Biltmore Swim and Raquet Club
Biltmore Swim and Racquet Neighborhood is located conveniently in the middle of Plano. Unique to the neighborhood is is was one of the few neighborhoods in Plano with both a pool and a tennis court. Residence enjoy visiting with neighbors at a private pool and park. The neighborhood is just a stones throw from the Plano Hike and Bike Trails and Carpenter Recreation Center and Park. Homes range from $200,000 zero lot line to $300,000.
Plano originated in the early 1840's in the Republic of Texas. Most of the early pioneers migrated from Kentucky and Tennessee as small groups of settlers found their way to Collin County's blackland prairie. Plano's birth was due in part to the enterprises of the Foreman family.
The largest city in Collin County, located 20 miles north of downtown Dallas, Plano continues to garner national accolades for its quality of lifestyle, environmental initiatives and opportunities for economic development.
A thriving economy, award-winning schools, outstanding libraries, spacious parkland, internationally-recognized accredited Police and Fire Departments, easy access to four airports, a municipal government willing to partner with business for success, the hometown choice of 243,500 residents and corporate giants, such as JCPenney, EDS, Frito-Lay, Alcatel and Dr. Pepper.
Plano’s “profile” includes superior transportation system supported by four major arteries, DARTrail and bus service, easy access to DFW International Airportand Dallas Love Field. Internationally Accredited Police Department, carrying one of the lowest crime rates for Texas cities over 100,000 population. Accredited Parks and Recreation Departmentwith 80 park sites, 40 miles of recreational trails, two municipal golf courses, six recreation centers, a Senior Center, five swimming pools, outstanding athletic and tennis facilities, 86,400 square foot full-service convention center.
Open to many denominations and religion, you have many places of worshipfor your family. A comprehensive Plano Fire Department, is composed of 10 stations with 269 firefighters, all trained as emergency medical technicians, with 139 firefighters trained as paramedics. The average response time is 5.23 minutes for fire and 4.92 minutes for EMS.
