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Buying a home in Trinity Falls
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Buying a home in Trinity Falls
Buying a home in Trinity Falls usually means buying new. The community is still being built on McKinney's north side, so you choose between builders, lot options and home types, including townhomes, and you can take advantage of builder incentives and more energy-efficient homes.
Buyers here are usually after the amenities and an open floor plan: pools, splash pads, lakes, trails, a dog park, a fitness room and an onsite lifestyle director who runs more than 75 events a year.
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Two things to plan for
The MUD tax. Trinity Falls has a Municipal Utility District, so property taxes and carrying costs run higher. I walk you through the full monthly number before you sign.
The drive. It's further north than most of McKinney. If you commute to Plano, Legacy West, Frisco or Dallas, drive it at rush hour first.
How I help
Bring me before your first model home visit. I've worked in new construction sales and will compare builders, incentives and contracts. I confirm school zoning too: Frazier Elementary is inside the community, zoned to Johnson Middle and McKinney North High. See new construction in Trinity Falls and how I help you buy.
Next step
Get in touch or call (469) 693-3839. More on Trinity Falls homes, or go back home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Trinity Falls have a MUD tax?
Yes, so property taxes and carrying costs run higher.
Is there a school inside Trinity Falls?
Yes, Frazier Elementary. The community is zoned to Johnson Middle and McKinney North High.
Is Trinity Falls still being built?
Yes, with several builders and lot options.
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What buying a home looks like in Trinity Falls
New construction on McKinney's north side with lakes and trails, B.B. Owen Park close by, and Frazier Elementary on site.
- The homes
- A newer community that is still being built, so buyers get choices: townhomes, several lot options and a variety of builders, with builder incentives and more energy-efficient homes. Del Webb at Trinity Falls, a 55+ community with its own clubhouse and pool, sits inside it.
- Why people choose it
- Buyers who want the amenities, new construction and open floor plans. The community is built around an outdoor lifestyle: pools, splash pads, lakes, trails, a dog park, event space and a fitness room, plus an onsite lifestyle director who coordinates over 75 events a year.
- Schools
- Frazier Elementary is inside the community. It is zoned to Johnson Middle School and McKinney North High School (McKinney ISD).
- Getting around
- Further north than most of McKinney, so the drive is longer, especially for anyone commuting to Plano, Legacy West, Frisco or Dallas.
- Nearby
- B.B. Owen Park, one of the main draws: a 350-acre natural park with wooded trails, lakes, an amphitheater and an 18-hole disc golf course.
- The trade-off
- Buyers give up a shorter commute and the mature landscaping of older neighborhoods. Trinity Falls has a MUD tax, so property taxes and carrying costs run higher than in a neighborhood without one.
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