Tucker Hill Neighborhood in McKinney

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Closed-sale snapshot: 2023-11-08–2026-10-13. Historical sales describe the homes sold during this period, not current availability or the full neighborhood inventory.

3,178 sq ftMedian sold-home size$770,000Median sale price2007–2021Observed construction years

The period includes 78 closed sales, with sold-home sizes from 1,810 to 4,742 square feet. These figures frame a comparison of individual homes; they are not limits on every property in Tucker Hill.

Architectural illustration of exterior features inspired by Tucker Hill in McKinney — A deep front porch and white picket fence frame a traditional cottage.

Flexible Floor Plans and Suite Arrangements

Some Tucker Hill homes are designed with main-level primary suites, and in certain cases, a guest suite is also located on the first floor. This arrangement can provide privacy for residents or accommodate multigenerational living. Examples include homes with both the primary and a guest suite downstairs, while additional bedrooms, game rooms, or media rooms are situated upstairs. Dedicated offices or flex rooms are also found in select properties, supporting remote work or hobbies.

Architectural illustration of interior features inspired by Tucker Hill in McKinney — A granite island and painted cabinetry adjoin a bright breakfast area.

Kitchens and Entertaining Spaces

Kitchens in Tucker Hill are tailored for both daily living and entertaining. Features observed in various homes include oversized islands, commercial-grade cooktops such as Wolf or Monogram brands, double ovens, and butler’s pantries with glass-front cabinetry. Some kitchens offer custom cabinetry, quartz or granite countertops, and walk-in pantries. Open-concept layouts connect kitchens to living and dining areas, and several homes provide direct access to covered patios or outdoor kitchens, supporting gatherings and indoor-outdoor flow.

Architectural illustration of outdoor features inspired by Tucker Hill in McKinney — A screened porch overlooks a compact backyard shaded by mature trees.

Garage Options and Storage Features

Garage configurations in Tucker Hill vary, with examples including rear-entry two- and three-car garages, tandem layouts, and garages equipped with climate control or EV charging stations. Some properties offer extra storage solutions such as ceiling racks, cabinetry, or space for a golf cart. In select homes, garages feature workbenches, utility sinks, or a split mini air conditioner, catering to those who need a workshop or additional storage space.

Outdoor Living and Yard Features

Outdoor living is emphasized in Tucker Hill. Some homes feature expansive covered front porches, screened-in patios, or second-story balconies. Backyards may include low-maintenance turf, putting greens, pergola-covered patios, or professionally landscaped courtyards. Examples include properties with built-in grills, fire pits, or heated pools and spas. Corner lots and oversized yards are available for those seeking additional outdoor space for entertaining or gardening.

Recent Upgrades and Material Improvements

Several homes in Tucker Hill have undergone recent renovations or upgrades. Notable improvements include new hardwood flooring, remodeled kitchens with updated cabinetry and hardware, impact-resistant roofing, new HVAC systems, and whole-home standby generators. Designer lighting, plantation shutters, and custom accent walls are also found in some properties, while unique features such as attic elevators or dry saunas appear in select homes.

Explore Additional Neighborhoods

For those considering other options in McKinney, Wilmeth Ridge North and Wynn Ridge Estates offer additional single-family home choices with their own distinctive features.

Closed homes by home size

Under 2,000 sq ft2 (3%)

2,000–2,999 sq ft33 (42%)

3,000–3,999 sq ft28 (36%)

4,000+ sq ft15 (19%)

78 sales with reported square footage, 2023-11-08–2026-10-13. Bars show the share of these sales, not the housing inventory.

Community resources and life in McKinney

For your property comparison, review the neighborhood-selection checklist, official crime-research process, luxury-home comparison, historic versus newer traditional-home guide. Apply the checklists to the exact house and current documents; a neighborhood name alone does not establish features, designation or crime conditions.

Compare housing responsibilities and organize your move with the McKinney pros-and-cons and moving checklist. Test your actual office route using the McKinney-to-Dallas commute guide before choosing a property.

Explore official McKinney community resources for broader city information. Compare routes and public destinations from the actual home; a city resource does not establish walking access or an amenity within the neighborhood.

HOA and ownership costs

Considering homes in more than one city? Use the Fairview-versus-McKinney home comparison and Melissa-versus-McKinney home comparison to compare actual layouts, garage and outdoor needs, ownership responsibilities and daily routes.

Compare the actual home with the McKinney home-tour worksheet. If Dallas is also on your shortlist, use the McKinney-versus-Dallas ownership-cost comparison with quotes and estimates for each property.

Plan the financial side of your move with the McKinney ownership-budget worksheet and purchase-cash checklist. Review parcel-level property taxes and HOA payments and documents separately for each suitable home.

Historical sales report association dues including $520 per quarter; $475 per quarter. These amounts are historical references. Confirm the current fee, billing schedule, covered services, transfer charges, and any assessments in the documents for the property.

Schools and attendance information

Historical property information reports Prosper ISD. Use the official district resources to confirm current attendance eligibility and campus assignments for the exact address.