Is There Still a Home Under $300K in Allen, Texas?

 

There is, and it's on Brewster Court, a cul-de-sac in the Collin Square neighborhood, listed at $300,000. In a city where the median price has climbed well past that number, this one earns its spot on the list because of what's already been done to it, not despite it.

Somebody took care of this house. The roof was replaced in 2017. The foundation was repaired in 2018 with a transferable lifetime warranty, which is the kind of detail that should matter more to buyers than it usually does. The fireplace and flue were redone in 2021, along with the fence. The water heater is from 2022. None of that is glamorous. All of it is the stuff that actually costs money and causes headaches when it's neglected, and here it's already handled.

Collin Square is a quiet, established pocket of Allen with mature trees, sidewalks, and neighbors who've clearly been there a while. This particular lot sits on a cul-de-sac, which means less drive-through traffic and more of the kind of street where kids can still ride bikes. Central Expressway is close enough for an easy commute, and Stacy Road puts everyday shopping and dining within a few minutes, but the street itself feels tucked away from all of it.

It's zoned to Allen ISD, one of the bigger reasons buyers stretch to get into this city in the first place, and you're getting that zoning at a price point that's become genuinely rare here. A one-car garage and just over 1,100 square feet mean this isn't a forever home for everyone, but for a first-time buyer or someone downsizing without wanting to leave Allen, it's a legitimate way in.

Homes at this price with this much maintenance already handled don't sit long in this market. Details and more photos are up at https://www.google.com/url?q=http://cmoneysells.com&source=gmail&ust=1787660255024000&sa=E, or reach out and I'll get you in to see it.