Hunters Glen
Central Plano’s beloved swim-team community: established, affordable, and active
Hunters Glen is one of central Plano’s most tightly-knit neighborhoods, a swim-team community anchoring local family life since the 1980s. Homes are well-maintained ranch and two-story designs on mature, tree-lined streets. The neighborhood offers a more affordable entry into Plano ISD near major employment centers.
Price Range
Broadly $400K to $650K, with condition setting where a given house lands in that band. Ask for closed comps with an as-of month rather than working from the range.
Property Types
Single-family ranch, Two-story traditional, Updated mid-century
Year Built
1979–1998
HOA: Around $50/mo at the time of writing, with the swim and tennis club typically a separate membership rather than something the dues include. Confirm both, and what each actually covers, from the resale certificate.
Schools
Plano ISD
Commute & Access
15 min to Legacy West · 20 min to US-75 corridor · 30 min to Downtown Dallas
Highlights
What makes Hunters Glen stand out
- Competitive Hunters Glen Swim Team, one of the oldest in Plano
- Mature tree canopy and 40+ years of neighborhood character
- Active community association with holiday events and neighborhood watch
- Affordable entry into Plano ISD vs. west Plano
- Walking distance to Renner Road dining and shopping
- Some of Plano’s most unique renovated ranch homes
Best Fit
The full Plano ISD experience, including a swim-and-tennis club, without west Plano prices. An established neighborhood with mature landscaping rather than new construction.
Nearby Amenities
- Hunters Glen community pool and swim team
- Nearby Renner Road dining and shopping
- Bob Woodruff Park 10 min
- Plano Sports Authority fields 10 min
- Tom Thumb and Kroger nearby
Major Employers Nearby
- Frito-Lay/PepsiCo headquarters (15 min)
- Toyota North America (20 min)
- JPMorgan Chase (18 min)
- JCPenney corporate campus (nearby)
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 houses date from roughly 1979 to 1998. Expect the maintenance items that age brings - roof, HVAC, water heater, sometimes cast iron drain lines - and read the inspection with that in mind.
- The swim and tennis club is the neighborhood's center of gravity and is generally a separate membership from the HOA dues. If it is part of why you are buying, confirm the cost and whether there is a waiting list.
- This is central Plano, not west Plano. The trade for the lower price is an older house and a longer drive to the Legacy corporate corridor.
- Lot sizes and street layouts are conventional for their era, so buyers coming from newer master-plans will find fewer community amenities than the price difference alone suggests.
Hunters Glen: Frequently Asked Questions
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Nearby
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- Willow BendLarge west Plano lots on an established Plano ISD feeder patternBroadly $600K to $1.3M, and in this neighborhood the spread is driven by condition far more than by street. Ask for closed comps on comparable updates, with an as-of month.
- Downtown Plano Arts DistrictDART-connected arts village: historic homes, loft conversions, and walkable cultureBroadly $320K to $600K, spanning genuinely different products - a small historic bungalow, an infill townhome and a loft condo do not trade alike. Compare against the same property type, with an as-of month.
- DeerfieldThe Christmas lights neighborhood, and a mature northwest Plano address the rest of the yearRoughly $550K – $850K for the typical resale, with updated and larger plans running higher. Above Plano’s citywide median of about $520K (Redfin, three months ending May 2026). Approximate; ask for current comps with an as-of month.
- Los RiosEast Plano’s value side: bigger lots, older homes, and the city’s lowest entry pointRoughly $330K – $520K for typical resale, with golf-course-backing and heavily updated homes above that. Well under Plano’s citywide median of about $520K (Redfin, three months ending May 2026). Approximate; ask for current comps with an as-of month.
- Normandy EstatesPlano’s guard-gated luxury enclave: 24-hour staffed entry on the west sideRoughly $1.3M – $3M+ for estate homes, well above Plano’s citywide median of about $520K (Redfin, three months ending May 2026). A thin, low-volume market: any single sale moves the average. Approximate; ask for current comps with an as-of month.