The Grove Frisco by Newland

Brian Stitzinger 

on Google

5 years ago

The Grove Frisco is in east Frisco off Custer Rd near the borders of McKinney, Plano and Allen just north of Hwy 121. It’s a great location and easily accessible by several main streets and close to the Dallas North Tollway and Central Expressway. The amenities are first class from the pools and cafe-bakery at The Orchard to he dog park and soccer fields. Great for families and their relatives since there are several different price points of homes and styles to choose from. Very good home builders 

Sandy L 

on Google

7 months ago

Pro tip for people looking to move here - beware of the HOA. They will make you wish you can go live in an apartment permanently. It is duplicitous, misleading, and very poorly administered with no consideration for the quality of life for residents. They LIVE to hand out violation notices and process fines so they can make $$$ out of nothing. This is the case day in and day out, with inspectors walking the streets at odd times of the day taking pictures of your property and sending it to their bosses to hit you with warning... read more

Shreenath J Raman 

on Google

9 months ago

I've lived in several communities in DFW, but hands down this one is the worst, by far. The HOA fee is $2500 a year (and rising!). Front yard maintenance is apparently "included", but the way it works is the lawn maintenance crew consistently does a shoddy job and leaves homeowners to clean up the mess. While this happens, HOA inspectors hawk around properties to send you random "non-compliance" and "violation" notices, half of which don't hit your inbox or postbox until its too late. End result is you have an HOA that is by... read more

Gopi P 

on Google

a year ago

Love the neighbors and events, but being able to access the clubhouse as a resident would be nice. We moved to this neighborhood for many reason one of them being the amenities. When we moved here the clubhouse had a cafe and it was going to transition to offering food by the pool with the window built in just for that. We loved the cafe and the accessibility. Now the cafe was removed and in its place was a self serve coffee maker that can only be accessed with the developers are on site during their business hours 9-4. ... read more

Jinal Shah 

on Google

2 years ago

If you are planning to buy a house here then be ready to pay over $2300 HOA fees and let the developer use the facility and restricting the home owners access to it. A new rule was recently passed and was explained by the HOA manager, that over the weekends, the builders' sales managers have the keys to open the clubhouse to show the new home buyers and visitors how nice our clubhouse is. However, as residents, we cannot access the clubhouse over the weekends or anytime other than from 9-4, which is when everyone is at wor... read more