Meadows at Lilah Grove is a Mungo Homes community coming soon to Summerfield, North Carolina, in Guilford County, on Penguin Drive. Pricing is advertised from the low $400,000s.
As of August 2026 the community has not opened for sales. Mungo is taking interest registrations.
How It Differs from Lilah Grove
This is the companion community to Lilah Grove, and the difference is price positioning: Lilah Grove runs from the mid $500,000s on 0.7-to-2.5-acre homesites, while Meadows starts in the low $400,000s.
That gap of roughly $100,000 almost certainly reflects smaller homesites rather than lesser homes — but Mungo has not published lot sizes or floorplans yet, so treat that as an informed expectation rather than a fact. It is the first question to ask when the sales office opens.
Why Summerfield
Summerfield is among the more desirable addresses in Guilford County: north of Greensboro, low density, rural in character, and zoned into a well-regarded school district. New construction here is limited, and new construction starting in the $400,000s is more limited still — most of what gets built in Summerfield is priced well above that.
That combination is the reason to pay attention to this one early.
Buying Before a Community Opens
First-phase pricing is usually the lowest a community will offer. Builders raise prices as phases release and as the community proves itself, so early buyers often do better than those who arrive once the model home is open.
The risk is committing before floorplans, lot sizes, dues and timelines are published — all of which are still unknown here. Get specifics in writing when they exist, and treat a sales office’s verbal description as marketing until it appears on paper.
Schools Serving Meadows at Lilah Grove
Mungo lists Bethany Elementary School as the assigned elementary school for this community. Middle and high school assignments have not been published for Meadows at Lilah Grove yet; the neighbouring Lilah Grove is zoned for Northwest Guilford High School, but do not assume the same applies here. Attendance boundaries are set by Guilford County Schools and can change — confirm current assignments directly before relying on them.
Get Early Information
You can search homes across Summerfield to see what is available in the meantime.
One detail that costs buyers their representation more often than anything else in new construction: you generally must be registered with your own agent on your first visit to the sales office. Bringing an agent afterwards usually does not work, and representation costs you nothing — the builder pays it either way. Visit Contact Mantle Realty before you tour.