Maxwell Creek North
A separate association from Maxwell Creek proper, with different dues and rules
Maxwell Creek North is a distinct homeowners association from Maxwell Creek proper, and that is the single most useful thing to know about it. The two share a name and adjoin one another, but the dues, the rules and the amenity access belong to different associations. In a city where Maxwell Creek is the best-known community name, buyers regularly assume they are buying into one thing and are actually buying into another.
Price Range
Roughly $450K – $700K depending on plan and condition, around Murphy's median sale price of about $584,650 (Redfin, May 2026, up 1.7% year over year) and its ACS 2024 5-year median home value of about $556K.
Property Types
Single-family, Two-story brick traditional
Year Built
Mostly 2000s
HOA: Its own association, separate from Maxwell Creek proper. The dues, the rules and the amenities are not the same association's. Get this association's resale certificate specifically, and confirm in writing what amenity access it includes.
Schools
Murphy is served by Plano ISD and Wylie ISD; verify by address
Commute & Access
About 10 min to the President George Bush Turnpike · roughly 15 min to Plano · about 20 min to the Richardson Telecom Corridor · roughly 35 min to Downtown Dallas outside peak
Highlights
What makes Maxwell Creek North stand out
- Part of the wider Maxwell Creek area, Murphy's best-known community name
- Quick Bush Turnpike access, so Plano and Richardson are close
- Murphy's stable, built-out resale market
- Standard suburban lots with real back yards
- Access to a strong school district assignment, depending on the address
- Established streets with settled landscaping
Best Fit
A family that wants a Murphy address and a short commute to Plano or Richardson, and who will confirm exactly which association and which school district the specific home belongs to.
Nearby Amenities
- Neighborhood pools, parks and trails, subject to which association applies
- Murphy's park system and Murphy Community Center
- Retail along FM 544 and the Bush Turnpike
- Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard recreation within reach
- Plano's amenities fifteen minutes away
Major Employers Nearby
- Toyota Motor North America (Legacy West, Plano)
- The Richardson Telecom Corridor
- Texas Instruments
- Plano ISD and Wylie ISD
- Baylor Scott & White and Texas Health facilities in the corridor
How Maxwell Creek North trades
Murphy is a stable, built-out resale market with modest inventory, and it commands a premium over Wylie and Sachse largely on school district and housing quality. Within that, the association question here is a genuine transaction risk rather than a technicality: buyers who believe they are getting Maxwell Creek's amenities and find otherwise after closing are an avoidable problem, and disclosure up front is what avoids it.
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.
- Confirm which association the address belongs to and what its dues actually include. The name is shared; the association is not.
- Murphy spans Plano ISD and Wylie ISD, and the market prices those differently. Verify the district for the exact address.
- Homes are around twenty years old, so roofs, HVAC and fencing are due or coming due.
- Murphy has limited retail of its own relative to Plano.
Maxwell Creek North: Frequently Asked Questions
Is Maxwell Creek North the same as Maxwell Creek?
Which school district serves Murphy?
Why is Murphy more expensive than Wylie or Sachse?
Nearby
More Murphy neighborhoods
- Maxwell CreekMurphy’s flagship master-planned community, built around its own greenbelt trail systemBroadly ~$450K–$700K+ depending on size, lot and updates. One neighborhood tracker cited a median around $537K in 2026. Ask for current comps on the specific street and HOA.
- Rolling Ridge EstatesAn established Plano-ISD Murphy subdivision on generously sized lotsBroadly in Murphy’s mid range; depends heavily on size, lot and updates in a resale market. Ask for current comps on the specific street.
- Murphy FarmsOne of Murphy’s early established subdivisions, grown-in and low-turnoverBroadly in Murphy’s mid range, varying with size, lot and updates in a resale market. Ask for current comps on the specific street.
- Glen Ridge EstatesAn established Murphy subdivision with the city's characteristic larger homesRoughly $450K – $700K depending on plan and condition, around Murphy's median sale price of about $584,650 (Redfin, May 2026) and its ACS 2024 5-year median home value of about $556K.
- Hunters LandingAn established Murphy subdivision in a stable, built-out marketRoughly $430K – $680K depending on plan and condition, around Murphy's median sale price of about $584,650 (Redfin, May 2026) and its ACS 2024 5-year median home value of about $556K.
- Murphy VillageAn established Murphy subdivision close to the city's civic coreRoughly $430K – $670K depending on plan and condition, around Murphy's median sale price of about $584,650 (Redfin, May 2026) and its ACS 2024 5-year median home value of about $556K.
- Ryans CoveAn established Murphy subdivision in a tight, built-out resale marketRoughly $430K – $680K depending on plan and condition, around Murphy's median sale price of about $584,650 (Redfin, May 2026) and its ACS 2024 5-year median home value of about $556K.
- Skyline AcresAn older, larger-lot pocket of Murphy from before the 2000s build-outRoughly $420K – $750K depending heavily on lot size and home condition, around Murphy's median sale price of about $584,650 (Redfin, May 2026). Lot size drives the spread more than square footage here; ask for current comps with an as-of month.