McKinney Homes with Barndominium Architectural Style

McKinney Homes with Barndominium Architectural Style

Welcome to McKinney, Texas, a vibrant city nestled in the heart of Collin County, just a short drive north of Dallas. Known for its rich history, charming downtown area, and a strong sense of community, McKinney is a place where modern living meets small-town charm. With a growing population and a variety of amenities, it’s no wonder that this city has been recognized as one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S.

One of the architectural styles gaining popularity in McKinney is the Barndominium. These unique homes blend the rustic charm of a barn with the comfort and convenience of modern living. Characterized by their open floor plans, high ceilings, and spacious interiors, Barndominiums offer a versatile living space that can be tailored to your lifestyle. Whether you’re looking for a cozy family home or a spacious retreat for entertaining, these structures provide endless possibilities.

In McKinney, Barndominiums are often set against the backdrop of sprawling landscapes and picturesque views, allowing residents to enjoy the tranquility of nature while being just minutes away from the bustling city life. With local parks, excellent schools, and a thriving arts scene, living in a Barndominium in McKinney means embracing a lifestyle that values both comfort and community.

Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or searching for your dream property, McKinney’s Barndominiums offer a unique opportunity to experience the best of Texas living. Come discover the charm and warmth of McKinney, where your dream home awaits!

Newest McKinney Homes with Barndominium Architectural Style

Discover the perfect blend of peaceful country living and city convenience with this beautiful 3.30-acre tract just outside McKinney, Texas. Located in the highly sought-after Melissa ISD, this property offers an exceptional opportunity to build your dream home, barndominium, or invest in an area experiencing tremendous growth. With no known restrictions, you'll have the flexibility to create the lifestyle you've been dreaming of. Enjoy wide-open spaces, scenic surroundings, and a quiet country atmosphere while remaining just minutes from McKinney's shopping, dining, and entertainment. Commuters will appreciate the easy access to major highways, making travel to the Metroplex simple and convenient. Whether you're looking for a homesite, a long-term investment, or a place to enjoy the best of both worlds, this property checks all the boxes. Experience country charm with the convenience of a prime location and exciting growth all around. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own acreage in one of North Texas' most desirable and rapidly growing areas!

3.3 Ac 3.3 Ac County Road 995, McKinney

This 1.5 acres of unzoned land at 2895 County Road 341 in McKinney offers flexibility for residential or commercial use, subject to buyer verification and permitting requirements. With water available, overhead electricity at the property, and a septic system needed, this level parcel is ready for a wide variety of future possibilities. Located in the growing north McKinney and Melissa corridor, the property offers county road frontage, an open building site, mature trees along the perimeter, and a peaceful rural setting while remaining close to everyday conveniences. Downtown Melissa, Buc-ee's, grocery stores, restaurants, and shopping are all within approximately 5 to 10 minutes. U.S. Highway 75 is only minutes away, providing convenient access to McKinney, Sherman, Plano, Allen, and the greater Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Historic Downtown McKinney, H-E-B, Costco, McKinney National Airport, Bonnie Wenk Park, and numerous retail and dining destinations are all within approximately 15 to 20 minutes, giving future owners the opportunity to enjoy acreage living without sacrificing convenience. This unzoned acreage of this size is becoming increasingly difficult to find in Collin County. Whether you're planning a custom residence, office, workshop, small business, or long-term investment, this property offers the flexibility, accessibility, and location that today's buyers are searching for. Schedule your private tour and explore the possibilities.

2895 County Road 341, McKinney

2 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 21297322 MLS

Talk about a property that truly has it all. This home offers the perfect blend of country living with the convenience of being just minutes from town. From the moment you pull into the driveway, the unique charm of this barndominium stands out—from the impressive shop out to the peaceful, covered porch in the back. Inside, the open and spacious floor plan provides plenty of room to make the space your own. Both bedrooms are generously sized, and there’s a flexible bonus room off the living area that can serve as an office, hobby room, or anything you need. The attic has been fully floored, giving you even more usable space—ideal for a game room, additional bedrooms, or whatever you imagine. Step outside and you’ll find a well-insulated 40x40 detached garage complete with a car lift, perfect for projects and outdoor hobbies. Home has a generator for backup and solar panels that are paid in full. There’s also a dog kennel and a covered outdoor kitchen area, fire pit, making the property even more functional and inviting. **Also master bedroom and bath has handicap features This home is truly move-in ready. Don’t miss your chance to make it yours.

2627 County Road 722, McKinney

An opportunity to own approximately 9.1 acres in one of Collin County's fastest-growing corridors. Located at 5199 FM 1827 in McKinney, this unrestricted corner tract combines open pasture, mature trees and exceptional road frontage, creating an opportunity for a private estate, recreational property, equestrian use, or long-term investment. Just outside the city limits, the property benefits from no known deed restrictions and no city zoning requirements, offering flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find in the McKinney, Prosper, Celina, and Melissa markets. Water and electric service are available in the area, making future development more convenient while maintaining the privacy and space of rural living. The land features a blend of open meadow, scattered native trees, wooded borders, and a pond surrounded by mature trees. Multiple potential building sites offer opportunities for privacy, views, and customization. The corner location provides extensive frontage and easy access from multiple directions. Positioned in north Collin County, the property offers access to Downtown McKinney, US Highway 75, US Highway 380, the Dallas North Tollway expansion corridor, Prosper, Celina, Allen, Frisco, and the major employment, retail, dining, and entertainment destinations that continue to drive regional growth. Historic Downtown McKinney, PGA Frisco, Frisco's corporate corridor, and numerous shopping and recreation destinations are all within the greater surrounding area. Large unrestricted acreage tracts with a pond, mature trees, utility availability, and corner frontage are becoming increasingly rare in Collin County. Whether you're seeking a custom homesite, family compound, land investment, or future development opportunity, this property offers flexibility, natural beauty, and a highly desirable location in one of North Texas' most sought-after growth markets. Contact us today for additional information or to schedule a private tour.

5199 Fm-1827, McKinney

Imagine building your dream home with a view of your own private lake. This beautiful setting is on over 5 acres and is located in the highly sought Melissa ISD. It is on a corner lot and has quick access to several major roads including Hwy 380, I-75, Highway 121 and Highway 5, you will enjoy the best of quiet living not too far from shopping and restaurants. This area is growing fast, so grab this opportunity to have that huge property you've been dreaming of before it is priced out of reach.

2991 County Road 341, McKinney

Need a private showroom for your car collection? Or, are you looking for hangar space for your new aircraft? Need space for your motorcoach, boats and toys? Come build your 'bragging rights' showroom at 9400 Beagle Lane at Aero Country East Airport (T31), a secure, gated aviation community in McKinney, Texas. This hangar lot is one of the LAST HANGAR LOTS WITH *BRING YOUR OWN BUILDER RIGHTS* FOR SALE AT T31 AERO COUNTRY AIRPORT EAST. ***OWN THE LAND. NOT A GROUND LEASE!*** HAVE US BUILD YOUR SHOWROOM HANGAR OR BRING YOUR OWN BUILDER. Add a man-cave; apartment residence; office and conference room*, the sky is the limit! Hangar not included in lot sales price. BUILD REQUIREMENTS: 60 X 60 X 25 HANGAR. Ask for full build requirements. New hangar & residential development at Aero Country East. T31 a privately owned, public use airport located between Frisco, McKinney & Prosper, in the North Dallas Texas Metroplex. Gated, luxury hangar & residential airport ~ airpark, with community pool and amenities for the exlusive use of Owners & guests. • Paved & lighted, 3,100' runway & 1,500' airstrip, continuous. • Dedicated taxiways. • Build your 60' x 60' Hangar, with 54' Hangar Door. • CORNER HANGAR LOT: Add rollup door for your Big Toys, RV's & Trailers. • Bring your planes, cars & toys, and join the Airpark Lifestyle! • Pilots Quarters, Residences & (non-public facing) office - conference rooms, Allowed • (No Homesteading tax break for aircraft hangars.) • RETAIL OR PUBLIC-FACING COMMERCIAL BUSINESS USE, STRICTLY PROHIBITED. • NO FLIGHT SCHOOLS. • Roadways, taxiways, runways & airstrip, completed. • Underground Utilities, installed. • City Water & City Sewer, CoServ Natural Gas & Electric Co-Op, AT&T Fiber Optic Internet, Cable & Phone. Come be a part of an amzaing aviation community of Aero Country East. Schedule your tour. Please note this is a Gated Airport Community. No unauthorized vehicles. Showing appointment required.

9400 Beagle Ln, McKinney

Incredible opportunity to own 5 acres just outside the McKinney city limits—offering the perfect blend of privacy, flexibility, and convenience. Located minutes from Hwy 380, this property provides easy access to shopping, dining, and major commuter routes while maintaining a peaceful, rural setting. With no HOA and low county taxes, the possibilities are endless—build your dream home, create a private retreat, or explore future development potential. The land is dotted with mature trees and offers a gently rolling terrain ideal for a custom build. A structure exists on the property, but no value is attributed to the home; the true value lies in the land itself. This is a rare chance to secure acreage in a rapidly growing area with excellent proximity to both McKinney and surrounding communities.

2729 Stickhorse Ln, McKinney

12.51 Acres in Unincorporated Collin County -- Now Priced at $875,000 This 12.51-acre tract in the ETJ of one of the fastest-growing counties in the United States represents a compelling entry point for developers, investors, ranchers, or long-term land holders. Unplatted and unrestricted by city zoning, the property sits close to US-380 and the McKinney growth corridor, where land values have tracked the region's consistent northward expansion. County road frontage on Broken Arrow Lane provides easy access. City water is available on site. The land features a natural mix of mature trees and open pasture. Adjacent to Collin County's Sister Grove Regional Water Resource Recovery Facility -- a major public infrastructure investment that reflects the county's long-term commitment to this corridor. Proposed uses include: residential subdivision, estate lots, barndominium, agricultural, ranch, commercial, recreational, or long-term hold. No HOA. McKinney ISD. Seller is motivated. Priced at $69,944 per acre. Cash or conventional financing. Buyer establishing qualifying agricultural use may apply for an AG exemption through Collin County CAD -- no rollback tax risk since the property has never held an exemption. Buyer to verify zoning, utilities, AG exemption eligibility, and development feasibility.

2084 Broken Arrow Ln, McKinney

Premier Equestrian Living on nearly 50 acres of beautiful North Texas Land just minutes from Downtown McKinney. Offering exceptional facilities, thoughtful design and unmatched versatility. This property combines Tract 23 which is 40.849 acres and Tract 333 which is 8.946 acres for a total of 49.795 acres. At the heart of the property sits an impressive 122x46 barn with removable stall walls allowing up to eight individual stalls or four oversized double stalls with individual exterior doors. The barn features two wash bays, two tack bays, kitchen, tack room, bathroom, feed room and storage. Black Equine Paver Tile Flooring throughout the aisle way, safe and non-slip for horses. Access points include a large roll up door on the south side and double sliding doors at each end of the barn. Adjacent to the barn is an impressive 160x200 covered arena, ideal for year round training and events. Storage built in to the side walls of the arena. Observation area and lounge complete with full kitchen, dining area, living room. lounge, two dressing rooms and two bathrooms on the main level. A spiral staircase leads to a private loft bedroom and closet. Perfect retreat or guest accommodations. Scenic walking and riding trails throughout the property. Perimeter Fencing, Gated Entry, Stock Pond and Reservoir Frontage are just a few of the highlights. With over 1000 feet of road frontage, there are endless opportunities for what this property can become.

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Arnold LaLande isn't a typical North Texas Realtor — and if you've spent any time interviewing them, you've probably noticed most of them sound alike. Arnold takes a different approach, shaped by two experiences that set him apart: a career built on moving people at scale, and a life that has repeatedly required him to be the relocating client himself. A logistics background you can feel in every transaction Before real estate, Arnold spent over two decades in human logistics for two of the world's largest airlines — the kind of work where thousands of people, tight timelines, and unforgiving margins for error are all part of the same Tuesday afternoon. That background shaped the way he runs a transaction today: clear expectations set from day one, steady communication throughout, and a "trust but verify" discipline that keeps the process on track and surprises to a minimum. In a business where small mistakes get expensive quickly, Arnold's clients get the benefit of someone who spent a career making sure the planes ran on time — and now brings that same operational precision to one of the largest financial decisions they'll ever make. Relocation isn't a niche for him — it's lived experience Most agents who market themselves as "relocation specialists" have never actually relocated. Arnold has. Originally from New York City, he lived and worked in New Jersey, Charlotte, and Minneapolis before settling into the Dallas area. He knows what it feels like to interview a new city from a hotel room, to weigh commute patterns against school zones against long-term growth, and to move a family across state lines without losing momentum at work. That perspective is invaluable for corporate transferees, out-of-state families, and first-time Texans who trust him to guide them through the DFW metroplex — with deep focus on Frisco, McKinney, Plano, Prosper , Allen, and the broader North Dallas corridor. Luxury that's earned, not staged On the luxury side, Arnold's approach is built on preparation, pricing conviction, and positioning. He doesn't believe in over-improving a home to "feel ready." Instead, he helps sellers focus on the fundamentals serious buyers actually evaluate: the bones of the home, Texas-specific realities like foundation and roof condition, curb appeal that reads as genuinely cared-for rather than staged, and a list price anchored in data rather than hope. The result is consistent — cleaner offers, a stronger negotiating position, and a process that feels controlled rather than chaotic. A grounded advisor for buyers For buyers — whether first-time, relocating, upsizing, or downsizing — Arnold's job is to keep emotion from turning into overpayment. He runs the numbers clearly, flags the risks that tend to surface after the option period closes for clients who skipped their homework, and knows the hidden-pocket neighborhoods that only local experience reveals. When the right home shows up, he moves fast and negotiates cleanly. When it isn't the right one, he'll tell you that too. The relationship continues long after closing Most agents disappear once the keys change hands. Arnold doesn't. His clients stay connected through quarterly check-ins, seasonal home-maintenance guidance, a vetted network of trusted local professionals, and the kind of thoughtful follow-through that makes clients feel remembered long after closing — because the goal has never been a single transaction. The goal is to be the agent his clients call for the next move, and the move after that. His influences — a career in precision operations, a passion for Formula One, and the perspective that comes from actually starting over in new cities — all point in the same direction: stay calm, rely on the data, leave room to negotiate, and execute with care. Whether it's your first Texas address or your last, Arnold makes sure the landing is smooth.

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