When buyers ask me about top-tier communities in North Texas, one name I always bring up is Lexington, located in Frisco, TX. This large-scale, master-planned community delivers luxury living, family-friendly amenities and strong value in the Frisco ISD zone. In this article you’ll get a deep dive into everything you need to know about Lexington—ideal if you’re working with clients or looking to purchase in this promising neighborhood.
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Neighborhood Overview
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Lexington is a sprawling 950-acre master-planned community in Frisco.
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It is located on the east side of Coit Road, between Main Street and Eldorado Parkway in Frisco.
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The plan is for approximately 2,000 homes upon full build-out.
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Home types range from 37′ lot widths up to 74′ lot widths (with ultra-luxury segments) and a wide variety of floorplans and builders.
Housing Options & Builders
Lexington offers something for a wide range of budgets and buyer types:
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Entry to mid-luxury: “Duets 41’s” by Landon Homes on 41′ lots starting in the $600s.
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Mid-luxury: 55′-wide lots (e.g., Impression 55’s series) starting in the $800s.
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Luxury: 64′ and 74′ home-site segments by John R. Landon Homes with starting prices over $1 M and up to $1.5+ M for premium lots.
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Notable builders also include Toll Brothers offering their luxury line within Lexington.
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Example floorplans: Estate 64’s start around $999,990 according to builder information.
As a realtor working with clients, this spectrum gives you flexibility to market to young families, move-up buyers and luxury purchasers—all within the same community.
Amenities & Lifestyle
Lexington shines with its amenity package and connectivity:
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A resort-style amenity center: clubhouse, fitness center, event Great Room, pool, splash pad — described as “luxury living” in builder literature.
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Miles of hike-and-bike trails that connect into the City of Frisco’s master trail system.
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Green spaces and parks built in conjunction with the city (e.g., 16 acres for City of Frisco parks).
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Location advantages: easy access to world-class shopping, dining and entertainment in Frisco, while still offering a neighborhood feel.
For clients who want luxury, community feel, and convenience—it’s a strong offering.
Schools & Local Education
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Residents attend the highly-rated Frisco Independent School District (FISD).
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Elementary: Liscano (Eastern Side), Gunstream (Western side), Norris (Southcentral portion of the neighborhood)
- Middle: Nelson (Eastern Side), Wester (Western Side)
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High School: Independence (Eastern Side), Memorial (Western Side)
From a buyer’s perspective, the school piece is a very strong selling point—particularly for families looking at Frisco ISD.
If you're curious about school zoning for a certain address, contact me: CONTACT
Buyer Considerations & Market Insights
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Because Lexington is a large master-planned project, you’ll see new-construction inventory available (move-in ready or soon to be).
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Lot sizes and home sizes vary widely—so price ranges span from the $600s to over $1.5 M.
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While new-construction offers many benefits (builder warranties, modern plan features, amenities), buyers should still evaluate HOA fees, lot premiums, and timing of completion.
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Connectivity: Though closely tied into Frisco’s infrastructure, traffic and construction phases can affect the experience—worth discussing with clients.
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As a realtor in North Texas (and focusing on Logan Walter branding), emphasize the “live-work-play” positioning: luxury homes + family amenities + prime location = alignment with modern lifestyle buyers.
Ideal Buyer Profile
This community works particularly well for:
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Growing families that want access to FISD, modern amenities and social neighborhood infrastructure.
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Move-up buyers seeking luxury/resort-style home without having to go outside Frisco.
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Investors or buyers looking at new-construction homes in Frisco with brand-new infrastructure, good resale prospects.
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Buyers who value walkability, trail systems, lifestyle amenities, and a strong sense of community.
Nearby Attractions & Surroundings
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Proximity to major shopping centers, dining hubs and entertainment in Frisco (including the famed Stonebriar Centre at Preston/Eldorado).
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Easy access to Coit Road, Eldorado Parkway and other arterials – facilitating commute and connectivity.
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A highly-desirable location within the greater Dallas-Fort Worth metro area.
- Less than 1 mile to Bacchus Community Park
- 3 miles to Frisco Commons Park
- 3 miles from Limestone Quarry Park
- 4 Miles from the Frisco Rail District
FAQ
Q: What is the HOA fee?
A: $750 semi-annually. Contact me for current pricing: CONTACT
Q: What does the HOA cover?
A: Full Use of Facilities, Management Fees
Q: What is the HOA contact info?
A: 972-960-2800
Q: What types of homes are available in Lexington?
A: Lexington offers single-family homes with lot widths ranging from 37′ up to 74′. Builders include Landon Homes, John R. Landon Homes, Toll Brothers and others.
Q: What is the starting price for homes?
A: For example, the Duets 41’s start from the $600s; 55′ homes from the $800s; luxury 74′ sites start from $1.3 M+ in prime segments.
Q: What amenities does Lexington offer?
A: Resort-style pool and splash pad, clubhouse, fitness center, trails connected to the city system, parks and greenbelts.
Q: Which school district serves Lexington?
A: Lexington is served by the Frisco Independent School District (FISD)
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Elementary: Liscano (Eastern Side), Gunstream (Western side), Norris (Southcentral portion of the neighborhood)
- Middle: Nelson (Eastern Side), Wester (Western Side)
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High School: Independence (Eastern Side), Memorial (Western Side)
Q: Is Lexington a good investment in Frisco?
A: Yes – strong lifestyle amenities, high-quality build, reputable builders, excellent school district; all positive indicators for long-term value.
