Best Neighborhoods in McKinney, TX

Broadly $400K to $850K across sections, builders and vintages. Sections differ enough that the band is only a starting point; ask for closed comps in the specific section, with an as-of month.

Golf-course master-plan on the McKinney-Frisco border with TPC-level amenities

Broadly $350K to $750K, which is a very wide band because Stonebridge Ranch is thirty-plus neighborhoods built across thirty years rather than one product. The community band tells you little; ask for closed comps in the specific sub-neighborhood, with an as-of month.

McKinney’s landmark master-plan: 6,800 acres with a beach club and aquatic center

Broadly $450K to $900K. Adriatica is small and its homes are unusual, so the comparable set is thin and a valuation here depends heavily on which sales get used. Ask for closed comps inside the community, with an as-of month.

McKinney’s European-inspired village: walkable, unique, and unlike anything else in DFW

Broadly $350K to $600K depending on size, plan and condition. Ask for closed comps inside the neighborhood, with an as-of month.

New urbanist design with front porches, village streets, and McKinney charm

Extremely wide, roughly $350K for a small cottage needing work up to $1.5M+ for a fully restored landmark home, against a McKinney citywide median of about $505K (Redfin, three months ending May 2026). Condition and restoration quality drive price here more than square footage does. Approximate; ask for current comps with an as-of month.

The real town square: 120-plus independent shops, and homes you can walk to them from

Roughly $350K – $750K across builders and phases, straddling McKinney’s citywide median sale price of about $505K (Redfin, three months ending May 2026). New construction pricing moves with incentives; ask for current comps with an as-of month.

2,000 acres in north McKinney with a 350-acre natural park along the Trinity River