Frisco at a Glance
Frisco sits north of Dallas in Collin and Denton counties. It has grown quickly over the past two decades and is home to The Star, the Dallas Cowboys' headquarters and training facility, as well as Toyota Stadium, Riders Field and the PGA of America headquarters.
Frisco Square, the Frisco Rail District and a wide range of parks give the city plenty of everyday places to go. Many neighborhoods are master-planned, with pools, trails and community events built in.
Popular Frisco Neighborhoods
Frisco Rail District and Frisco Square
Downtown areas with townhomes, older homes and newer infill near restaurants and events.
Master-Planned Communities
Large planned neighborhoods with amenity centers, trails and newer homes throughout the city.
West Frisco
Newer construction on the Denton County side, with access to the Dallas North Tollway and US-380.
Near Stonebriar and the Tollway
Established homes from the late 1990s and 2000s close to shopping and SH 121.
Frisco Schools
Frisco ISD serves much of the city. Some neighborhoods are zoned to Lewisville ISD, Prosper ISD or Little Elm ISD, so check the district by address.
Getting Around
The Dallas North Tollway runs north–south through Frisco, SH 121 (Sam Rayburn Tollway) crosses the south side, and US-380 runs along the north. Most commuters drive, as Frisco is not on the DART rail network.
Frisco Homes and Architecture
Most Frisco homes were built from the late 1990s onward, so you'll see a lot of open layouts, two-story plans and homeowners association communities. Because homes are newer, buyers often focus on finishes, layout and lot rather than major systems.
With so many similar floor plans in Frisco, small design choices make a home stand out. When you sell, lighting, paint color and a styled primary suite often matter more in photos than a big remodel.
Frisco FAQs
What county is Frisco in?
Frisco is split between Collin County and Denton County. Your county determines which appraisal district values your home for property taxes.
Is all of Frisco in Frisco ISD?
No. Most of the city is in Frisco ISD, but some addresses fall in Lewisville ISD, Prosper ISD or Little Elm ISD.
Does Frisco have rail service?
Frisco is not on the DART light rail network, so most residents drive. The Dallas North Tollway and SH 121 are the main commuter routes.