West Plano, Texas borders North Dallas and is renowned as a prestigious, vibrant area known for its affluent neighborhoods, top-rated schools, thriving corporate hubs, and upscale amenities,
Golf enthusiasts will appreciate that West Plano is home to Gleneagles Country Club, featuring 36 holes of championship golf, while The Clubs of Prestonwood in nearby North Dallas provides additional golfing and social opportunities. For additional outdoor opportunities Plano is also a quick drive to the beautiful Lake Lewisville and Lake Ray Hubbard.
Luxury neighborhoods in West Plano include Willow Bend, Kings Ridge, Avignon Windhaven, Normandy Estates, and Shoal Creek. These communities are known for their lush, mature landscaping, tranquil ponds, and elegant fountains. The area also offers luxury high-rise living and upscale senior living options.
Education Excellence. West Plano is highly sought after for its top-rated public schools in Plano ISD, where the high school system is uniquely structured with Junior High (grades 9-10) and Senior High (grades 11-12) campuses. Private school options include: Prestonwood Christian Academy, Prince of Peach Christian School, Prince of Peace Lutheran School, Great Lakes Academy (specializing in learning differences). Nearby, families also have access to Trinity Christian Academy and Shelton School (specializing in learning differences). Additionally, The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) and University of North Texas (UNT) have campuses conveniently located in Plano.
Business & Career Opportunities, While Plano doesn’t have a precise Fortune 500 count, its part of the DFW metroplex and benefits from the area’s overall corporate presence. Plano is a major corporate hub, home to leaders such as: Bank of America, Ericsson, Intuit, Toyota Motor North America, JPMorgan Chase, Liberty Mutual Insurance, FedEx Office, NATT Data Systems, Yum! Brands and KFC is in the process of moving their corporate headquarters to Plano.
Community & Lifestyle, Plano’s population is approximately 290,000, with a median household income of $96,348. However, West Plano neighborhoods typically exceed this average due to their upscale character and affluent residents.
I have personally lived and worked in West Plano for 20 years where my children attended public and private schools. If this sounds like your kind of place, let’s connect and discuss! I’d love to help you find your new home in Plano.
