Georgetown Subdivision is off of Hwy 5 or Waco St. as it is known in Van Alstyne. Homes in this area were first built-in the late 1990s and there are still available lots today. Home sizes sold in the past year have averaged 2300 sf. to a max of 3111 sf. of living space.
There is a community pool, HOA, Van Alstyne Elementary school and the wonderful Forest M. Moore Park with baseball, basketball, tennis courts and picnic area. It’s only a short distance to downtown and less than 5 miles to the middle and high school. For more information contact the Georgetown HOA. The residents used to have a website dedicated to finding subdivision lost pets called the Georgetown Dogs. (This site is no longer in existence but there is now an overall Lost Pets Of Van Alstyne Facebook page.) Now isn’t this the type of place you would like to live?
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Wonder what it looks like?
Keith Laursen being interviewed by Hot On Homes at a DR Horton Realtor open house in Georgetown Heights. What makes Georgetown Heights and Van Alstyne a great place to live? The obvious answer is location with quality homes, the Van Alstyne ISD, small town atmosphere and a wonderful location. All three Van Alstyne ISD schools are on Highway 5 within a few miles of other including the elementary school in Georgetown Heights.
Van Alstyne is perfectly located 18 miles north of McKinney and 18 miles south of Sherman,TX with eight lakes, a casino and DFW airport all within an hours drive. While it is close to those amenities you feel like you are in the country. It is not unusual to see horses, tractors, or other slow-moving vehicles on the Farm to Market roads.