Is Greenville, Texas Worth a Look If You're Priced Out of Collin County?

 

For a lot of buyers, yes, and 119 Lipan Street is a good case study why. It's listed at $259,900 for 1,743 square feet, which buys meaningfully more house than that same number gets you almost anywhere in Collin County right now.

Greenville sits off Highway 69 in Hunt County, close enough to I-30 for a real commute, with L3Harris and other established employers keeping the local job base steady rather than boom-and-bust. It's not trying to be McKinney or Frisco, and that's part of the appeal. You're trading some drive time for a slower pace and a price per square foot that's hard to find closer in.

The house itself has already had the updates that matter done for you. Both bathrooms have modern finishes instead of the original 2005 builder-grade fixtures. Vinyl plank flooring runs through the main living areas, which holds up better day to day than carpet without the maintenance a hardwood floor demands. The kitchen has an open layout with an island and enough cabinet and counter space to actually cook in, not just reheat in. The primary suite is oversized, with enough room for a sitting area or a home office if you need one.

A 2-car garage, a quiet established street, and no HOA round out the practical side of things. This is zoned to Greenville ISD, with schools within a short drive.

If your search radius has been shrinking every time you see what your budget actually buys in Allen or McKinney, it might be worth widening it back out. Greenville isn't for everyone, but for buyers who want space and a manageable payment more than a specific zip code, it's worth a serious look.

More photos and details are at https://www.google.com/url?q=http://cmoneysells.com&source=gmail&ust=1787660255024000&sa=E, or give me a call and we can talk through whether the commute makes sense for your day-to-day.