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Murphy Farms

One of Murphy’s early established subdivisions, grown-in and low-turnover

Murphy Farms is an established Murphy subdivision that dates to the community’s earlier growth, built out over roughly 2000 to 2004. That makes it one of the more mature neighborhoods in an already built-out city: full-grown trees, finished streets and neighbors who have been there a long time. Homes are conventional suburban single-family, and the appeal is a settled Murphy address close to the FM 544 retail corridor and Murphy Central Park. As with the rest of Murphy, the exact school district depends on the address, so confirm it before you commit.

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Price Range

Broadly in Murphy’s mid range, varying with size, lot and updates in a resale market. Ask for current comps on the specific street.

Property Types

Single-family (mostly brick, one- and two-story)

Year Built

~2000–2004

HOA: Has a homeowners association; confirm current dues and what they cover for the specific home.

Schools

Plano ISD or Wylie ISD by address - confirm for the exact home

MiddleMurphy Middle School if Plano ISD (confirm by address)
HighMcMillen High School (9–10) then Plano East Senior High (11–12) if Plano ISD; confirm by address

Commute & Access

~20 min to Plano and Richardson · Bush Turnpike (SH-190) terminus just south of Murphy · US-75 reached west through Plano

Highlights

What makes Murphy Farms stand out

  • One of Murphy’s earlier established subdivisions (~2000–2004)
  • Mature trees, finished streets and low turnover
  • Conventional suburban single-family homes
  • Minutes from Murphy Central Park and the FM 544 corridor
  • School district depends on address - Plano ISD or Wylie ISD
  • Has a homeowners association

Best Fit

Buyers who want a settled, grown-in Murphy neighborhood at an established-suburb price and are comfortable with resale rather than new construction. Confirm the school district for the exact address first.

Nearby Amenities

  • Murphy Central Park (550 N. Murphy Road): trail, stocked pond, splash pad ~5 min
  • Maxwell Creek trail system nearby
  • The Corridor at Murphy on FM 544 (Walmart, Lowe’s, Sprouts) ~5–10 min
  • Established, quiet residential streets

Major Employers Nearby

  • Employers in Plano (~20 min)
  • Richardson / Telecom Corridor (~20 min)
  • Frisco employment centers (~25–30 min)
  • Downtown Dallas via US-75 (~35–40 min)

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 school district genuinely depends on the address. Murphy splits between Plano ISD and Wylie ISD roughly along Murphy Road, and two nearby homes can be assigned differently. Settle this first.
  • The neighborhood was built out over roughly 2000 to 2004, so roofs, HVAC, fences and original finishes are all in the replacement window.
  • It is a low-turnover resale market in a built-out city, which means thin inventory and slow-moving prices in both directions.
  • There are no master-planned amenities here beyond the association's common areas.
  • Murphy has no freeway of its own; US-75 is reached west through Plano.

Murphy Farms: Frequently Asked Questions

What school district is Murphy Farms in?
It depends on the exact address. Murphy is split between Plano ISD and Wylie ISD, roughly along Murphy Road, and Murphy Farms sits in that context. On the Plano ISD side the path runs through Murphy Middle School, then McMillen High for grades 9–10 and Plano East Senior High for grades 11–12. Because two nearby homes can be assigned differently, always confirm the specific address with the district before you make an offer.
How old are the homes in Murphy Farms?
Murphy Farms was built out over roughly 2000 to 2004, making it one of the more established neighborhoods in an already built-out city. Expect mature landscaping and finished streets, and budget for what a house of that age needs: roof, HVAC, fence and a thorough inspection. Homes are conventional suburban single-family, and this is a resale neighborhood, not new construction.
Is Murphy Farms a good area to buy in?
It suits buyers who value a settled, low-turnover neighborhood over a brand-new one, at an established-suburb price. Murphy overall has very high homeownership and stable, slow-moving prices, which is what a built-out resale market looks like. The one thing to nail down first is the school district for the exact address, since Murphy is split between Plano ISD and Wylie ISD. Ask for current comps on the specific street before you offer.

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