the exact lot, house footprint, drainage, disclosures, inspection and formal flood determination.

What parks and amenities are near Canyon Creek?

City GIS identifies Temple South Rotary Park on Lone Star Trail and Waterford Park on Warwicke Drive with playgrounds and pavilions, and Canyon Creek Park as undeveloped open space. Public park records do not establish private association amenities or included pool access. Check current City information, access and the property’s recorded documents before relying on a particular amenity.

Comp the Right Tier Before You Write the Offer

Ask Taylor to compare a Canyon Creek address with relevant closed sales and help identify the property documents and cost questions that still need answers. Share your budget, timeline and the home you are considering; this requests a manual conversation, not an automatic report.

Taylor Dasch
Taylor Dasch
EG Realty · Temple, TX
254-718-4249 · dealswithdasch@gmail.com

Explore More

Research methods: the parcel set uses Bell CAD legal-description records for the Canyon Creek phases, West and Cliffs. City-limit and district checks compare parcel boundaries with Bell CAD city limits and TEA district boundaries. Flood counts are parcel intersections with FEMA’s mapped zones, independently checked against full parcel polygons; they do not count affected houses. Routes sample every nineteenth residential lot by property ID plus each group’s northernmost, southernmost, easternmost and westernmost lot; OSRM snaps the 56 selected centroids to its OpenStreetMap road network. The results are modeled road miles, not timed trips. Park facilities come from the linked City records; City park-land records distinguish undeveloped open space. These are the dated September 25, 2026 research captures already described above.

Ask Taylor about a Canyon Creek property

Taylor can follow up about your property question using the contact details you provide.

Taylor Dasch · REALTOR® · Texas Real Estate License #0775435

EG Realty

Texas Real Estate Commission Information About Brokerage Services · Texas Real Estate Commission Consumer Protection Notice

Equal Housing Opportunity. Housing is offered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and is subject to change.