New Construction Homes in Plumas Lake: 5 Communities Selling Now (Fall 2026)

Updated October 2026. Prices, incentives, and availability change often; always confirm current details with the builder or with me before you make a decision.

Plumas Lake is one of the busiest new-construction corridors in the northern Sacramento Valley. Along Highway 70, Cresleigh, Lennar, K. Hovnanian, and Richmond American are selling brand-new single-family homes. Here’s a guide to five communities selling now—who builds them, what they offer, and starting prices from each builder’s website as of October 2026.

Why Buyers Look at New Construction in Plumas Lake

New homes bring modern floor plans, current energy codes, builder warranties, and a clean slate. Plumas Lake sits between Yuba City and Sacramento on Highway 70, near Highways 99 and 65 and about 15 miles from Beale AFB. Starters begin in the mid-$400s; larger plans offer RV or three-car garage options.

5 New Home Communities in Plumas Lake Selling Now

1. Cresleigh Bluffs at Plumas Ranch (Cresleigh Homes)

Bluffs at Plumas Ranch lists from $456,000 as of October 2026, with four plans of 3–4 bedrooms (up to 5 on Residence 4), 2–3 baths, and 1,542–2,471 sq. ft. Homes include a smart-home hub, thermostat, digital entry, video doorbell, Wi-Fi extender, and remote garage, plus full fencing, center-island kitchens with stainless appliances, and design packages. Sales office: 1821 Glen Ellen Way, Plumas Lake, CA 95961; 530-870-8748; daily 10 AM–6 PM.

Floor Plans:

• Residence 1: 3 bd / 2 ba / 1,542 sq. ft.
• Residence 2: 3 bd / 2 ba / 1,740 sq. ft.
• Residence 3: 4 bd / 3 ba / 2,126 sq. ft.
• Residence 4: 4–5 bd / 3 ba / 2,471 sq. ft.

2. Lennar Rio Del Oro — Brightwood Collection

Rio Del Oro is a Lennar master plan. The actively selling Brightwood collection lists all-electric homes from about $475,990–$556,990 as of October 2026 (prices change). Rock Creek and Pembrook are listed sold out. Sales: 1133 Rio Del Oro Way, Plumas Lake, CA 95961; 916-304-9711.

Floor Plans:

• Cedar: 4 bd / 2 ba / 1,832 sq. ft.
• Eden: 4 bd / 2.5 ba / 2,389 sq. ft.
• Gem: 5 bd / 3 ba / 2,479 sq. ft.
• Haven: 5 bd / 3 ba / 2,629 sq. ft.

3. Lennar Northpoint

Northpoint is all-electric, with select Next Gen® plans. Lennar lists homes from about $471,990–$613,884 as of October 2026 across Skylark (from about $471,990), Sungate (from about $500,990), and Starling (from about $518,990). Sales: 1434 Sea Holly Street, Plumas Lake, CA 95961; 916-304-9711; daily 10 AM–6 PM.

Floor Plans (Skylark highlights):

• Goodall: 4 bd / 2.5 ba / 1,879 sq. ft.
• James: 4 bd / 3 ba / 2,066 sq. ft.
• Muir: 5 bd / 3 ba / 2,261 sq. ft.
• Poppy: 5 bd / 3.5 ba / 2,623 sq. ft.

4. Luna Bella at Plumas Lake (K. Hovnanian Homes)

Luna Bella is priced from the upper $400s as of October 2026, with four plans up to 2,588 sq. ft., Extra Suite+ on select plans, and Loft, Farmhouse, or Classic Looks. K. Hovnanian states that solar is not included in the advertised price and can be leased or purchased. Near Beale AFB (~15 miles) and Highways 70/99. Call 888-261-1078 or 916-751-1218; Mon–Sat 10–6, Sun 11–6.

Floor Plans:

• Boise: 3 bd / 2 ba / 1,923 sq. ft., 1 story
• Faro: 4 bd / 3 ba / 2,249 sq. ft., 2 story
• Seine ESP: 5 bd / 3.5 ba / 2,530 sq. ft., 2 story with Extra Suite+
• Water Lily II: 5 bd / 3 ba / 2,588 sq. ft., 2 story

5. Seasons at Riverton North (Richmond American Homes)

Seasons at Riverton North lists two-story homes from about $546,950 as of October 2026, with 3–5 bedrooms and RV or three-car garage options. Sales: 1699 Bond Way, Plumas Lake, CA 95961; 916-581-7001; often by appointment. Nearby Riverton South lists Slate ranch from about $541,950.

Floor Plans:

• Elderberry: 3 bd / 2.5 ba / ~2,380 sq. ft.
• Zinc: 4 bd / 2.5 ba / ~2,120 sq. ft.
• Moonstone: 5 bd / 3 ba / ~2,640 sq. ft.
• Ammolite: 5 bd / 3.5 ba / ~3,040 sq. ft.

Looking Beyond These Five

Cresleigh also sells Grove at Plumas Ranch from about $511,000 as of October 2026 (eight plans, ~1,541–3,497 sq. ft.; 837 Atherton Way). See my Yuba City new construction guide for communities across the river.

Tips for Buying a New Construction Home

• Bring your own agent on your first visit. Many builders only work with your agent if you register then. The sales team represents the builder, not you.
• Compare what’s included, not just the base price. Solar, appliances, garage size, fencing, and lot premiums can change the real cost.
• Ask about incentives. Rate buydowns and closing-cost credits are common on quick move-ins, but usually require the preferred lender and change monthly. I never promise a specific incentive; we verify what’s live that week.
• Get an independent inspection before drywall and before closing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do new construction homes cost in Plumas Lake?

As of October 2026, builder sites list starters from the mid-$400s (Cresleigh Bluffs from $456,000; Luna Bella from the upper $400s; Lennar from about $471,990–$475,990) into the mid-$500s at Seasons at Riverton North (from about $546,950). Pricing depends on plan, lot, and options.

Which builders are building new homes in Plumas Lake?

Cresleigh Homes (Bluffs and Grove at Plumas Ranch), Lennar (Rio Del Oro Brightwood and Northpoint), K. Hovnanian Homes (Luna Bella), and Richmond American Homes (Seasons at Riverton North and South).

Do new homes in Plumas Lake come with solar or all-electric features?

It depends on the builder. Lennar markets Brightwood and Northpoint as all-electric. K. Hovnanian states that solar is not included in Luna Bella’s advertised price and can be leased or purchased. Always ask how solar is handled before you compare prices.

Are there Plumas Lake new homes with RV parking or multigenerational layouts?

Yes. Richmond American mentions RV and three-car garage options at Riverton North. K. Hovnanian offers Extra Suite+ on select Luna Bella plans (such as Seine ESP). Lennar’s Next Gen® designs at Northpoint support multigenerational living. Confirm options before you reserve.

Do I need a real estate agent to buy a new construction home?

It isn’t required, but it’s highly recommended. Many builders offer compensation to buyer’s agents, so representation may cost you little or nothing extra. Ask the builder about its policy, and make sure your agent registers you on your first visit.

Free New-Construction Buyer Consultation

I’m Aaron Rose with eXp Realty of California. As your buyer’s representative, I’ll register you with the builders you’re considering, compare plans and what’s included, check current incentives, and stay on your side through final walkthrough. Many builders pay the buyer’s agent, so my help often costs you nothing extra (policies vary).

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Featured image: Feather River corridor near Yuba City and Plumas Lake. Photo: Dicklyon / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (source, cropped).