Painted Tree · Luxury Homes
Luxury homes in Painted Tree
Pricing, presentation and reach for a smaller pool of buyers at the top of the market.
Luxury homes in Painted Tree
Luxury homes in Painted Tree reach over $1,000,000 (as of September 2026). What sets them apart from most new luxury construction is the setting: the developer kept the mature trees, wetlands and creek areas, so a new home can sit among old trees.
Selling at the top of Painted Tree
A resale luxury home here competes with builders and with established luxury communities like Stonebridge Ranch and Prosper. Three pricing strategies with the risks of each, refreshed monthly. Professional photography, drone photos of the lot and the trees, and a listing video. See selling a luxury home.
Buying at the top
If you're building, bring me before the first model home visit. At this price, the difference between builders' included features and lot premiums adds up fast. See Painted Tree builders.
Talk to me
Get in touch or call (469) 693-3839. Back home.
Frequently Asked Questions
How expensive are Painted Tree's luxury homes?
Over $1,000,000, as of September 2026.
What makes Painted Tree different from other new luxury?
The preserved mature trees, wetlands and creek areas.
Should I bring an agent to the builder?
Yes, before your first visit.
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What luxury homes looks like in Painted Tree
New construction on the US 380 corridor, where the developer kept the mature trees, creeks and wetlands.
- The homes
- A fairly new community divided into three districts: Woodland, Village and Lakeside. Townhomes, cottage-style homes, single-family and luxury homes, plus a rental neighborhood. Prices run from the low $400s to over $1,000,000 (as of September 2026). Builders as of September 2026: Bloomfield, CB JENI, Centre Living, Coventry, David Weekley, Drees, Normandy, Southgate, Tri Pointe and Trophy Signature.
- Why people choose it
- Buyers after a modern kitchen, an open floor plan, an office, game or media rooms, energy efficiency and a builder warranty. The developer deliberately kept the mature trees, wetlands, creek areas and other natural features, which is unusual for new construction.
- Schools
- The community is large enough to be zoned to several schools: McClure and Minshew Elementary, Cockrill and Johnson Middle, and McKinney Boyd and McKinney North High School. Check the zoning for the specific address.
- Getting around
- On the US 380 corridor, closer to downtown McKinney and with easier access to the highways.
- Nearby
- A 20-acre stocked pond, a walking trail system, pools, and Outpost Park (11.5 acres).
- The trade-off
- Buyers give up mature landscaping, established yards, and the predictability of a community that is already finished.
The method
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