Parks & local places
community trails. Check the route and public access from the home you’re considering.
A local guide to everyday life
Jubilee, Edgewater & Northeast Lacey Communities
Distinct planned communities at northeast Lacey’s edge, including age-qualified Jubilee and nearby Edgewater—places that share geography but not necessarily rules, amenities or eligibility.
Homes you’ll find
Newer planned-community homes, many with one-level or main-level living
Look closely at
Amenities can be valuable even when you do not use all of them—and the dues remain.
Start with the address
Schools to check
School boundaries can differ from city limits, mailing addresses and neighborhood names. Check the specific home before relying on an assignment.
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Look up the home’s schools ↗
Open the county’s Elections and Schools Map or Property Map. Search the address, then confirm the result with the district.
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North Thurston Public Schools ↗
Find Your School: follow the district’s address-search instructions. This is a regional starting point, not a confirmed assignment for Jubilee, Edgewater & Northeast Lacey Communities.
An ordinary week
Parks, errands & getting around
Try the grocery run
Compare groceries, pharmacy stops and your other regular errands from the actual driveway. Check store hours and the trip at the time you normally go.
Drive your own route
Willamette Drive · Marvin Road · 41st Avenue · Hawks Prairie Road · I-5. Test the connection from your street at your actual travel hours.
When you’re ready to look
Homes for sale in Jubilee, Edgewater & Northeast Lacey Communities
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9 local photographs
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More about Jubilee, Edgewater & Northeast Lacey Communities
Street-level photos, local history and the detailed housing research are here when you need them.
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Map, local places & routes
Get to know the streets
A closer look at the area.
Explore local streets and landmarks. Pins orient you to the area; shaded outlines are city-mapped associations, not the boundaries of this browsing region.
Streets: OpenStreetMap. Outlines: City of Olympia association data, retrieved September 19, 2026. Association outlines are not city limits or the full extent of every guide.View all neighborhoods →
The local map in plain English
The places and routes that organize an ordinary week.
Places people actually use
community trailsclub facilities where includedgolf-course vicinityPuget Sound edgeHawks Prairie services
Roads worth testing at your own hours
Willamette DriveMarvin Road41st AvenueHawks Prairie RoadI-5
Housing, subdivisions & builder research
Verified builder research · October 15, 2026
Documented builders & source scope
Other builders may also have contributed; not all home and phase records have been reconciled. Property-level evidence applies to the named property, and community evidence applies only to the documented offering or phase.
Century Communities
Documented community offerings & phases
- Jubilee · documented community participation
Named community / documented phase only
Source 1 ↗ - Jubilee · documented community participation
Documented historical builder collection. Store under Jubilee with a separate Century phase record; verify present amenity rights in governing documents.
Source 1 ↗
Oakridge Homes
Documented community offerings & phases
- Parklane at Edgewater · documented community participation
documented community or phase only
Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗
Shea Homes
Documented community offerings & phases
- Jubilee · documented community participation
Named community / documented phase only
Source 1 ↗ - Jubilee · documented community participation
Documented Shea relationship. Earlier Jenamar homes and Century Eagles Bluff must retain separate attribution.
Source 1 ↗
Shea Homes, Inc.
Documented community offerings & phases
- Jubilee · documented community participation
The Shea offering described in the 2015 advertisement
Source 1 ↗
Shea Homes; Century Communities for the Eagles Bluff collection
Multi-builder community statement. Keep the named offerings and phases separate.
Keep as one scoped community statement. Named brands are navigation labels only; do not assign every property or phase to both.
Documented community offerings & phases
- Jubilee · documented community participation
Named community / documented phase only
Source 1 ↗Source 2 ↗Source 3 ↗Source 4 ↗
Download the countywide verified property evidence (CSV) ↓ · Coverage & attribution method →
HousingNewer planned-community homes, many with one-level or main-level living
Common eraMostly 2000s to present
Relative costUpper-mid to premium by size, amenity and lot
SettingAmenity-oriented and landscaped
Shared geography, separate communities
Jubilee and Edgewater should not be blurred together.
Jubilee is a specific age-qualified planned community with its own governance and amenities. Edgewater is a neighboring planned community with its own recorded structure. Both sit within the larger northeast Lacey and Hawks Prairie geography, but a buyer should never carry rules or access rights from one name to the other.
This is also where the Hawks Prairie Community Association name can create confusion. Treat every association, club, trail and amenity claim as property-specific until the governing documents confirm it.
Life at the quieter edge
The setting feels removed before the errands do.
Landscaped streets and community paths create a calmer internal rhythm than the commercial center around the interchange. The drive to major shopping is still short; the final miles home feel more residential and, in some pockets, closer to the water and forest edge.
That distance also concentrates travel onto a few routes. Try Willamette and Marvin at the times you expect to use them, and understand which facilities are included in the dues rather than simply nearby.
Compare this local guide with the other neighborhoods and pockets in its wider area.
A closer look inside Hawks Prairie
Start with the details that change from one place to another.
These local profiles surface a useful contrast in construction history, development or property responsibilities. Open the source notes before applying a community-level fact to a specific address.
History & construction
Campus Estates
The county research keeps 3 recorded-name groups separate. “CAMPUS ESTATES DIV 3” has 43 county records with a year built from 2020–2023, median 2021; sampled residential lots have a 0.19-acre median (43 observations); “CAMPUS ESTATES DIVISION 2” has 37 county records with a year built from 2016–2021, median 2017; sampled residential lots have a 0.21-acre median (37 observations). These assessor samples help compare building eras, but do not establish the first or last home in a subdivision or the permit history of an individual address. 1 additional groups appear in the table below.
Open this place profile →Builders & development stages
Campus Peak
Rob Rice Homes (marketed brand)
Open this place profile →Latest neighborhood research · October 10, 2026
Compare the smaller communities within Hawks Prairie.
The wider region now includes additional recorded-name profiles, distinct divisions and dated development records. Construction-year samples and sourced builder roles belong to the named community or phase—not every home in this local guide.
Explore the updated neighborhood & subdivision directory →What the new records establish
Construction samples & documented history.
These profiles retain the exact recorded names and the scope of each source.
Jubilee
An age-restricted community with its own association identity.
- Construction history
- A complete construction range is not yet established; verify the house in Assessor and original permit records.
- Housing & styles
- An architectural style is not inferred from a year-built field. Confirm the actual house and original plans.
- Homebuilder
- Shea Homes; Century Communities for the Eagles Bluff collection
- Ownership details
- Confirm age restrictions, governing documents and amenities.
Other builders may also have contributed; not all home and phase records have been reconciled. The documented attribution applies only to the community, offering or phase identified above.
Evidence: community documented. Development dates, association formation and individual home completion are separate facts.
- Hawks Prairie Community Association ↗Jubilee and Edgewater have separate community identities within the association.
- Jubilee Community Association ↗First-party community information.
- Shea Homes · Jubilee ↗Shea’s April 2016 community profile; not every Jubilee home.
- Century Communities · Eagles Bluff at Jubilee ↗February 26, 2020 announcement identifies the Century collection within Jubilee.
What to investigate at a showing
The buyer’s side of the story
The governing documents define the purchase.
Eligibility, amenities, fees and resale rules are not side notes in these communities.
Confirm age qualification directly
Review current community documents and applicable rules for occupancy, ownership and resale. Do not rely on a listing shorthand.
Price the amenities honestly
Compare dues, reserve funding, transfer or resale charges, club access and what the association actually maintains.
One-level living still needs inspection
Newer construction can have grading, crawlspace, roof, envelope and warranty-history issues.
Name every association
Identify master and sub-associations, if any, plus utility and road responsibilities for the exact parcel.
The honest exchange
Low-maintenance appeal is created by rules and shared spending.
- Amenities can be valuable even when you do not use all of them—and the dues remain.
- Community standards reduce some uncertainty and some owner flexibility.
- The quieter edge adds distance to the interchange and services.
Compare the life, not just the house
These communities make sense only after the governance and amenity package feels as suitable as the floor plan. I would put the documents beside the monthly budget before getting attached to a particular lot.
Sources & research notes
Written and reviewed by Kyle MurphyOlympia native · Washington real estate broker #26012349
Rewritten from local researchOctober 15, 2026
How these guides are researched →Sources behind this guide
Local reporting for context; public records for address-level facts.
The neighborhood story draws on firsthand observation, local history and reporting. Parcel-level jurisdiction, utilities, hazards and recorded obligations still belong in current public records and transaction documents.
City of Lacey planning
Official land-use, housing, transportation and environmental planning resources.
Open source ↗Lacey project updatesCurrent development applications and project locations around Lacey.
Open source ↗Thurston County GeoDataParcel, jurisdiction, permitting, critical-area, flood and soils map viewers.
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