McKinney Listed as One of America’s Best Small Cities

Posted August 20th, 2012 | by The Update

Money Magazine has listed McKinney, just northeast of Dallas, as one of the best small cities in the US:

“Established in 1849, McKinney is one of northern Texas’ oldest towns. Stroll around downtown, and you’ll see cotton mills and feed stores transformed into hip boutiques and art galleries.”

Click here to read the full article. Also see this adorable 1884 farmhouse home in McKinney, listed by Ann Henry of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty.

Click here to see more beautiful homes in the Dallas area.

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