Country Place
Carrollton’s country-club neighborhood: private par-3 golf, pools, and tennis in one HOA
Country Place is a 200-acre amenity community founded in 1971, with 742 single-family homes, townhomes and duplexes built around a private nine-hole par-3 golf course. The clubhouse is the restored country home of Texas oilman Ray Hubbard. Nothing else in Carrollton, and very little in DFW at this price, bundles golf, two pools, lighted tennis and pickleball courts, a fitness room and stocked fishing lakes into a single mandatory HOA. The trade-off is honest: the housing stock is 1970s–80s, so budget for updates.
Price Range
$325K – $600K
Property Types
1970s–80s Texas ranch, Traditional single-family, Attached townhomes, Duplexes
Year Built
1971–1980s
HOA: Mandatory HOA. Dues cover the golf course, pools, tennis and pickleball courts, fitness room and clubhouse access. Ask Mali for the current assessment before you write an offer.
Schools
Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD
Commute & Access
Minutes to SH-121, I-35E and the President George Bush Turnpike · Addison, Las Colinas and Plano all within a short drive · Downtown Dallas ~30 min
Highlights
What makes Country Place stand out
- Private nine-hole par-3 golf course inside the neighborhood
- Two swimming pools plus a kiddie pool, and a fully equipped workout room
- Four lighted tennis courts with pickleball play
- Stocked fishing lakes and ponds, plus a playground and park area
- Historic Ray Hubbard clubhouse anchoring 20+ resident activity groups
- Unusually wide product mix: houses, townhomes and duplexes share the same amenities
Best Fit
Resort and club amenities without a Frisco or Prosper price tag. The 20+ activity groups are a genuine social draw, and townhomes and duplexes carry the same full amenity access. Come in expecting a 1970s–80s house and a renovation budget.
Nearby Amenities
- Nine-hole par-3 golf course (resident access)
- Two large pools plus a kiddie pool
- Four lighted tennis courts and pickleball
- Exercise and workout room
- Stocked fishing lakes and ponds
- Historic clubhouse (the Ray Hubbard house)
- Playground and park area
- 20+ resident clubs, leagues and hobby groups
Major Employers Nearby
- Addison office corridor
- Las Colinas / Irving corporate campuses
- Plano Legacy corridor via PGBT
- DFW International Airport employers
Check these before you offer
The trade-offs a listing will not mention. None of these are reasons not to buy here; they are the things worth pricing in.
- The community was founded in 1971 and built out through the 1980s. Original kitchens, baths, windows, roofs and HVAC are common, and the renovation budget is part of the purchase price rather than optional.
- Membership in the association is mandatory and the dues carry a full amenity package - golf, pools, courts, fitness room, clubhouse. That is the value proposition and it is also a fixed monthly cost you cannot opt out of.
- An amenity set this large on a fifty-year-old property is a capital-expenditure story. Ask for the reserve position and any assessment history, not just the current dues.
- The product mix runs from detached houses to townhomes and duplexes. They do not trade alike, so compare within the same type.
- Middle and high school assignment varies by address within CFBISD and should be confirmed rather than assumed.
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Nearby
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