WHY ARE BUYERS LOOKING AT GREENVILLE, TX RIGHT NOW? A LOOK AT 119 LIPAN ST
Because Greenville is delivering more house for the money, real job growth, and a slower pace than anything inside the Dallas city limits — and this three-bedroom on Lipan Street is a clean example of what that actually looks like.
Set on a quiet street in an established neighborhood, this home is minutes from major employers like L3Harris, plus shopping, dining, and schools, with quick access to I-30. That's the balance a lot of listings claim and few actually deliver: genuine accessibility paired with genuine neighborhood calm. You're not trading a long commute for a quiet street here — you get both.
Vinyl plank flooring runs through the main living areas, giving you a clean, durable finish instead of something you'll be replacing in five years. The layout is built for daily life and entertaining alike, with a flow between rooms that feels natural rather than chopped up. The kitchen backs that up with ample cabinetry and generous prep space — the kind of kitchen that works whether it's a Tuesday dinner or people are actually over.
Both bathrooms have been updated with fresh, modern finishes, and the primary suite is oversized, with room for a sitting area, a home office setup, or just a place to close the door. That kind of square footage in the primary is genuinely hard to find at this price point, and it's one of the things that separates this listing from others nearby.
Greenville sits far enough out that the numbers work differently than Collin County right now — more square footage and more land per dollar, while staying connected to the aerospace corridor and the highway. For buyers who've been priced out closer in, this is worth a look.
Want to see the rest of it?, call or text me at 469-964-3895
Set on a quiet street in an established neighborhood, this home is minutes from major employers like L3Harris, plus shopping, dining, and schools, with quick access to I-30. That's the balance a lot of listings claim and few actually deliver: genuine accessibility paired with genuine neighborhood calm. You're not trading a long commute for a quiet street here — you get both.
Vinyl plank flooring runs through the main living areas, giving you a clean, durable finish instead of something you'll be replacing in five years. The layout is built for daily life and entertaining alike, with a flow between rooms that feels natural rather than chopped up. The kitchen backs that up with ample cabinetry and generous prep space — the kind of kitchen that works whether it's a Tuesday dinner or people are actually over.
Both bathrooms have been updated with fresh, modern finishes, and the primary suite is oversized, with room for a sitting area, a home office setup, or just a place to close the door. That kind of square footage in the primary is genuinely hard to find at this price point, and it's one of the things that separates this listing from others nearby.
Greenville sits far enough out that the numbers work differently than Collin County right now — more square footage and more land per dollar, while staying connected to the aerospace corridor and the highway. For buyers who've been priced out closer in, this is worth a look.
Want to see the rest of it?, call or text me at 469-964-3895
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