Cypress Crossing Neighborhood in McKinney

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Closed-sale snapshot: 2023-11-15–2026-09-15. Historical sales describe the homes sold during this period, not current availability or the full neighborhood inventory.

4,037 sq ftMedian sold-home size$910,000Median sale price1999–2001Observed construction years

The period includes 15 closed sales, with sold-home sizes from 3,365 to 4,381 square feet. These figures frame a comparison of individual homes; they are not limits on every property in Cypress Crossing.

Architectural illustration of exterior features inspired by Cypress Crossing in McKinney
An arched limestone entrance punctuates a two-story brick exterior.

Flexible Suite Arrangements and Guest Accommodations

Some homes in Cypress Crossing are designed with both the primary suite and a secondary suite on the main floor, each with its own full bath. This setup is especially practical for multi-generational households or for those who host guests. For example, one property features a mother-in-law suite located opposite the primary bedroom, providing privacy and convenience for both residents and visitors. Other homes offer first-floor guest suites with attached baths, while select primary suites include sitting areas and direct access to the backyard.

Architectural illustration of interior features inspired by Cypress Crossing in McKinney
Light cabinets and a broad island adjoin a breakfast nook and wine bar.

Architectural Features: Grand Staircases and Multi-Level Living

Architectural details are a highlight in Cypress Crossing. Several homes showcase dramatic entryways with sweeping grand staircases, sometimes complemented by a secondary rear staircase to improve flow between living areas. In some cases, a secluded staircase leads directly to the primary suite, enhancing privacy. Upstairs spaces are dedicated to game rooms, media rooms, or homework lofts, with built-in desks and shelving for flexible use. These multi-level designs allow for separation of living, entertaining, and work or study spaces.

Kitchens and Living Areas Designed for Entertaining

Kitchens in this neighborhood are equipped for both serious cooking and social gatherings. Examples include remodeled kitchens with appliances such as 6-burner ranges, double ovens, and chef-grade refrigerators. Large islands, custom cabinetry, and walk-in pantries are present in several homes, with finishes like quartzite or granite countertops and designer lighting. Open-concept layouts allow kitchens to flow into spacious living and dining areas, making them central to daily life and entertaining. Some properties also feature custom wine bars or built-in desks within the kitchen area.

Architectural illustration of outdoor features inspired by Cypress Crossing in McKinney
A covered lounge faces mature trees and curved stone garden borders.

Outdoor Living: Pools, Kitchens, and Expansive Yards

Outdoor amenities are a standout in Cypress Crossing. Some homes offer resort-style features such as swimming pools, spas, putting greens, and built-in outdoor kitchens. Unique backyard elements found in select properties include LED-lit trampolines, firepits, and stone waterfalls. Covered patios and professionally landscaped yards provide shaded areas for relaxation, while large lawns offer space for play or future customization. These outdoor spaces are designed for both entertaining and everyday enjoyment.

Quality Materials, Upgrades, and Storage Solutions

Attention to detail is evident in the materials and finishes throughout these homes. Examples include hardwood floors, plantation shutters, custom millwork such as crown molding and solid wood doors, and renovated bathrooms with frameless showers, freestanding tubs, and dual vanities. Some homes are equipped with custom closet systems, upgraded light fixtures, solar panels, or electric vehicle chargers. Three-car garages are standard, with select properties offering oversized or split configurations to accommodate workshops, golf carts, or additional storage. Long driveways and corner lots provide ample parking, and inside, abundant cabinetry and walk-in closets ensure practical storage solutions.

Closed homes by home size

Under 2,000 sq ft0 (0%)
2,000–2,999 sq ft0 (0%)
3,000–3,999 sq ft7 (47%)
4,000+ sq ft8 (53%)
15 sales with reported square footage, 2023-11-15–2026-09-15. Bars show the share of these sales, not the housing inventory.

Community resources and life in McKinney

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HOA and ownership costs

Historical sales report association dues including $1,003 per year; $965 per year; $908 per year; $1,005 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 McKinney ISD. Use the official district resources to confirm current attendance eligibility and campus assignments for the exact address.

Elementary schools reported in historical sales

Wolford.

Middle and intermediate schools reported in historical sales

Evans.

High schools reported in historical sales

Mckinney Boyd.

Reported campus names are a starting point for an address-level check. Boundaries, grade configurations, and school names can change.

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