This Dove Crossing neighborhood guide is provided by Raylene Lewis, REALTOR® with NextHome Realty Solutions BCS, serving buyers and sellers across Bryan–College Station and surrounding communities.
Dove Crossing is an established Navasota neighborhood that is still growing, with homes dating to the mid-2000s alongside new construction as of 2026. These different building periods contribute to the variety of floor plans, finishes, and lot sizes throughout the neighborhood.
Located near Highway 6 in Grimes County, Dove Crossing combines established residential streets with newer additions. D.R. Horton has built many homes here, and the neighborhood has also welcomed other spec-home builders. That mix gives buyers choices beyond a single builder’s collection of plans and finishes.
Dove Crossing is served by Navasota ISD. Buyers should contact the district to verify the schools assigned to a specific property.
Dove Crossing includes detached single-family homes with three- and four-bedroom layouts, attached garages, and a mix of traditional and farmhouse-inspired exterior details. Brick and brick-with-siding exteriors, slab foundations, and composition roofing appear across different construction periods.
Open living, kitchen, and dining areas are common, although room arrangements and finish selections vary by builder and construction year. Some homes include split-bedroom layouts, covered patios, fireplaces, or additional flex space. Granite and quartz countertops, flooring choices, cabinetry, and appliance packages differ from one property to another.
Alongside D.R. Horton homes, construction by Blackrock and RS6 Custom Homes adds to the neighborhood’s variety. Buyers may find different approaches to storage, bedroom placement, kitchen design, and outdoor living even among homes with similar square footage.
Lot sizes and proportions also vary. Some established homes occupy larger lots than the compact homesites found in later additions. Backyard depth, garage placement, patios, and easements affect how much outdoor space is usable, so comparing lot dimensions can be as helpful as comparing the home’s interior.
Dove Crossing Lane connects the neighborhood to the Highway 6 frontage-road network. Highway 6 provides a route toward Bryan and College Station, while Highway 105 connects Navasota with surrounding communities to the east and west. Downtown Navasota offers additional shopping, dining, and local services.
Patout Pond, located at the Dove Crossing entrance, is a distinctive part of the neighborhood’s setting. This public park includes a fishing pond, benches, picnic areas, and open green space.
The neighborhood’s position near the highway makes individual home placement worth considering. Interior streets, entrance locations, and surrounding development create different settings throughout the area.
Dove Crossing gives buyers the opportunity to compare established resale homes with more recent construction within the same neighborhood. Construction year provides useful context, but condition, square footage, layout, lot size, and included features all matter when evaluating a particular home.
An established home may offer a different yard configuration or owner-added improvements, while a newer home may have more recently installed systems and a different finish package. Those differences can make homes with similar bedroom counts less directly comparable than they first appear.
When comparing resale and builder inventory, buyers should review what is included with each property. Appliances, fencing, landscaping, window coverings, and other features can affect the overall comparison. Recent comparable sales help put those differences in context.
Electricity: MidSouth Electric.
Water: City of Navasota.
Sewer: City of Navasota.
Sanitation: City of Navasota.
Internet: Owners choose a provider based on service availability at their address. Providers identified in property disclosures include Brightspeed and Verizon.
HOA/POA: Yes. Buyers should verify current assessments and the restrictions applicable to their property and phase. Exterior improvements may require prior architectural approval.
Buyers should confirm utility connections and available internet plans for the specific home before arranging service.
Dove Crossing’s different construction periods make each home’s maintenance history important. An established home may have replacement roofing, HVAC equipment, or a newer water heater, while another home of the same age may retain original components. Installation dates, service records, and inspection findings provide a clearer picture than construction year alone.
For newer homes, buyers should review the inspection report, completion items, and written warranty documents. Warranty terms and remaining coverage should be confirmed for the particular property, including whether coverage transfers when the home is resold.
Lot grading, downspout discharge, drainage easements, and fence placement also deserve attention. These details affect how water moves around the home and how the yard can be used. A survey can help identify easements and boundaries before buyers plan a patio extension, storage building, or other outdoor improvement.
Because builder plans and construction specifications vary, buyers should also compare insulation information, equipment specifications, storage, and room dimensions. Homes with similar square footage can function differently depending on how the space is arranged.
Thinking about a home in Dove Crossing or another Bryan/College Station community? Raylene Lewis and Operations Manager, Heather Golladay, can help you compare neighborhoods and find the right fit.
Buyers comparing Dove Crossing with other Navasota neighborhoods may also consider:
Heritage Meadows
Hidden Hills
Pecan Lakes Estates
The most useful comparisons focus on homes within a similar price range, then consider layout, lot size, construction age, condition, and ownership requirements.
No. Dove Crossing in Navasota is in Grimes County, while Dove Crossing in College Station is in Brazos County. Because both communities share the same name, property searches and HOA searches can return information for either location. Include “Navasota” and “Grimes County” when researching this neighborhood.
Single-family rental homes have been offered in Dove Crossing, although availability changes. Buyers considering a rental property should review the restrictions applicable to that home, while prospective tenants should confirm the owner’s lease terms, deposits, and property requirements.
New-home directories may use “sold out” to describe a particular builder’s offering rather than every home in the neighborhood. That label does not mean resale homes or homes from other builders cannot become available. Check current Navasota listings rather than relying solely on a builder-community directory.
No. D.R. Horton has built homes in Dove Crossing, but other builders have also contributed to the neighborhood, including Blackrock and RS6 Custom Homes. A D.R. Horton community page describes that builder’s homes and specifications, rather than every property in Dove Crossing.
The residential area along Dove Crossing Lane includes separately named developments and replatted properties. Listing labels can differ, including for homes on Dove Court and Dove Landing Court. Searching by map and street address helps buyers find relevant homes that a single subdivision-name search might miss.
Raylene Lewis offers home tours and buyer representation in Dove Crossing in Navasota.
$244,900
Active
115 Lonesome Dove Drive Navasota, Texas
3 Beds 2 Baths 1,529 SqFt 0.158 Acres
Listing courtesy of Terri Seiter - Keller Williams Realty Brazos Valley office
Raylene Lewis and her Operations Manager, Heather Golladay, are local REALTORS® specializing in Bryan and College Station neighborhoods. Their market knowledge and community insight provide detailed guidance for buyers and sellers researching Bryan/College Station real estate.
