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Live Plano listings updated daily from the MLS — plus what local buyers should know before making a move.
Pool life in Plano runs two tracks. The reliable one: community pool access in Lakewood Springs and Lakewood Springs Club, where the association maintains the water and you bring the towel. The rarer one: private backyard pools, which surface mostly on the town’s larger lots where space and privacy make them practical. This page catches both whenever they hit the MLS.
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Active listings pulled directly from the MLS.
Community-pool access comes standard with association membership in the Lakewood Springs family — two clubhouses and a pool in the main community, plus the Club’s own amenities — attached to homes from the low $200s. Private in-ground pools appear a few times a year, usually on third-acre-plus lots in the $350K–$550K range; above-ground pools are more common and typically convey casually.
For most Plano buyers the community pool is the better math: zero maintenance, zero liability surprises, and the cost buried in an association fee that also covers clubhouses and parks. Private-pool shoppers should focus on Woodwind, Meyerbrook, and the acreage fringe, where lot sizes support real pool decks and the fences are already tall.
On private pools: inspect the liner or shell age, heater, pump, and safety compliance (fencing and gate latches), and ask for seasonal opening/closing records. Budget $3K–$5K annually for operation. On community pools: confirm current amenity status, hours, and any usage fees with the association during attorney review — we make that call standard practice.
Pools split the buyer pool — some buyers pay a premium, others subtract the removal cost — so private-pool homes price with more art than average. If you’re selling one, we target the buyers who want it rather than averaging across everyone. If you’re buying one, that same dynamic sometimes makes summer’s best backyard a genuine bargain in October.
Whether you are just starting your search or ready to schedule a showing, Kealan O’Neil is here to help you every step of the way.