These are the neighborhoods we know street by street. Each one has a different personality, a different club structure, and a different buyer. Tell us how you actually want to live and we will point you at the right gate.
A mature, family-heavy master plan built around Timarron Country Club and its Byron Nelson-designed course. Tree-lined streets, deep lots, and Carroll ISD make this one of the most consistently in-demand addresses in the Metroplex.
The top of the market. Guard-gated, intensely private, and built around a Tom Fazio course, Vaquero draws executives and public figures who want acreage and anonymity fifteen minutes from DFW Airport.
An entire town organized around its country club, including the only course Ben Hogan ever designed. Broad range of price points, from approachable original homes to newer custom builds, with a genuine small-town feel.
Resort-style living in the middle of Frisco’s growth engine. Stonebriar Country Club anchors the neighborhood, and you are minutes from the PGA of America headquarters, Legacy West, and some of the strongest schools in Collin County.
Scottish and Irish links-style golf on a Lake Lewisville peninsula, with a walkable village core that feels nothing like standard North Texas suburbia. Strong appeal for buyers who want water and golf in the same zip code.
Established West Plano with the tree canopy that newer developments will not have for thirty years. Two courses, central location, and a value proposition that still surprises buyers comparing it to newer builds further north.
