WHAT'S IT LIKE LIVING IN ELDORADO HEIGHTS? A LOOK AT 3509 ALMOND LN IN MCKINNEY
Eldorado Heights is one of McKinney's established, walkable neighborhoods, and this three-bedroom on Almond Lane sits directly across from one of the community's three pools — a location detail that matters more in July than it does on a listing sheet.
McKinney has been one of the fastest-growing cities in the country for years now, and Eldorado Heights benefits from that growth without losing what made it appealing in the first place: mature trees, sidewalks, and a layout that predates the cookie-cutter subdivisions going up further north. Quick access to US-75 and the Sam Rayburn Tollway puts Allen, Plano, and Frisco within easy reach, so you're not sacrificing commute time for the established-neighborhood feel.
What sets this one apart is how much has already been taken care of. The HVAC system has been updated within the last few years. The roof and skylight were replaced in 2018. A brand-new hot water heater went in this past April. None of that is glamorous, but it's exactly what buyers should be asking about in a market where plenty of homes still need those big-ticket items done. The kitchen has been refreshed with updated appliances, and newer carpet throughout gives the whole home a move-in-ready feel instead of a project list.
Outside your door, E.A. Randles Park has a renovated playground, splash pad, and baseball and soccer fields, while Katherine B. Winniford Park offers walking trails and green space — real amenities within walking distance, not a marketing bullet point.
In a McKinney market where updated, move-in-ready homes are outperforming ones that need work, this one is positioned exactly where buyers are looking. If you want the full details or more photos, call or text me at 469-964-3895
McKinney has been one of the fastest-growing cities in the country for years now, and Eldorado Heights benefits from that growth without losing what made it appealing in the first place: mature trees, sidewalks, and a layout that predates the cookie-cutter subdivisions going up further north. Quick access to US-75 and the Sam Rayburn Tollway puts Allen, Plano, and Frisco within easy reach, so you're not sacrificing commute time for the established-neighborhood feel.
What sets this one apart is how much has already been taken care of. The HVAC system has been updated within the last few years. The roof and skylight were replaced in 2018. A brand-new hot water heater went in this past April. None of that is glamorous, but it's exactly what buyers should be asking about in a market where plenty of homes still need those big-ticket items done. The kitchen has been refreshed with updated appliances, and newer carpet throughout gives the whole home a move-in-ready feel instead of a project list.
Outside your door, E.A. Randles Park has a renovated playground, splash pad, and baseball and soccer fields, while Katherine B. Winniford Park offers walking trails and green space — real amenities within walking distance, not a marketing bullet point.
In a McKinney market where updated, move-in-ready homes are outperforming ones that need work, this one is positioned exactly where buyers are looking. If you want the full details or more photos, call or text me at 469-964-3895
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