Plano, Texas · 10 neighborhoods

Plano neighborhoods, compared

Typical home values, age, size, schools, HOAs and parks for ten of Plano's best-known neighborhoods, measured home by home from Collin County's 2026 appraisal roll.

10,889 homesCounty recordsUpdated October 2026

Deerfield Willow Bend Preston Meadow Lakeside on Preston Gleneagles Whiffletree Hunters Glen Ridgeview Ranch Downtown Plano Timberbrook

Side by side

NeighborhoodTypical valuePer sq ftTypical sizeBuiltHomesSchools
Lakeside on Preston $1.35M $295 4,684 sf 1996 523 Plano
Willow Bend $1.29M $298 4,512 sf 1994 1,821 Plano
Gleneagles $1.04M $272 3,960 sf 1994 302 Plano
Deerfield $786K $206 3,824 sf 1993 1,050 Plano & Frisco
Whiffletree $633K $209 3,151 sf 1986 1,192 Plano
Preston Meadow $614K $214 2,969 sf 1993 1,257 Plano
Ridgeview Ranch $530K $194 2,708 sf 1999 923 Frisco
Hunters Glen $527K $200 2,637 sf 1987 2,208 Plano
Timberbrook $495K $199 2,543 sf 2001 1,021 Plano
Downtown Plano $285K $216 1,327 sf 1969 592 Plano

About this data

Sources: Collin Central Appraisal District 2026 certified roll and 2021-2025 rolls (Texas Open Data Portal) and parcel maps; Plano ISD 2025-26 attendance zones; City of Plano GIS (Frisco ISD zones, registered neighborhood associations, parks and trails); Texas Education Agency A-F ratings. Single-family parcels only (state category A, including townhomes and condos). Values are county appraisals for tax purposes, not sale prices. Pulled October 2026.

Neighborhood names don't have official borders; each page lists the recorded subdivisions it includes. Kings Ridge, often called a Plano neighborhood, is inside Frisco's city limits, so it's not on this list. Want your neighborhood added? Tell us.