Rolling Ridge Estates
An established Plano-ISD Murphy subdivision on generously sized lots
Rolling Ridge Estates is a well-established Murphy subdivision in the 75094 zip code, in Collin County. It was built out over roughly 2002 to 2014, so the streets are finished and the landscaping is mature. Homes here are typically four bedrooms and three baths, ranging up to five and six bedrooms, on lots averaging around a third of an acre, which is generous for a conventional suburban neighborhood. It is zoned to Plano ISD, and its everyday appeal is a quiet, grown-in Murphy address with easy access to Murphy Central Park and the FM 544 retail corridor.
Price Range
Broadly in Murphy’s mid range; depends heavily on size, lot and updates in a resale market. Ask for current comps on the specific street.
Property Types
Single-family (mostly two-story brick)
Year Built
~2002–2014
HOA: Mandatory HOA managed by a professional management company; confirm current dues and what they cover for the specific home.
Schools
Plano ISD (confirm by exact 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 Rolling Ridge Estates stand out
- Established Plano ISD subdivision in Murphy’s 75094
- Built out over roughly 2002–2014, with mature landscaping
- Lots average around 0.32 acre, generous for the area
- Homes typically 4 bed / 3 bath, ranging to 5–6 bedrooms
- Close to Martha Hunt Elementary and Murphy Middle School
- Managed HOA covering common-area upkeep
Best Fit
Buyers who want an established, quiet Murphy neighborhood on a larger-than-typical suburban lot, zoned to Plano ISD, and are buying resale rather than new construction.
Nearby Amenities
- Larger-than-typical suburban lots
- 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
- Quiet, low-turnover 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.
- Murphy is split between Plano ISD and Wylie ISD by address, so confirm the assignment for the exact home even though the subdivision is generally Plano ISD.
- Built out over roughly 2002 to 2014, so the older homes carry the usual twenty-year maintenance items.
- A third of an acre is generous for the area and it is also more yard to maintain and a higher tax basis than a smaller lot.
- It is a resale market with no new-construction option, and condition varies house to house.
- Dues, inclusions and any resale certificate or transfer fees change over time, so confirm current figures rather than a quoted number.
- Murphy has no freeway of its own, and Plano and Richardson are roughly 20 minutes away.
Rolling Ridge Estates: Frequently Asked Questions
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Nearby
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- 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.
- 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.
- Maxwell Creek NorthA separate association from Maxwell Creek proper, with different dues and rulesRoughly $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.
- 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.