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Arcadia Trails

Balch Springs, Texas, is a fantastic place to call home, offering numerous advantages. Located just minutes from Dallas, it provides easy access to city amenities while maintaining a small-town atmosphere. With excellent schools, diverse shopping and dining, and a thriving local economy, it’s perfect for living, working, and raising a family. Nearby parks and recreational opportunities like the Mesquite Championship Rodeo, Devil’s Bowl Speedway, Lake Ray Hubbard, and Valley Creek Park offer plenty enjoyment. Whether you’re a young professional, a growing family, or a retiree, Balch Springs is the ideal place to call home!

Location: Balch Springs
School District: Mesquite ISD

Baker Farms

Nestled just off Highway 67, Baker Farms offers easy access to retail, downtown Cleburne, and downtown Fort Worth. Historic Cleburne, two miles away, provides restaurants, boutiques, and a charming atmosphere. Downtown Fort Worth, a 35-minute drive on the Chisholm Trail Parkway, offers opportunities for work and play.

For relaxation, Cleburne offers recreational options. Buddy Stewart Park, nearby, features walking trails and pavilions. Cleburne State Park, just 10 minutes away, offers hiking trails, swimming, boating, fishing, and campsites for unforgettable nights under the stars.

Location: Cleburne
School District: Cleburne ISD

Belmont

Nestled north of the DFW metroplex, Aubrey is a charming town with easy access to Highway 380 and Denton. Situated within the acclaimed Aubrey Independent School District, it’s just around 10 miles northeast of downtown Denton and approximately 35 miles from DFW Airport. Top employers in the area include Toyota, Frito Lay, PepsiCo, and J.C. Penney Co. corporate offices. Residents also appreciate the convenient shopping options available at Legacy West, Shops at Legacy, and Stonebriar Mall.

Location: Aubrey
School District: Aubrey ISD

Briarwood Hills

Convenience and Entertainment Near Home. Forney offers outdoor recreation, convenient shopping, and an abundance of local and national restaurants to choose from, all minutes from home. Lake Ray Hubbard, just a few miles away, features boating, beaches, fishing, and aquatic rentals of all kinds for fun on the lake any way you want it. Forney Community Park includes sports fields, basketball and tennis courts, walking trails, a splash pad, playground equipment, and even the Spellman Amphitheater for concerts and all kinds of community events.

And, a short drive into Dallas gives you access to all the culture and excitement of the big city, with art, theater, museums, and world-class dining and shopping available within 30 minutes of home. Plan the perfect date night, take the kids to unforgettable one-of-a-kind experiences, and catch all your favorite artists and performers in the big city – all with a quick drive back to your comfortable new home.

Location: Forney
School District: Forney ISD

Bryant Farms

Suburban comfort, big-city excitement! Bryant Farms offers the best of both worlds – Melissa is a quiet texas suburb with plenty of comfort and charm nestled right off Highway 75. Nearby McKinney features a wide variety of local restaurants, shops, and boutiques to explore in its unique historic downtown area, as well as a selection of parks, recreation areas, and golf clubs for enjoying the great outdoors. McKinney is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation, and provides exceptional shopping and convenience minutes away from home in Bryant Farms.

US 75 also offers a direct route through Plano into Dallas, with offshoots that will easily take you all through the mid-cities and into Fort Worth. From your Bryant Farms home in Melissa, you could drive down to Plano in under 30 minutes to visit one of the city’s 85 award-winning nature parks and preserves. Or, you could head into Dallas for a special night on the town and catch a show in one of the city’s theaters or concert halls. And, when late September arrives and it’s time for the biggest fair in all of Texas, you’ve got an easy drive to the state fairgrounds to see Big Tex with the family.

Location: Melissa
School District: Melissa ISD

Bursey Place

Everything for life, just outside of Fort Worth. Watauga offers all the comforts of hometown living just moments away from Fort Worth, and residents of Bursey Place are in an ideal location to experience it all. Immediately adjacent to the neighborhood is a small, city-owned park that’s perfect for playtime and a breath of fresh air. Down Bursey Road, shopping, dining, and services like dentists and pharmacies are easy to reach. And, Denton Highway offers the fastest route north or south, and will take residents straight into downtown Fort Worth.

There are plenty of ways to enjoy your new neighborhood, though, and Watauga is an ideal suburb for families to explore. Capp Smith Park features natural springs and a fishing lake, as well as an amphitheater for events. Watauga Public Library is a sworn member of the Fort Worth-based METRO-PAC library catalog system – offering you convenient interlibrary access to any book in the system. And, the surrounding area has attractions like NRH2O Family Water Park, and The Keller Pointe in Keller Town Center, as well as an easy commute into the Mid-Cities.

Families with school-aged children will find that this neighborhood is in one of the Fort Worth area’s most coveted school districts, and they’ll get to enjoy the convenience of having all four schools within a mile and a half of the community, providing an easy commute every single day.

Location: Watauga
School District: Keller ISD

Carrera Ranch

Waxahachie is a charming suburb of DFW, located 30 miles south of Dallas and 40 miles east of Fort Worth. Known for its historic architecture, art galleries, and natural beauty, Waxahachie offers a rich cultural experience. The Historic Downtown District features antique shops, boutique clothing stores, unique restaurants, and beautiful 19th-century architecture. Residents can enjoy the Downtown Farmers Market from May through October.

The Ellis County Museum, on the southeastern side of the downtown square, showcases the county’s history and heritage with exhibits on mammoths, buffalo, and the founding of Ellis County. Lake Waxahachie provides some of the best fishing in North Texas, with catfish, largemouth bass, white bass, and crappie.

The Waxahachie Creek Hike & Bike Trail is a four-mile path through scenic woods, starting at Getzendaner Park and ending at Lions Park on the south side of town. Sims Library, one of the first public libraries in Texas, offers a collection of historic and contemporary books and features neoclassical architecture.

Location: Waxahachie
School District: Waxahachie ISD

Creekshaw

Located in Rockwall County, Royse City has experienced significant growth due to its strategic location along Interstate 30. This city takes pride in its deep cultural heritage, cherished and maintained by its community. Highlights include the expansive Sabrina Creek Ranch, offering trails, playgrounds, practice fields, and a city football stadium. For a vibrant mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment, Royse City Main Street is the place to be. Those drawn to the allure of a historic town with modern amenities should explore our newest community!

Location: Royse City
School District: Royse City ISD

Creekside Ranch

Blue Ridge is a delightful town slightly off the beaten path. Although it’s part of the DFW Metroplex, living here feels worlds away from city life. Our community is grounded in small-town charm and Texas rural values, where neighborly connections are still treasured.

If you’re living in the big city and seeking a friendlier place to call home, a better environment to raise children, consider visiting us. Many people move to Blue Ridge for its nearby job opportunities, affordable housing, excellent educational facilities, and, of course, the warm weather.

Discover for yourself why Blue Ridge, Texas, could be the perfect place for you!

Location: Blue Ridge
School District: Blue Ridge ISD

DeBerry Reserve

Royse City, located in Rockwall County, has felt a boom of growth because of its convenient location on Interstate 30. The city has a cultural heritage, which is meticulously preserved by the community. There are many local amenities to take advantage of, such as the Sabrina Creek Ranch, 45-acres of park land consisting of trails, playgrounds, practice fields and a city football stadium. Royse City Main Street gives residents the convenience of shopping, dining and entertainment. Families looking for the charm of an old town with modernized amenities, be sure to visit one of our newest community!

Location: Royse City
School District: Royse City ISD