A Closer Look at The Grove Frisco in 75035

About The Grove Frisco

The Grove Frisco feels like the part of north Frisco where your routine naturally orbits around parks, pools, and quick errands rather than long drives across town. Residents talk about “meeting at Orchard Park” the way other neighborhoods talk about a corner café, because Orchard Park and the Orchard Playground sit right there at the edge of everyday life. Even workout time stays close to home with The Grove Community Gym and The Grove Swimming Pools essentially in-neighborhood, which gives the community a lived-in, active rhythm instead of a drive-everywhere feel.

The neighborhood’s identity is closely tied to Frisco ISD and the cluster of well-regarded campuses nearby. Liberty H S is roughly 0.6 miles away and carries an A rating, while McSpedden El and Norris El are both close enough that school drop-offs don’t have to dominate the morning. That proximity matters here because the ZIP’s demographics skew toward established households: the median age sits at 38.7, and homeownership runs high at about 74.8% owner-occupied housing across the area.

Housing in this pocket of 75035 reads as modern, move-up Frisco, reflected in a median home value of $608,900. That number tracks with the broader profile of the area, where the median household income is $166,590 and a large share of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher at 69.1%. It’s the kind of neighborhood where you’ll see families balancing sports schedules with work-from-home days, and where evening walks often happen between dinner and homework rather than as a weekend-only activity.

The Grove also sits in a part of the city that connects easily to nearby entertainment and everyday conveniences. HUB 121 Amphitheater is under two miles away when you want a night out, and John & Judy Gay Library is a go-to option for study time or kids’ activities without crossing the metroplex. Groceries are equally convenient, with ALDI about 0.6 miles away and a mix of big-name and specialty options like Patel Brothers and Swadeshi Frisco close by.

What draws people here is how the neighborhood stacks small, practical wins into a lifestyle: parks that are actually walkable, schools that are close and consistently strong, and amenities that support a busy week without feeling like you’re constantly commuting for basics.

Living in The Grove Frisco: Parks, Schools, and Everyday Convenience

Daily life in The Grove Frisco is built around staying local. On weekday mornings, the flow of the neighborhood often points toward nearby Frisco ISD campuses like Liberty H S and Nelson Middle, both within a short drive, and it’s common to see families timing their routines around school start times rather than long commutes. The area’s household profile supports that pace, with 36.5% of residents working from home in the surrounding ZIP—so you’ll notice more midday dog walks and quick coffee runs than you might in a commuter-only neighborhood.

Housing here aligns with a higher-end Frisco market, with a median home value of $608,900 in the 75035 area. The high owner-occupied share, around 74.8%, shows up in how neighbors treat the streetscape: yards feel cared for, and community amenities like The Grove Swimming Pools get used like an extension of the backyard once the weather turns warm. Renting exists too—median gross rent is $2,290 per month in the ZIP—but the neighborhood energy leans toward long-term residents putting down roots.

For green space, Orchard Park and the Orchard Playground are the places that shape the weekend. Parents can park the stroller and actually relax while kids burn off energy, and those spaces help the neighborhood feel connected rather than fragmented. Just beyond, Shady Grove Park - Future Development is a name locals keep an eye on, the kind of nearby project that becomes part of how people talk about the next chapter of the area.

Errands are easy to stack. ALDI is close enough for a quick grocery run, while Target and Walmart Supercenter sit about 1.3 miles away when you need the bigger list. Specialty shopping fits naturally into the mix too, with Patel Brothers nearby for pantry staples and Swadeshi Frisco around 1.9 miles away when you’re planning meals with South Asian ingredients. Coffee options are plentiful for a neighborhood with plenty of remote workers: PJ's Coffee of New Orleans is around 0.4 miles away, Sweetwaters Cafe is close by, and there are multiple Starbucks locations within a short radius.

For fitness, residents don’t have to leave the area to keep a consistent routine. The Grove Community Gym is right there, and if you want a bigger-box club experience, Life Time sits about 1.2 miles away. Golf and outdoor recreation are part of the local culture, too, with TPC Craig Ranch close enough to feel like a neighborhood amenity and Ridgeview Ranch Golf Course not far when you want a different round. The overall vibe is busy but grounded—highly educated, diverse households (including a 38.4% Asian population and 37.0% White population in the ZIP) building a week that works, then using the parks and pools to make the weekends feel like a reset.

Things to Do Near The Grove Frisco

When you want to get out of the house without turning it into an all-day plan, The Grove delivers. Orchard Park and the Orchard Playground are close enough to feel like part of the neighborhood routine, and The Grove Swimming Pools and The Grove Community Gym make it easy to fit in recreation on a weekday evening. For a bigger outing, HUB 121 Amphitheater is about 1.9 miles away and gives you a nearby option for live entertainment without heading deep into Dallas.

Food and errands are equally dialed-in. Coffee runs tend to rotate between PJ's Coffee of New Orleans, Sweetwaters Cafe, and Boba Bros, depending on whether you’re grabbing a quick drip or meeting someone for a longer chat. Grocery options cover both convenience and variety, from ALDI nearby to Patel Brothers and Swadeshi Frisco when you’re shopping for specific ingredients, plus staples like Target, Kroger, H-E-B, and Tom Thumb within a short drive. If you want a laid-back dinner-and-drinks spot, The Common Table around 2.1 miles away is an easy local favorite to keep in your back pocket.

Neighborhoods Near The Grove Frisco

The Grove Frisco sits in a well-connected pocket of the Frisco–McKinney–Allen border area, so it’s common to cross into neighboring communities as part of normal routines. Liberty Crossing is only about half a mile away and tends to feel like the most immediate extension of the same day-to-day pattern—school runs, quick shopping, and evening activities that stay close to home.

A little farther out, Craig Ranch (McKinney) about 1.5 miles away brings a different vibe with nearby golf access at TPC Craig Ranch and destinations like The Venue - Craig Ranch. On the Allen side, neighborhoods such as Creekside at Ridgeview, Fall Creek, and Twin Creeks offer additional options for shopping and recreation while still keeping you close to the same set of services and schools that shape this part of Collin County. East Frisco, about 2.3 miles away, is another nearby reference point locals use when comparing commute patterns and day-to-day convenience.

Local Resources Around The Grove Frisco

For families, the key anchor is Frisco ISD, with a dense lineup of nearby A-rated campuses that includes Liberty H S, Independence H S, Nelson Middle, and multiple elementary options like McSpedden El and Norris El. That concentration of schools makes it easier to stay involved—whether it’s a quick drive to a campus event or juggling after-school activities without spending the evening in traffic.

For everyday services and civic needs, residents are supported by nearby public safety and city resources. Frisco Police services are accessible through City of Frisco and the Frisco Police Department locations within a few miles, and fire coverage includes nearby stations such as McKinney Fire Department Station 5 and an Allen Fire Department location around five miles away. Medical options are also close at hand, including Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen-ER and Texas Health Hospital Frisco when you need more than an urgent care visit.

On the administrative side, Collin Central Appraisal District is the place most homeowners interact with when it’s time to review values and exemptions. For library access, the John & Judy Gay Library is nearby for a convenient branch experience, while the broader system includes Allen Public Library and Frisco Public Library within a reasonable drive when you want larger collections or different programming.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Grove Frisco

Is The Grove Frisco a good place to live?

The Grove Frisco is a strong fit for buyers who want an active, neighborhood-centered routine in 75035, with parks and amenities that are genuinely close. Orchard Park and the Orchard Playground are right nearby, and The Grove Community Gym and The Grove Swimming Pools make it easy to stay local during the week. The surrounding area’s median home value is $608,900, and the median household income is $166,590, which aligns with the move-up, long-term resident feel reflected in the roughly 74.8% owner-occupied housing rate. With multiple A-rated Frisco ISD schools close by, the day-to-day experience tends to be structured, family-oriented, and convenience-driven.

Is The Grove Frisco safe?

Safety is best understood at the street level, but The Grove benefits from being in a well-established part of Frisco with nearby access to city services. Residents are within a few miles of City of Frisco and the Frisco Police Department locations, which supports quick connection to local public safety resources. The neighborhood’s high homeownership level in the surrounding area—about 74.8% owner-occupied—often correlates with consistent neighborhood upkeep and neighbors paying attention to what’s happening on the block. For emergencies, nearby fire and medical services, including a Fire Department location around 4.1 miles away and Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen-ER, add another layer of practical reassurance.

How are the schools in The Grove Frisco?

Schools are one of the clearest strengths around The Grove Frisco because the neighborhood sits near a deep bench of Frisco ISD options. Liberty H S, about 0.6 miles away, is an A-rated high school serving grades 9–12, and Independence H S is also nearby with an A rating. For younger students, families have multiple elementary choices close to home, including McSpedden El, Norris El, and Isbell El, each rated A. Middle school options are similarly strong, with Nelson Middle, Vandeventer Middle, and Lawler Middle all within a short drive. That concentration makes it easier to balance academics, activities, and commute time.

What is the cost of living in The Grove Frisco?

Cost of living in The Grove Frisco generally reflects a higher-cost pocket of Collin County, especially on housing. The median home value in the 75035 area is $608,900, and median gross rent is $2,290 per month, so both buying and renting tend to run above what many households expect in lower-cost parts of North Texas. Property taxes are a major component of the monthly picture. In this area, the city property tax rate is $0.4255 per $100 of valuation, Collin County’s rate is $0.1493 per $100, and Frisco ISD’s rate is $1.0194 per $100. Together, that brings the combined estimated property tax rate to $1.5943 per $100 valuation. The upside, as with the rest of Texas, is that there’s no state income tax, which can help offset housing and tax costs depending on your situation. Specific BEA Regional Price Parity indices for overall cost of living, housing, goods, and utilities were not provided for this neighborhood. In practical terms, most households moving to The Grove should expect Frisco-area pricing on services, dining, and retail, with housing and property taxes being the biggest line items to model carefully before purchasing.

Is The Grove Frisco good for families?

The Grove Frisco works well for families because so much of the weekly routine can stay close to home. Orchard Park and the Orchard Playground are nearby for after-school energy burns, and The Grove Swimming Pools turn into a warm-weather gathering spot. Families also benefit from dense school options in Frisco ISD, including A-rated campuses like Liberty H S, Nelson Middle, and elementary schools such as McSpedden El and Norris El. The area’s demographics point to a strong family presence, with 20.3% of the ZIP population under 18. Add in convenient groceries like ALDI and Target close by, and the neighborhood supports the practical side of family life, not just the weekend fun.

What is The Grove Frisco known for?

The Grove Frisco is known locally for its park-and-amenity lifestyle and its proximity to a standout cluster of Frisco ISD schools. Orchard Park and the Orchard Playground are central reference points, and residents often define the neighborhood by how easy it is to get to The Grove Community Gym and The Grove Swimming Pools without turning fitness into a cross-town trip. The location also puts you close to entertainment at HUB 121 Amphitheater and to a wide range of everyday shopping, from ALDI to specialty grocers like Patel Brothers and Swadeshi Frisco. It’s also part of a diverse, highly educated ZIP, with 69.1% holding a bachelor’s degree or higher and a significant Asian population at 38.4%.

What are things to do near The Grove Frisco?

Close to The Grove Frisco, most plans start with the outdoors and end with something easy to eat or drink. Orchard Park and the Orchard Playground are the go-to choices for casual afternoons, and many residents build fitness into the week at The Grove Community Gym or with a swim session at The Grove Swimming Pools. For entertainment beyond the neighborhood, HUB 121 Amphitheater is under two miles away and adds a nearby option for live events. Food and coffee runs are part of the rhythm here. PJ's Coffee of New Orleans is about 0.4 miles away when you want a quick caffeine stop, and Sweetwaters Cafe and Boba Bros are also close for meetups or a study session. For a relaxed night out, The Common Table nearby is an easy pick, and grocery stops at places like ALDI, Patel Brothers, or Swadeshi Frisco often double as a way to try new recipes at home.

What ZIP code is The Grove Frisco in?

The Grove Frisco is in ZIP code 75035. If you’re comparing nearby areas, this ZIP is a common anchor for school searches and home-value expectations in northeast Frisco.

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