Eastside Village
Zodi Ragsdale
Business Manager
Eastside Village Apts
1404 Vontress Suite 2119
Plano, Tx 75074
972-943-3050 Office
972-943-3799 Fax
Eastside_I_apts@pinnaclefamily.com
http://www.videoapt.com/tabid/53/VPID/574/VP/EastsideVillage/Default.aspx
Since opening in 2003, Eastside has been the luxury apartment destination for east Plano. Just footsteps away from the DART Downtown Plano Station, Eastside I and II offers space for modern living as well as retail and office use, including innovative flex spaces. Stay tuned for new upgrades and business openings at this Pinnacle property.
15th St. Village
Whether you are looking to live in an urban setting or just downsize from a larger home, 15th St. Village at !5th St. and Avenue G offers top tier housing in both condo and townhouse formats. Recent expansion has added a clubhouse and pool. Contact Tiffeny & Bob Bruce, Sales and Marketing Team / Telephone: 972-422-9000.
Lexington Park at Rice Field
1600 Carpenter Drive
Plano, Texas 75074
North of 16th St. between Avenues F and G
Old Towne
This expansive neighborhood east of downtown reflects the city’s growth in earlier years through its collection of postwar cottages, mid-century modern ranch homes and turn-of-the-century Victorian masterpieces. This quiet and friendly neighborhood still counts among its residents successive generations of Plano’s early families.
Douglass Community
Located just south and west of Downtown Plano south of 14th between Avenues G and K, the Douglass Community is the historic home of Plano’s early black population. Still active today, it boasts the future Plano African American Museum, Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, and the always-busy Douglass Community Center. An impressive tile mural at its eastern boundary along the DART light rail track records the proud record of its residents both past and present, and their commitment to the future of their neighborhood and city.
Haggard Park Heritage Resource District
Just north of Haggard Park and south of 18th Street is the Haggard Park Heritage Resource District, home to a diverse mix of friendly and interesting residents. Pick up a walking tour brochure at the Interurban Museum and enjoy an afternoon stroll along our tree-lined streets where beautiful historic homes tell the architectural and social history of early Plano.
Haggard Addition
The Haggard Addition subdivision is considered Plano's oldest, most intact example of a post-World War II neighborhood. The 114 mostly ranch-style houses nestled just north of downtown (between 18th and 22nd Streets on the north and south, and Avenues G and I on the east and west) were built to provide quality housing for returning soldiers and their young families. A strong sense of neighborhood identity is still enjoyed here today, by residents old and new.
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