Bacon Crest
Located just west of Pheasant Run, this development is named for the pioneer Bacon Family
that ran cattle on this land from around 1930. Their old family mansion is still located
on Broadway near Avenue Q.
There are about 540 acres in the project. When completed, it will contain about 1,000 single
family homes, a number of multi-family dwellings, a city park, and numerous businesses.
Lubbock National Bank, American State Bank, City Bank and Lone Star Bank have all bought
land here and will be building branches on 82nd Street or Milwaukee in the future. Cascada
Office Park is being developed by Scott Collier with Teinert Construction; many prestigious
medical offices are located there, or under construction, and it is selling rapidly. Physical
Therapy Today and O'Reillys Auto Parts are just west of Cascada. Walgreens has opened a new
store on the north east corner of 82nd and Milwaukee and Comet Cleaners and the Sleep Shop
have purchased land north of Walgreens on Milwaukee. Milwaukee opened in the spring of 2006
and ties the entire western part of Lubbock together with a north-south corridor. This project
was an innovative concept spearheaded by former Councilman Tom Martin in which the City of
Lubbock got ahead of the curve and built this street in advance of the need. Most people familiar
with this area feel that Milwaukee will immediately become the route of choice for north-south access.
These first two phases of this development contain 141 lots. Most have been purchased by local
builders but a few do remain available for purchase. Many homes have been completed and are
occupied and several more are under construction. The third phase, lying just west of the first
phase, is complete, along with a luxury large lot area called the "Villas at Bacon Crest". This is
one of the most sought after areas of Lubbock because of the Frenship School District and it's
proximity to 82nd street, the Marsha Sharp Freeway, and Loop 289.
Frenship ISD has purchased a site for a new Elementary School at 68th and Oakridge and a new
area called "Primrose Pointe" is being developed adjacent to the school site.
George H. McMahan, who many will remember as the long time owner of Honda of Lubbock, is the
developer of this project. George sold that business in 1996 to devote full time to developing
another popular subdivision Papalote South. That project was done with a partner but this
development is being done completely by George.
McMahan may be contacted at 794-0624 or 790-8007.