Another premiere community – Hills of Leawood 66224
Hills of Leawood Entry Monument
The Hills of Leawood is a fully built‑out luxury neighborhood in south Leawood, located at roughly 151st Street and Mission Road and overlooking the 115‑acre Ironwoods Park. The community features custom homes on a mix of estate and manor lots, with a tree‑lined boulevard, waterfalls, and private, gated access to the park’s trails, amphitheater, nature center, and event venue. Residents also enjoy a community pool and paved walking and biking paths in a setting that feels private and serene while still being close to shopping, dining, and major Johnson County corridors. Because the subdivision is built out, resale opportunities are limited and can be highly sought after when they hit the market.
Within the Blue Valley School District, Hills of Leawood is served by Prairie Star Elementary, Prairie Star Middle School, and Blue Valley High School, giving families a consistent feeder pattern from kindergarten through graduation. Blue Valley Schools is widely regarded as one of the top districts in Kansas, with more than 22,000 students across five high schools, nine middle schools and 22 elementary schools, and a long record of strong academic performance and college readiness. The district emphasizes rigorous coursework, innovative programs such as the CAPS (Center for Advanced Professional Studies) academy for real‑world career exploration, and a student‑centered culture focused on both achievement and well‑being. For Hills of Leawood residents, this combination of a high‑end neighborhood and access to highly rated Blue Valley schools is a key part of the subdivision’s long‑term appeal and property values.
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- water feature at Hills of Leawood
Hills of Leawood is filled with custom homes built by these fine homebuilders
- Koehler Building Company
- Riffe Custom Builders
- Covenant Custom Homes
- Don Julian Builders
- Willis Custom Homes
- Dusty Rhodes Homes Allure Luxury series
- C & M Builders
- Fieldstone Fine homes
HIlls of Leawood subdivision pond