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Come home to MacRay Trail and enjoy “the back to basic” values of home and family. Live in an area of pastoral farms, rolling pastures and woods.

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MacRay Trail

MacRay Trail is a 52 acre equestrian friendly subdivision offering 22-1 to 4 acre home sites. Each parcel is unique with choice of level to rolling terrain, grassy meadow or groves of oak, pecan and cedar. Each lot has plenty of room for a spacious home, barn and out buildings.

The shared amenities include a 16 acre common area with a 150 by 250 arena, two 60 foot round pens, hitching posts, water and elect to site. Common area also offers ample storage area for horse trailers and RV’s.

Throughout the subdivision is a wonderful bridle and foot path leading to the common area then connecting to an inviting woodland trail along Sister Grove Creek.

MacRay Trail is a great place to raise kids, or just be a kid again, with room to run, ride, hike and go fishing. A place to create family traditions and memories.

Have the quiet tranquility of living in the country. You may work in the city but you don’t have to live or raise your kids there. MacRay Trail is commuter friendly to the Dallas Metroplex.

Each parcel has paved access and water, electricity, phone available. All utilities are underground to protect the views.

The vision for MacRay Trail is to create a community where families enjoy horses, livestock and a country lifestyle. Where children participate in 4 H and FFA clubs. Where there is opportunity to ride and enjoy your horses whether you are 7 or 70.

Whether you own horses or just enjoy the country, MacRay Trail offers a way of life one dreams of. Now you can make it a reality.

This is a limited offering of 22 parcels.

Lots start at $55,000.

Disclosure;
A flood plain affects portions of some of the parcels. These areas can be used for barns out buildings and corrals. Verify information with Collin County.

CALL: Gerald Porter at 214-676-3818
or Click Here to E-Mail Gerald Porter

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