Lexington Neighborhood in Frisco

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Closed-sale snapshot: 2023-11-06–2026-08-14. Historical sales describe the homes sold during this period, not current availability or the full neighborhood inventory.

4,606 sq ftMedian sold-home size$1,300,000Median sale price2016–2024Observed construction years

The period includes 38 closed sales, with sold-home sizes from 1,973 to 5,462 square feet. These figures frame a comparison of individual homes; they are not limits on every property in Lexington.

Architectural illustration of exterior features inspired by Lexington in Frisco — Brick, pale stone, and a metal roof accent define a varied front elevation.

Main-Level Suites and Multi-Generational Living

Some homes in Lexington feature main-level primary suites, with select properties offering two primary suites on the first floor. This arrangement supports multi-generational living or provides flexibility for guests. Examples include homes with both a primary and a mother-in-law suite, sometimes equipped with private baths and kitchenettes. These layouts offer privacy and convenience for guests or visitors.

Architectural illustration of interior features inspired by Lexington in Frisco — White cabinetry and dark counters surround a kitchen island beside an arched dining opening.

Flexible Living Areas and Dedicated Rooms

Several Lexington homes include dedicated home offices, media rooms, and game rooms. Some properties provide two office suites or a combination of office and flex spaces, supporting work-from-home needs or hobbies. Upstairs layouts may feature large game rooms and separate media rooms, while main levels can include formal dining rooms, studies with French doors, or versatile lifestyle rooms adjacent to the kitchen. This variety allows residents to tailor spaces for entertainment, productivity, or relaxation.

Kitchen Features and Culinary Design

Kitchens in Lexington homes are designed for both daily use and entertaining. Features observed include oversized islands, butler’s pantries, double ovens, commercial-grade gas cooktops, and secondary prep or spice kitchens. appliances, quartz or granite countertops, and custom cabinetry are present in some homes, with walk-in pantries and direct access to formal dining areas also available. These details cater to culinary enthusiasts and those who enjoy hosting gatherings.

Architectural Details and Materials

Distinctive architectural elements such as soaring ceilings, dramatic curved staircases, cedar-beamed ceilings, and extensive hardwood or porcelain tile flooring are present in many Lexington homes. Designer lighting, including Restoration Hardware fixtures, and plantation shutters add sophistication. Exterior finishes include Mediterranean-style stucco and tile roofs, with some homes featuring motorized patio screens, sliding glass doors for indoor-outdoor flow, and epoxy-finished garage floors for durability and style.

Architectural illustration of outdoor features inspired by Lexington in Frisco — Covered seating and an open patio border an enclosed lawn.

Outdoor Living and Lot Features

Lexington properties utilize their lots with covered patios, landscaped backyards, and, in select cases, outdoor kitchens or courtyards with fireplaces. Some homes are situated on larger or corner lots, providing space for future pools, play areas, or extended patios. A few properties feature private heated pools or spa installations, while others are designed with outdoor entertaining in mind, including built-in grills, pergolas, or gazebos. These features offer options for enjoying Texas evenings or hosting guests outdoors.

Garage and Storage Options

Three-car garages are available in several homes, with some offering split garages or additional storage solutions such as built-in cabinetry, overhead racks, or epoxy flooring. Select homes include garages equipped with electric vehicle chargers or dedicated workbenches, supporting households with multiple vehicles or storage needs.

For further comparison, Wade Settlement provides another Frisco neighborhood with alternative architectural styles and lot configurations. For a broader overview of Frisco neighborhoods, consult the official city neighborhood guide.

Closed homes by home size

Under 2,000 sq ft1 (3%)

2,000–2,999 sq ft1 (3%)

3,000–3,999 sq ft10 (26%)

4,000+ sq ft26 (68%)

38 sales with reported square footage, 2023-11-06–2026-08-14. Bars show the share of these sales, not the housing inventory.

Community resources and life in Frisco

Explore official Frisco 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

Historical sales report association dues including $1,500 per year; $1,200 per year. 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 Frisco ISD. Use the official district resources to confirm current attendance eligibility and campus assignments for the exact address.