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Homes For Sale in Plano, TX

Situated only 20 miles from downtown Dallas and 30 miles from Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport, the city of Plano attracts families, singles, and retired residents alike.

Since it’s home to several major companies, Plano offers fantastic employment opportunities at places including Pepsi, Bank of America, Liberty Mutual, and Toyota. With over 60 parks, preserves, and nature trails, as well as bars, restaurants, and a multitude of shopping options, there's always plenty of things to do for people of all ages.

Dallas Luxury Realty can help you find the perfect house for sale in Plano today.

“Situated only 20 miles from downtown Dallas and 30 miles from Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport, the city of Plano attracts families, singles, and retirement residents.”

Perfect for Family Life

Plano has a superb network of parks and recreational areas, including over 4,370 acres of parkland.

  • Haggard Park is home to the InterUrban Railway Museum – a free museum full of interactive exhibits focused on electricity, science, and the history of the City of Plano and the Texas Electric Railway.
  • Jack Carter Park is fun for all with wheelchair access and an inclusive playground.
  • Arbor Hills Nature Preserve has more than 200 acres available for biking or walking. With a playground, pavilion, and restrooms, it's the perfect place to spend a day with the family.

  There's always something exciting to do in Plano, including festivals, historical attractions, and outdoor fun. No wonder there's an increasing demand for homes for sale in Plano, TX!

Schools In Plano

Plano has a highly-respected public school system within the Plano Independent School District. The PISD has the largest number of students in Collin County and is one of the reasons families move to Plano.

Schools are located throughout Plano, and all embrace diversity and inclusivity. Plano also has one charter school and 182 private institutions.

Plano Nightlife and Entertainment

Plano is a popular party place. Residents enjoy its mix of fabulous restaurants, bars, comedy shows, arcades, professional sports, and live music scene.

For date nights, The Holy Grail Pub is the perfect low-key setting, while The Fish Shack serves delicious seafood in a homey setting. For more of a party scene, head to Ringo's Pub. Or try Sambuca 360 for live music on most weekends.

Plano is a very pet-friendly city. Several dog parks are located within the city and many of the bars and restaurants in the area welcome dogs on the patio. For people who travel with their pets, the city offers a range of pet-friendly hotels.

Plano Neighborhoods and Amenities

The best neighborhoods when looking for homes for sale in Plano, TX, are:

  • Kings Gate – green belts, private pond, jogging, and bike paths
  • Willowbend – lakes and waterfalls, shopping, dining, and access to Plano West High School
  • Avignon Windhaven – shopping, dining, and close to Downtown Dallas
  • Whiffletree – shopping, close to Prairie Meadow Park
  • Indian Creek – golf course and access to the top Plano schools
  • Downtown – theaters, parks, farmers markets, historic attractions

Is Plano a Great Place to Retire?

Yes! Plano is ideal for those looking to enjoy retirement while maintaining access to a wide range of recreational activities. There are a variety of retirement communities throughout Plano that offer independent living, assisted living, and memory care. World-class healthcare is available for any specialty services you may need.

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More About Real Estate in Plano, TX

Plano offers excellent employment opportunities, thanks to a booming local economy. It's home to the headquarters of several leading corporations – among them Toyota, Ericsson, Dell Services, Cinematic Theatres, and Alliance Data.

At the same time, Plano features attractive, spacious properties, low crime, plenty of parks and recreational areas, and more than 50 miles of trails.

Unemployment rates are at an all-time low and the cost of living is moderate when compared to the rest of the United States. In 2015, Plano was ranked second in Livability’s "10 Best Cities for Families."

Plano attractions

Plano includes a good number of concert venues, bars and restaurants; schools are highly rated; and leading colleges and universities – including the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) – are within easy driving distance.

Plano residents have access to almost 4,000 acres of parks and recreational spaces. Hiking and biking trails link Bob Woodruff Park to Oak Point Park and Nature Reserve, creating a continuous natural escape larger than New York's Central Park.

The Courtyard Theatre, Cox Playhouse and Amphitheatre at Oak Point Park host regular performances. The Interurban Museum focuses on the Texas Electric Railway, and the 19th-Century Heritage Farmhouse Museum offers visitors a fascinating jaunt through an active Victorian farm.

Family-friendly attractions include Pinstack, a multi-use venue with bowling, bumper cars, LED-illuminated rock climbing walls, simulator technology, and more. Then there’s Southfork Ranch, home to the Ewing family in the blockbuster TV show Dallas, where memorabilia and horse riding are the primary attractions.

Plano is also a popular convention destination due to its proximity to Dallas, and includes a number of star-rated hotels.

Why invest in Plano real estate?

A favorable cost of living, low taxes, good employment opportunities, and a predominantly college-educated population are excellent reasons to invest in real estate in Plano.

Throw in low crime and good schools, and the bustling Dallas neighborhood is a first choice for families.

Quality education is provided by 80 schools, which are administered by the Plano Independent School District. The average student to teacher ratio is 14 to 1 and several schools in the area are highly rated.

Plano offers a wide range of properties for sale and rent, from one- and two-bedroom apartments and modest single family homes to lavish mansions set in large, manicured grounds.

According to the Dallas Morning News, Plano real estate has gained in value by an estimated 10 percent over the last year – and all predictions are that its popularity will continue to grow. This makes investing in real estate in Plano a sound financial decision.