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Move-up buyers · Based in Houston, TX

Buying a Coventry Homes home in Austin, TX

Have Coventry Homes pay for your own buyer's agent, and get 65% of that fee back. Coventry Homes's sales team works for Coventry Homes. We work for you, and we cost you nothing.

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About Coventry Homes

A Texas builder with communities around Austin, Houston and San Antonio, often alongside other builders in master-planned communities.

Around Austin, Coventry Homes builds in 12 communities we track in Williamson County, Hays County, Bastrop County, with new homes priced $270s–$1.5M.

Coventry Homes communities in the Austin area

Liberty Hill · Williamson CountySanta Rita RanchMaster-planned · Liberty Hill ISD (TEA B)Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Toll Brothers, Taylor Morrison, Coventry Homes, Chesmar Homes, Pulte Homes, GFO Home, Scott Felder Homes, Westin Homes, CastleRock CommunitiesLiberty Hill · Williamson CountyLariatMaster-planned · Liberty Hill ISD (TEA B)Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Coventry Homes, Chesmar Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Westin Homes, Tri Pointe Homes, Ashton WoodsGeorgetown · Williamson CountyWolf RanchMaster-planned · Georgetown ISD (TEA B) · $400s–$800sLennar, Pulte Homes, David Weekley Homes, Coventry Homes, Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Drees Custom HomesGeorgetown · Williamson CountyParkside on the RiverMaster-plannedPerry Homes, Highland Homes, Coventry Homes, Chesmar Homes, DRB Homes, Taylor MorrisonGeorgetown · Williamson CountyParmer RanchMaster-planned · Georgetown ISD (TEA B)Perry Homes, Coventry Homes, Drees Custom HomesLeander · Williamson CountyPalmera RidgeLeander ISD (TEA B) · from the $770sHighland Homes, Perry Homes, Coventry HomesLeander · Williamson CountyCarneros RanchLeander ISD (TEA B) · from the $640sCoventry HomesJarrell · Williamson CountyEastern WellsJarrell ISD (TEA D)Coventry Homes, D.R. Horton, Meritage Homes, Stylecraft BuildersDripping Springs · Hays CountyHeadwatersMaster-planned · Dripping Springs ISD (TEA B) · $500s–$1.5MDavid Weekley Homes, Newmark Homes, Toll Brothers, Coventry Homes, Taylor MorrisonKyle · Hays County6 CreeksMaster-planned · Hays CISD (TEA B)Chesmar Homes, Coventry Homes, Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Pulte Homes, Risewell HomesCedar Creek · Bastrop CountyRiverbend at Double EagleBastrop ISD (TEA C) · from the $290sMeritage Homes, Coventry HomesElgin · Bastrop CountyBriarwoodElgin ISD (TEA D) · from the $270sD.R. Horton, DRB Homes, Chesmar Homes, Coventry Homes, Dream Finders Homes

Builder lineups change as phases sell out. We confirm what's available before you visit.

How buying a Coventry Homes home works with us

  1. Register us first. Tell us which Coventry Homes community you want to see before you go. We register you so the builder recognizes us as your agent.
  2. Tour on your schedule. Visit the model home on your own or with us. We send you the plans, lot list and current incentives ahead of time.
  3. Negotiate the deal. We compare Coventry Homes's incentives with other builders nearby and negotiate price, lot premium, upgrades and closing costs.
  4. Get money back. At closing, 65% of our fee comes back to you as a design center credit or a lower price.

What you could get back on a Coventry Homes home

The builder pays the buyer's agent fee whether or not you bring an agent. We give 65% of it back to you as a design center credit or a lower price. Estimates assume a 3% fee; the actual fee depends on the builder, and any credit is subject to your lender's approval.

Home priceBack to you
$300,000$5,850
$900,000$17,550
$1,500,000$29,250

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Visiting a Coventry Homes model home? Register with us first

Most builders only pay a buyer's agent who is registered on your first visit to the sales office. Tell us where you plan to go and we'll handle the registration, so you keep your money back.

Coventry Homes buyer questions

Can I use my own agent when buying a Coventry Homes home?

Yes. Like most production builders, Coventry Homes works with buyer's agents and pays the agent's fee out of its own budget, not yours. The catch is timing: builders generally require your agent to be registered on your first visit to the sales office. Register with us before you go.

Does using a buyer's agent make a Coventry Homes home cost more?

No. The builder sets its price whether or not you bring an agent, and the agent fee comes from the builder's marketing budget. With us, 65% of that fee comes back to you as a design center credit or a lower price, subject to your lender's approval.

What does a buyer's agent do on a new Coventry Homes home?

The Coventry Homes sales consultant represents Coventry Homes. We represent you: we compare incentives across communities, review the builder's contract and addenda, push for better terms on price, lot premiums, upgrades and closing costs, and track construction through closing.

Do I have to use Coventry Homes's preferred lender?

Usually not, but builders often tie their best incentives (rate buydowns, closing cost help) to their affiliated lender. We help you compare the builder's offer against an outside lender so you can see which actually costs less.

Where does Coventry Homes build around Austin?

We track Coventry Homes in 12 communities across Liberty Hill, Georgetown, Leander, Jarrell, Dripping Springs, Kyle, Cedar Creek, Elgin. Lineups change as communities sell out and new phases open, so ask us for the current list.

Builders that compete with Coventry Homes

These builders sell in the same communities, which gives us leverage when we negotiate.