Ridgecrest · Trading Up
Trading up into Ridgecrest
Selling your first home and buying the next with one timeline, so you're never stuck in between.
Trading up in Ridgecrest
Trading up in Ridgecrest is the move this neighborhood is built for. The buyer here is usually a move-up buyer who wants more room and a newer home, but not a brand-new one, in a neighborhood that's already established. Offices, game rooms and media rooms are standard in most homes.
Two moves, one plan
I build one timeline for selling your current home and buying here. Your current home gets three pricing strategies, a staging consultation, professional and drone photos, a listing video, Coming Soon before launch and ads targeting the local market around the listing. I negotiate both deals. See trading up.
Why Ridgecrest
Front-entry garages and a social committee that stays busy around the holidays make it easy to get to know people. The land has some roll to it. The schools are McClure, Cockrill and McKinney North, and US 380 is close. You give up builder incentives and some energy efficiency. Compare Stonebridge Ranch for bigger trees and a wider range.
Next step
Plan your move or call (469) 693-3839. More on Ridgecrest homes, or go back home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Ridgecrest homes have home offices?
Most do, along with a game room and a media room.
Is Ridgecrest still being built?
No. It was built from 2004 to 2011 and is finished.
Can you sell my home and help me buy here?
Yes, on one timeline.
Ridgecrest
What trading up looks like in Ridgecrest
Mostly two-story brick homes built 2004 to 2011, with offices, game rooms and media rooms, near US 380.
- The homes
- Traditional North Texas style, mostly two-story brick, built 2004 to 2011 by builders including Highland and Drees. Most homes have an office, a game room and a media room. The land has some roll to it rather than being flat, and the homes all have front-entry garages.
- Why people choose it
- Usually move-up buyers who want a home that is newer but not brand new, in a neighborhood that is already established. Amenities include a community pool, playground, greenbelts, a dog park and a large green space for games and social events. The social committee is active, with lots going on around the holidays.
- Schools
- McKinney ISD: McClure Elementary, Cockrill Middle School and McKinney North High School.
- Getting around
- Close to Highway 380 for easy access.
- Nearby
- Many restaurants and entertainment options close by.
- The trade-off
- Buying in Ridgecrest means giving up new construction and builder incentives, and the homes are not as energy efficient as new builds.
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