Neighborhoods near Valley Creek Elementary School in McKinney, TX

The sprawling suburbs north of Dallas attract homebuyers with their large home sizes, highly rated schools, lower housing prices than in the city and ample access to highways and commercial and recreational amenities. Boyd is a residential community in McKinney, Texas, surrounding McKinney Boyd High School, which gets an A rating from Niche, where

People living in McKinney's Winding Creek-Hidden Creek neighborhood get a centralized location and high-end homes. The residential community is close to shopping centers, schools and green spaces, but the area itself is calm. It is popular with families, and residents will often see others out on walks, usually with a pet in tow. "It's a cozy

Contemporary homes overlook the golf course in Eldorado, a family-friendly suburban community 30 miles north of Dallas. With country club recreation just steps – or a golf cart ride – away, highly-rated schools in the McKinney Independent School District and direct access to U.S. Route 75, Eldorado is a comfortable choice for families and

Grandiose brick homes line gently curving streets in North Allen, an idyllic Dallas suburb wedged between two major regional thoroughfares that contain several shopping centers. “Many clients are looking for a balance between suburban comfort and access to amenities, and North Allen offers exactly that,” says Kiran Shah, a Realtor with

South McKinney puts convenience at the forefront. The neighborhood is within walking distance of several highly rated schools and has easy access to Texas State Highway 121. However, residents often forego the freeway thanks to an assortment of restaurants and shops close to home. South McKinney also offers choices when it comes to housing prices,

Although several private golf clubs surround the area, Eldorado Heights is not a golf course community. "The buyer demographic tends to be a little less concerned about that and more concerned about your proximity to the highways," says Clair Cannon, a local real estate agent at Texas Urban Living. She explains that first-time buyers like the

At first glance, Slaughter may seem like a typical Texas suburb about 35 miles north of Dallas. However, this neighborhood stands out with big-city amenities, like convenient shopping areas, Tex-Mex restaurants and a newer housing stock in the historic city of McKinney. Centered around a reputable elementary school, Slaughter has a family oriented