Living in Tucker Hill, McKinney TX
Timeless Architecture. Front-Porch Living. A Neighborhood Full of Character.
Located in northwest McKinney, Tucker Hill is a distinctive master-planned neighborhood inspired by the charm of traditional American towns. Colorful homes, welcoming front porches, tree-lined streets, and thoughtfully designed gathering spaces give the community a character all its own.
From neighborhood traditions and seasonal celebrations to parks, a community pool, and inviting outdoor spaces, Tucker Hill offers a lifestyle centered around connection and a strong sense of place.
Explore our Tucker Hill neighborhood guide to discover the homes, amenities, schools, and everyday experiences that make this McKinney community unique.
Tucker Hill at a Glance
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Location
Northwest McKinney, Texas
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Setting
Tree-Lined Streets, Parks & Green Spaces
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Amenities
Community Pool, Parks & Gathering Spaces
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Community Type
Traditional Neighborhood Development
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Schools
Prosper Independent School District
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Homes
Primarily Detached Single-Family Homes
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Accessibility
Near US-380, with Access to US-75 & Dallas North Tollway
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Architecture
Historic-Inspired Homes & Welcoming Front Porches
Why Live in Tucker Hill?
Tucker Hill stands apart from many North Texas neighborhoods with its traditional architecture, colorful homes, and streets designed to feel like a small town rather than a typical suburban subdivision.
Inspired by classic American neighborhoods, Tucker Hill features welcoming front porches, landscaped streets, pocket parks, and shared gathering spaces that encourage residents to spend time outdoors and connect with their surroundings.
But the appeal goes beyond architecture. Neighborhood celebrations, community events, and everyday conveniences contribute to a lifestyle that feels both established and inviting.
Community Highlights:
Historic-inspired architecture with individual character
Front porches, sidewalks, and pedestrian-friendly streets
Community pool, parks, playgrounds, and green spaces
Seasonal events and neighborhood traditions
Northwest McKinney location near US Highway 380
Tucker Hill Location & Accessibility
Tucker Hill is located in northwest McKinney, just north of US Highway 380 between Custer Road and Ridge Road. Its location provides access to both US Highway 75 and the Dallas North Tollway, connecting residents to destinations throughout McKinney, Frisco, Prosper, Plano, and the greater North Dallas area.
Nearby shopping, restaurants, and everyday services can be found along the US-380 corridor, while Historic Downtown McKinney offers a different experience with locally owned boutiques, restaurants, entertainment, and community events.
Tucker Hill also features a neighborhood-scale commercial area near its entrance, adding to its traditional town-inspired setting.
Nearby destinations include:
US Highway 380, US Highway 75, and Dallas North Tollway
Historic Downtown McKinney
Shopping and dining in McKinney and Prosper
Parks, recreation, and entertainment throughout Collin County
Employment centers in Frisco, Plano, and North Dallas
Homes & Architecture in Tucker Hill
Architecture is one of the first things visitors notice about Tucker Hill. Rather than repeating the same exterior designs throughout the neighborhood, the community embraces a mix of traditional American architectural styles, creating streets with variety, color, and individual character.
Homes feature details inspired by Craftsman, Victorian, Colonial Revival, Tudor, and other historic architectural traditions. Welcoming front porches, decorative trim, pitched rooflines, and thoughtfully coordinated landscaping help create the neighborhood's recognizable streetscape.
Front Porches & Rear-Entry Garages
One of Tucker Hill's signature design elements is its emphasis on the front of the home. Many properties feature prominent porches and rear-entry garages, allowing the streetscape to focus on architecture, landscaping, and pedestrian-friendly sidewalks rather than garage doors.
Custom Details & Architectural Variety
Individual homes may feature distinctive exterior colors, decorative woodwork, brick accents, balconies, and other architectural details. Interior layouts and finishes vary by builder and year of construction, giving buyers a range of options within a cohesive neighborhood design.
Traditional Single-Family Homes
Tucker Hill primarily features detached single-family homes with a variety of floor plans and homesite sizes. Buyers can find both single-story and two-story designs, with features that may include open living spaces, dedicated home offices, upstairs game rooms, and covered outdoor areas.
Tucker Hill Amenities & Outdoor Recreation
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Founders Square
Founders Square is Tucker Hill's signature gathering space, featuring an impressive central fountain, landscaped green areas, and a picturesque setting surrounded by the neighborhood's traditional architecture. It's a recognizable community landmark and a natural place for residents to gather.
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The Residents' Club
The Residents' Club serves as a central hub for neighborhood activities and gatherings. Nearby, the resort-style swimming pool offers a zero-entry area and interactive water features, providing a welcoming space for recreation during the warmer months.
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Parks & Playgrounds
Parks and playgrounds are located throughout Tucker Hill, offering open lawns, play equipment, and comfortable places to spend time outdoors. Smaller green spaces are intentionally incorporated into the neighborhood design, making recreation accessible from many residential streets.
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Lawn Chair Amphitheater
The Lawn Chair Amphitheater provides an outdoor gathering space for community concerts, performances, and neighborhood events. Its open-air setting reflects Tucker Hill's emphasis on shared experiences and opportunities to connect.
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Walking Paths & Green Space
Sidewalks, landscaped streets, and neighborhood paths encourage residents to explore Tucker Hill on foot. Mature trees, gardens, ponds, and natural green spaces add to the scenery and help create a more inviting pedestrian experience.
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Dog Park & Outdoor Gathering Areas
Tucker Hill includes a neighborhood dog park along with additional outdoor gathering areas, including parks with fire pits. These spaces offer more ways to enjoy the outdoors and connect with neighbors.
Explore Tucker Hill Through Our Community Video
Take a closer look at the architecture, neighborhood streets, parks, and gathering spaces that give Tucker Hill its distinctive character.
Life in Tucker Hill: Events & Neighborhood Lifestyle
Tucker Hill is known for more than its distinctive homes. Neighborhood traditions and organized activities are an important part of the community's character.
The resident-led Lifestyle Committee helps coordinate a variety of activities throughout the year, from seasonal celebrations and outdoor concerts to neighborhood gatherings, social clubs, and special-interest events.
Past activities have included Fourth of July celebrations, holiday festivities, concerts on the lawn, poolside events, and casual gatherings such as Coffee on the Porch.
What makes Tucker Hill especially distinctive is how naturally its physical design supports this lifestyle. Front porches, sidewalks, parks, and shared gathering spaces create opportunities for neighbors to connect, whether during an organized event or an ordinary afternoon walk.
Schools Serving Tucker Hill
Tucker Hill is located within the boundaries of Prosper Independent School District (Prosper ISD), even though the neighborhood has a McKinney address.
Prosper ISD serves a growing portion of northern Collin County and offers academic, fine arts, athletic, and extracurricular programs across its elementary, middle, and high school campuses.
School assignments depend on the property's attendance zone and the district's current boundary maps. Because Prosper ISD continues to grow and periodically adjusts attendance boundaries, buyers should confirm the assigned elementary, middle, and high schools for any home they're considering.
Reeves Elementary School
Located within Trinity Falls, Frazier Elementary provides a neighborhood elementary school option for assigned students (Kindergarten - 5).
Bridges Middle School
Part of Prosper ISD, Bridges Middle School serves students in the district's middle school grades 6-8.
Walnut Grove High School
Walnut Grove High School offers academic, athletic, fine arts, and extracurricular programs for students in grades 9–12.
Tucker Hill HOA Fees, Property Taxes & Homeowner Considerations
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Tucker Hill has a mandatory homeowners association that maintains common areas and recreational amenities, including Founders Square, the community pool, Residents' Club, neighborhood entrances, playgrounds, and green spaces.
The community previously published HOA dues of $415 per quarter beginning in 2021. Assessments may have changed since then, so buyers should verify the current amount and any additional fees through the HOA's resale documents.
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Property taxes in Tucker Hill depend on the taxing jurisdictions and exemptions applicable to each home.
Buyers should verify the property's current tax information through the Collin Central Appraisal District and review any applicable special assessments rather than relying on a general McKinney tax estimate.
The Black Swan Team can help you compare HOA obligations, property taxes, and ownership considerations when evaluating homes in Tucker Hill.
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Tucker Hill's traditional neighborhood character is supported by architectural and landscaping guidelines.
Exterior changes, additions, fencing, landscaping modifications, and other improvements may require HOA review or approval. Buyers planning renovations should review the governing documents before purchasing.
New Construction & Home Builders in Trinity Falls
Trinity Falls continues to offer new construction opportunities from a variety of homebuilders, giving buyers the ability to compare floor plans, homesite sizes, architectural styles, and available design features.
Depending on the builder and stage of construction, buyers may choose from completed inventory homes, properties already under construction, or opportunities to select a floor plan and personalize certain finishes.
Buying New Construction in Trinity Falls
Buying directly from a builder can feel straightforward, but there are important differences between a new construction purchase and a traditional resale transaction.
Builder contracts, construction timelines, design upgrades, financing incentives, inspections, and warranty provisions all deserve careful review.
The builder's sales representative works for the builder. Having your own REALTOR® provides an additional perspective when comparing properties, evaluating incentives, and navigating the purchase process.
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Homebuilders in Trinity Falls
Current builders and builder offerings advertised within the community include:
Cadence Homes
Chesmar Homes
Coventry Homes
David Weekley Homes
Del Webb
Drees Custom Homes
Highland Homes
Perry Homes
Builder participation, available homesites, and floor plans may change as individual sections develop.
55+ Living in Trinity Falls
Trinity Falls is also home to Del Webb at Trinity Falls, a dedicated 55+ active adult neighborhood offering single-story homes and amenities designed around recreation, wellness, and social connection.
Del Webb residents enjoy access to neighborhood-specific amenities, including a swimming pool, fitness facilities, pickleball courts, bocce ball courts, and organized social activities.
Homes feature a variety of floor plans with an emphasis on functional layouts, flexible living spaces, and low-maintenance design options.
While Del Webb is part of the larger Trinity Falls master plan, its age-restricted neighborhood has separate community guidelines and certain exclusive amenities. Buyers should verify eligibility requirements, HOA assessments, and amenity access before purchasing.
Is Trinity Falls the Right Neighborhood for You?
Trinity Falls offers an appealing combination of modern homes, outdoor recreation, and community amenities, but the right neighborhood depends on your priorities.
Trinity Falls may be worth considering if you value:
Access to parks, trails, lakes, and outdoor recreation
Resort-style pools, fitness facilities, and community gathering spaces
A choice between new construction and resale homes
Organized neighborhood activities and social opportunities
A north McKinney location with access to major roadways
A few things to consider:
The community's north McKinney location may mean longer drives to some employment centers and destinations.
HOA assessments and MUD property taxes should be included in your housing budget.
Ongoing construction may affect traffic and activity in developing sections.
Homesite sizes, maintenance requirements, and amenity access can vary by neighborhood.
The best way to decide whether Trinity Falls is right for you is to explore the community, compare available homes, and understand the details that matter most to your lifestyle and budget.
Homes for Sale in Trinity Falls, McKinney TX
Ready to explore available homes? Trinity Falls offers a variety of resale properties, new construction opportunities, and homes within the Del Webb 55+ neighborhood.
Browse the featured listings below for a preview of what's currently on the market, or visit our complete Trinity Falls home search to explore property photos, pricing, floor plans, and listing details.
Frequently Asked Questions About Trinity Falls
Considering a move to Trinity Falls? Here are answers to some of the most common questions buyers ask about this north McKinney community.
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Trinity Falls is located in north McKinney, Texas, near US Highway 75 and US Highway 380. The community offers convenient access to shopping and dining along the US-380 corridor, with Historic Downtown McKinney a short drive away.
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Trinity Falls offers two major amenity centers, The Club and The Lodge, featuring swimming pools, fitness and gathering spaces, and outdoor recreation areas. The community also includes splash pads, playgrounds, Old Joe Dog Park, walking and biking trails, and the approximately 350-acre B.B. Owen Park.
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Yes. Trinity Falls has a homeowners association that manages community amenities, shared spaces, and neighborhood guidelines. HOA fees and additional assessments can vary by property type or neighborhood, so buyers should verify the current amounts for the home they're considering.
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Yes. Trinity Falls is located within McKinney Municipal Utility District No. 1, which is a separate taxing jurisdiction from the City of McKinney. Buyers should review the complete property tax breakdown for each home to understand the applicable rates and assessments.
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Trinity Falls is served by McKinney Independent School District. Schools identified with the community include Ruth and Harold Frazier Elementary, Scott Morgan Johnson Middle School, and McKinney North High School. School assignments should always be verified with the district for a specific address.
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Yes. Trinity Falls continues to offer new construction opportunities from multiple homebuilders. Available options may include completed inventory homes, homes under construction, and build-to-order opportunities, depending on the builder and current availability.
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Yes. Del Webb at Trinity Falls is a dedicated 55+ active adult neighborhood featuring single-story homes, exclusive recreational amenities, and organized social activities. Buyers should review the neighborhood's age restrictions and community guidelines.
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Having your own REALTOR® can help you compare builders, evaluate incentives, review contract terms, and understand the purchase process. Builder sales representatives represent the builder's interests, so independent representation can be valuable. It's best to contact your agent before your first model home visit because some builders have specific registration requirements.
Call or Text 972-303-8854
Whether you're exploring Trinity Falls for the first time, comparing new construction with resale homes, or preparing to sell a property in the community, the Black Swan Team is here to help.
As local McKinney REALTORS® with DHS Realty, Alicia and Roland Brown bring neighborhood knowledge, market insight, and a hands-on approach to every transaction.
We believe good real estate decisions start with good information. Our goal is to help you understand your options, navigate the details, and move forward with confidence—without pressure.
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