Collin and Denton counties

Frisco

Newer neighborhoods, big parks and two tollways

Frisco has grown fast since the 2000s, so many homes are newer and sit in planned neighborhoods with their own pools, trails and green space.

Frisco Commons Park, on McKinney Road, has a pond, a walking trail and a splash pad, and youth sports fields are spread across the city.

Living in Frisco

: SchoolsMost of Frisco is in Frisco ISD. Some neighborhoods are zoned to Lewisville, Prosper or Little Elm ISD, so check each address with the district.
: ParksFrisco Commons Park: a pond, a trail and a splash pad, plus the Frisco Veterans Memorial.
: Getting aroundThe Dallas North Tollway runs north and south through the city, and SH 121 (the Sam Rayburn Tollway) crosses it in the south.
: PricesMost sales from about $450,000 to $1.2 million (sample range)

Planned neighborhoods
Many neighborhoods come with community pools, trails and an HOA.
Two tollways
The Dallas North Tollway and SH 121 put much of the metro within reach, at a toll.
Room to play
City parks, trails and youth sports fields across town.

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