Frisco, TX Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Known as "Sports City USA," Frisco combines professional sports, entertainment, and outdoor recreation into an exceptional living experience. The Star serves as the Dallas Cowboys' headquarters and features year-round events, shopping, and dining. Sports fans enjoy FC Dallas soccer matches at Toyota Stadium, while the Comerica Center hosts the Frisco RoughRiders baseball and Texas Legends basketball teams. Cultural attractions include the National Videogame Museum, Museum of the American Railroad, and the Texas Sculpture Garden. The dining scene features upscale options like Eddie V's seafood restaurant and Haywire's refined Texas cuisine, alongside local favorites such as The Heritage Table, where James Beard Award nominee Chef Rich Vana creates farm-to-table dishes.

The Frisco real estate market includes diverse price points across its neighborhoods. The current median sale price for homes is $710,000, with single family homes at $775,900, townhomes at $515,000, and two bedroom condos at $1,050,000. Luxury neighborhoods like Starwood command a median single family home price of $1,774,500, while Phillips Creek Ranch homes have a median price of $1,175,000. More moderate options exist in the Rail District, where the median single family home price is $550,000.

Property taxes in Frisco follow Collin County's effective rate of 1.66%. Texas residents benefit from no state income tax, though they pay a combined sales tax rate of 8.20%. The education system includes highly rated public schools such as Lebanon Trail High School and Reedy High School, both rated A plus by Niche. Private education options include Legacy Christian Academy and Coram Deo Academy of Collin County. Located 28 miles north of downtown Dallas, Frisco primarily relies on car transportation, with access to the Dallas North Tollway and US 380. The city provides on-demand transit through DCTA's GoZone service.