If you’re a golf enthusiast, McKinney Texas is a great place to look for a golf course home!
McKinney is home to eight golf courses including Stonebridge Ranch (two courses–one private by Peter Dye and the other public), TPC Craig Ranch (designed by Tom Weiskopf), The Eldorado Country Club (designed by Gary Roger Baird), The Golf Club at McKinney (designed by Lyndy Lindsey), Oak Hollow Golf Course, Hank Haney Golf Ranch at Westridge, and the Heritage Ranch Golf & Country Club (an over 55 community).
The Shops at Legacy in Plano, Texas has become one of the premier areas in north Plano for dining, shopping, entertainment, and urban living. Gina and I enjoy Sambuca 360, Nicola’s, Jasper’s, Taco Diner, and Seasons 52.
The holiday lights are spectacular. After enjoying a nice meal, we often stroll along Bishop enjoying the lights and stopping in for an after-dinner Irish Coffee or a nice glass of wine at one of the many local stores that line the street.
Mention Dallas to someone not from Texas and they see oil wells and horses. Much of the stereotype comes from watching JR Ewing in the television series, Dallas. Most of the greater Dallas area is like any other suburban area in the country with homes on smaller lots and not an oil well or horse in sight.
The good news for people looking for horse-friendly homes is that there are plenty of homes in the North Dallas area where you can enjoy your horses. While there are a few in Plano, the vast majority of horse-friendly homes are located along the out edges of the North Dallas area.
While there are plenty of older homes, you’ll find a fair-share of new construction in areas allowing horses. The North Dallas area truly has something for every type of home buyer!
While we are in the middle of a cold spell in the greater north Dallas area, spring is not far off.
With arrival of warmer weather comes the start of our sales season. A number of our clients tell us they will be looking for a home with a pool this year.
We typically advise clients looking for pool homes in Plano to find a home with the pool already installed. It’s far more cost effective to update an older kitchen for $15k than it is to have a $45k pool and spa built.
Lexington Park at Rice Field is a luxury town home community conveniently located just two blocks from the Downtown Plano DART rail station. These three-story townhomes range in size from 1658 square feet to 2351 square feet per building plans. Prices begin at $159,880.
The Branch Team is pleased to announce the grand opening of Lexington Park at Rice Field. The doors officially open at 10 AM on Saturday, December 8th on this luxury town home community.
Located two blocks from the Downtown Plano DART light rail station, Lexington Park at Rice Field is a brand new urban community. These three-story townhomes range in size from 1658 square feet to 2351 square feet per building plans. Prices begin at $159,880.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Gina Branch with RE/MAX Dallas Suburbs is not associated with the government, and our service is not approved by the government or your lender.
Even if you accept this offer and use our service, your lender may not agree to change your loan. If you stop paying your mortgage, you could lose your
home and damage your credit rating.
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Mention Dallas to someone not from Texas and they see oil wells and horses. Much of the stereotype comes from watching JR Ewing in the television series, Dallas. Most of the greater Dallas area is like any other suburban area in the country with homes on smaller lots and not an oil well or horse in sight.
While we are in the middle of a cold spell in the greater north Dallas area, spring is not far off.
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