Persimmon Hill creates the perfect balance between country and city living. Located in western Olathe, KS, Persimmon Hill is close to Lake Olathe and Prairie Center Park which provide recreation the whole family will enjoy. Shopping, dining amenities and access to K-7 Hwy, K-10 Hwy, and I-35 are only a short drive away. Persimmon Hill is one of the largest communities in Olathe with 587 homes built between 1979 and 2019. Our residents can experience the beauty of nature with a large community lake, 35 acres of manicured greenspace with walking trails, and forested landscapes, 3 swimming pools, tennis courts, and a playground.
Persimmon Hill families also enjoy the convenience of 3 award winning schools that are located within the neighborhood: Prairie Center Elementary, Mission Trail Middle School, and Olathe West High School. From the wide array of community amenities to the convenience of shopping, highway access and recreation, Persimmon Hill provides the perfect neighborhood for you to call “home”.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
​The 2026 board members
(in numbered seat order) are:
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1. Mandy Backen-President
2. Gary Lee
4. Dave Pfortmiller-Vice President
5. Tommy Shavers
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Phone: 913-353-5723
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CONTACT THE BOARD...
The Persimmon Hill First Homes Association (HOA) exists to keep the neighborhood beautiful and maintain common areas and amenities with the ultimate goal of increasing homeowner property values. The HOA Board meets regularly and reviews all communications received via e-mail, voicemail, text and this web portal. We do not consider social media posts or comments to be official communication and routinely turn off comments on some posts to keep the temperature down on certain topics.
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Feel free to contact the Board using the form below. For official communications, please include your street address as we are responsible only to the 587 homeowners in the Persimmon Hill neighborhood.
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While we always encourage members to develop relationships with their neighbors and communicate directly with them about common issues like trees, landscaping, storage and other matters, we realize that sometimes those efforts are not fruitful. The HOA's Deed Restrictions are limited in scope to only a few items and most other common concerns are addressed by City of Olathe ordinances and can be raised directly with the City on their website.