The Grove Neighborhood in Frisco

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Closed-sale snapshot: 2024-02-05–2026-08-31. Historical sales describe the homes sold during this period, not current availability or the full neighborhood inventory.

3,304 sq ftMedian sold-home size$930,000Median sale price2018–2025Observed construction years

The period includes 17 closed sales, with sold-home sizes from 2,428 to 4,531 square feet. These figures frame a comparison of individual homes; they are not limits on every property in The Grove.

Architectural illustration of exterior features inspired by The Grove in Frisco — Clean double gables and a covered front porch accent a contemporary brick exterior.

First-Floor Suites and Multi-Use Bedrooms

Some homes in The Grove are designed with main-floor primary suites, occasionally paired with a guest suite or secondary bedroom on the first level. This setup can be useful for those seeking privacy, accessibility, or multi-generational living arrangements. For example, one plan includes two bedrooms with ensuite baths downstairs and additional bedrooms upstairs, while another offers a guest suite with a private bath on the main floor. Other homes cluster bedrooms on the upper level, reserving the ground floor for open living and gathering spaces.

Architectural illustration of interior features inspired by The Grove in Frisco — A waterfall quartz island with a farmhouse sink anchors white and navy cabinetry.

Kitchen Features and Entertaining Spaces

Kitchens in The Grove showcase a variety of finishes and appliances. Examples include chef-inspired spaces with oversized quartz islands, ceiling-height cabinetry, and premium brands such as Wolf, Sub-Zero, and KitchenAid. Some homes offer walk-in pantries with ample storage, while others include butler’s pantries or bar areas for entertaining. Features like pot fillers, wine refrigerators, and commercial-grade ranges are present in select properties, supporting both everyday cooking and hosting needs.

Flexible Living Areas: Game Rooms, Media Rooms, and Offices

Several homes provide multiple flexible living spaces. Examples include upstairs game rooms overlooking the main living area, dedicated media rooms for movie nights, and private studies—sometimes with custom built-ins or sun-filled windows—for remote work or projects. Some properties feature unique touches such as built-in bunk beds or playrooms, allowing for a variety of uses depending on household needs.

Architectural illustration of outdoor features inspired by The Grove in Frisco — A covered patio provides seating and dining space beside an enclosed lawn.

Garage Options and Storage Solutions

Garage configurations in The Grove range from two-car to three-car layouts. Select homes offer split or tandem garages, and some include upgrades like epoxy flooring, overhead storage, and slat wall systems. These features can help organize vehicles, hobbies, or equipment. Mudroom drop zones off the garage are present in certain homes, providing a convenient spot for storing daily essentials.

Outdoor Living and Lot Characteristics

Outdoor spaces vary across properties. Some homes feature covered patios for relaxation or entertaining, while others include custom outdoor kitchens or fireplaces. At least one home offers a private heated pool with spa, sun shelf, and waterfall features. Certain properties are situated on oversized or corner lots, and some are adjacent to green spaces, offering additional privacy or open views.

Explore Other Frisco Neighborhoods

Buyers interested in The Grove may also wish to consider Willow Pond or Winding Creek Estates for additional housing options within Frisco.

Closed homes by home size

Under 2,000 sq ft0 (0%)

2,000–2,999 sq ft4 (24%)

3,000–3,999 sq ft9 (53%)

4,000+ sq ft4 (24%)

17 sales with reported square footage, 2024-02-05–2026-08-31. Bars show the share of these sales, not the housing inventory.

Community resources and life in Frisco

For the next stage of your search, use the Frisco housing-and-moving checklist, Frisco-versus-Dallas ownership-cost comparison. Apply the comparison to the actual listing and your own routine.

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

Build a property-specific budget with the Frisco ownership-cost worksheet. Keep its quotes and estimates alongside the current association documents and inspection findings.

For the property you are considering, use the HOA document and cost review, parcel-level tax research, official crime-data research, purchase-cash checklist. Keep the current documents and observations with your home-search notes.

Historical sales report association dues including $637 per quarter; $612 per quarter; $641 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 Frisco ISD. Use the official district resources to confirm current attendance eligibility and campus assignments for the exact address.