Auburn Hills, Mckinney, TX Homes & Real Estate

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Auburn Hills, McKinney

Auburn Hills is a suburb of Dallas, Texas, and helps make up Collin County. Auburn Hills exudes small-town charm, as it only has a population of about 1,800 people and covers 0.04 square miles in size.

Auburn Hills was founded in 1988 and features many older homes that have been around since its inception. In recent years though, new houses have been built along Kuykendahl Road and Tyler Parkway Road to meet the growing population demand.

Overall, living in Auburn Hills is a great experience. It's very close to many major interstates such as I-35E and an hour from Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. In addition, there is no crime or neighborhood watch needed! If you're looking for a small but growing town that has everything you need at your fingertips, then consider moving to Auburn Hills!

Real Estate in Auburn Hills, McKinney

One of the many benefits of living in Auburn Hills is the affordable real estate! Compared to some of the nearby cities, who's growing population keeps the real estate market extremely competitive, even those on a strict budget can find something appealing in this charming neighborhood! The average cost of real estate in Auburn Hills is typically between $188,000 and $224,250. If homeownership doesn't catch your fancy, rentals are also a fantastic option and are available for about an average of $900 depending on what you're looking for!

There is a large range of homes in Auburn Hills, from extravagant, multi-bedroom homes to smaller, two bedroom ones. Auburn Hills has a ton of room for large families who love the outdoors and want their rooms as well.

One of the great benefits of renting in Auburn Hills is that there are a wide variety of units available. For those looking for a single bedroom unit, you can find reasonably priced units for around $900. A two-bedroom flat costs an average of $1200 while a three-bedroom flat will set you back about $1800. If you're looking for something with more square footage than what's mentioned above, four bedroom flats cost an average of $2500 and five bedrooms go for an average price of $3000.

No matter what you're looking for, if you're looking for life outside of the hustle and bustle of big-city chaos, then Auburn Hills may be just the place for you!

Schools in Auburn Hills, McKinney

Auburn Hills is served by the McKinney Independent School District (MISD), which currently has 18 elementary schools, six junior high schools, two traditional high schools and an alternative education program. MISD has three performance academies that are housed at each of its middle schools. Middle school students who qualify for entrance into these programs enroll in them by choice; they have been specifically designed to challenge gifted students from all backgrounds and provide instruction above and beyond what the district offers in a general education setting.

If schools are important to you and your family, then Auburn Hills is close enough to a school district with good ratings; but if you need a more urban area with big city living options, this may not work out for you.

Elementary students in kindergarten through fifth grade can attend John A. Baker Elementary School. For middle and high school, Auburn Hills students can attend Cockrill Middle School and McKinney North High School.

*Disclaimer: Always check with your local school district to confirm attendance eligibility and zoning.

Community Amenities in Auburn Hills, McKinney

Shopping is one of the most important things to many people, especially those with children. If you're looking for a place with plenty of different stores and restaurants, then Auburn Hills doesn't may come as a bit of a dissapointment. It's not that there are no places to shop or grab a bite to eat, it's just that there isn't an abundance of options. However, if you're looking for a place where the restaurants will remember your favorite order and the shops are familiar, then Auburn Hills is definitely the place to be!

The closest grocery store is called Albertsons and is about two miles away in the neighboring Paden Heights community. In addition to the groceries, they offer ready-made meals such as chicken nuggets or hot dogs that can be microwaved at the time they're purchased. Also available for purchase are magazines, lottery tickets, greeting cards and birthday cakes which can be delivered to any home in McKinney.

Auburn Hills is home to several well maintained parks, which are a great way to enjoy the outdoors. The most notable park in Auburn Hills is the Kuykendahl Park, which boasts a newly remodeled and expanded soccer field. There's also a walking trail that goes alongside a little creek. The park takes up most of the space within this neighborhood; it's big enough to host picnics or barbecues with your friends and family. In addition, there is also Kuykendahl Park Pool and Recreation Area, Greenbelt Park Nature Area, Graddy Creek Park, Frizelle-Lawson Park, and Veterans Memorial Park.

If you're looking for restaurants in Auburn Hills, McKinney, there are only two. The first is China City Bistro and the second is Texas Roadhouse which are both on Kuykendahl Road.

Surrounding Neighborhoods

There are a number of excellent neighborhoods surrounding the Auburn Hills community as well including Paden Heights, Argyle Terrace, Beacon Hill, and Independence Acres. These diverse areas of McKinney offer a little something for everyone, whether you're looking for a quiet place to enjoy your retirement years or a place where there is more action and a more youthful demographic. Whatever your lifestyle, you'll be able to find it in Auburn Hills or the surrounding area.

Paden Heights is situated in Collin County with a population of approximately 2,152. The neighborhood features include parks, spacious one-story floor plans and traditional ranch style homes. A family-oriented environment, the neighborhood is located close to schools and The Parks at McKinney Bayou.

Argyle Terrace is another small neighborhood with a population of approximately 2,158. It's part of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and is located about 20 miles south of Downtown Dallas. Annexed into McKinney in 1984, Argyle Terrace has been rapidly developed since 2002 with many new subdivisions bearing street names such as "Legacy Hills" "Argyle Village" and "Villages of Argyle".

Beacon Hill is also a part of Collin County, Texas, and is home to about 2,212 people from young families to retirees and everyone in between! Beacon Hill has much larger lots and homes here than any other area nearby. Its homes are generally more upscale with an average square footage of 3,000 to 5,000 square feet.

Independence Acres has a population of approximately 2,279. This charming area is considered an upscale neighborhood with large houses that offers plenty of green space for residents to enjoy nature. Independence Acres is ideal for families and working professionals who are looking to enjoy a bit of privacy in a very friendly neighborhood!

Living in McKinney

McKinney is a surprisingly diverse area. It's home to many different ethnicities and backgrounds, which makes it an interesting place to live. You'll find that the people here are very friendly and welcoming, and the city is very family oriented.

It's also easy to get around the city as it is laid out very well. McKinney also provides a public transportation system, which is a great way to get around. There are four high-frequency routes which makes the trains so efficient that most people don't have to wait more than 5 minutes. There's also a commuter bus and two van routes, which is affordable and convenient for residents!

McKinney has a small-town feel, while still being close enough to the big cities such as Dallas and Sherman for those who want more entertainment options. In addition to Arlington which is only a 20 minute drive away, McKinney still has plenty of things to do including the Collin Creek Mall, various shops and restaurants, and even more.

If you're looking for a place to call home where the basics are taken care of and there's plenty more to explore nearby, Auburn Hills is your perfect spot. It’s plain to see that the wonderful folks who call this place home are incredibly friendly and involved in a tight-knit community, ready to welcome you with open arms! The affordable real estate and access to a quality school district only add to the character and appeal to this amazing neighborhood. With all the charm of a small town right in between Dallas and Fort Worth, this community offers something unique that can't be found anywhere else!

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