Bartonville is one of Denton County’s best-kept secrets — a peaceful, tree-lined town where luxury homes sit on sprawling acreage and neighbors still wave as they pass. If you’re looking for a place where life slows down just enough to let you enjoy it, Bartonville delivers a rare blend of privacy, elegance, and rural calm without sacrificing convenience.
Proximity to Major Cities: ~15 minutes to Flower Mound, 20 minutes to Denton, and 35–40 minutes to Dallas or Fort Worth.
Highways: Quick access to FM 407, FM 2499, and I-35E, making commutes surprisingly smooth.
Air Travel: Around 20 minutes to DFW Airport.
Nearby Communities: Lantana, Argyle, Copper Canyon, and Double Oak.
Bartonville sits in that perfect pocket of Denton County where you get space without being removed from modern life.
Homes in Bartonville are known for luxury, acreage, and stunning Texas scenery.
Home Types: Custom estates, ranch properties, and luxury builds with 1–5 acre lots.
Architecture: Upscale stone, brick, and transitional designs, often with barns, workshops, or guest quarters.
Neighborhood Style: Bartonville is intentionally low-density — you won’t find master-planned communities here. Instead, you’ll find beautiful homes nestled among trees, horses grazing in nearby pastures, and quiet roads perfect for evening walks.
💰 Average Home Price: Typically $1.1M to $2M+, depending on acreage and level of customization.
School District: Served by highly rated Argyle ISD, one of the most sought-after districts in North Texas.
Nearby Private Options: Liberty Christian School (just minutes away in Argyle).
Higher Education: Close to UNT and TWU in Denton.
Families choose Bartonville because it offers the space of country living paired with truly exceptional schools.
Bartonville is rural luxury — not remote, but wonderfully peaceful.
Equestrian Lifestyle: Many homes offer barns or paddocks, and riding trails are nearby.
Parks & Recreation: Close to Bob Jones Nature Center, Lake Grapevine trails, and Pilot Knoll Park.
Shopping & Dining: Minutes from The Shops at Highland Village, Bartonville Town Center, and standout local restaurants like The Bartonville Store and Rustico.
Community Feel: Quiet, friendly, and private — perfect for those who value calm and connection.
Bartonville remains purposefully low-growth, protecting land, trees, and its semi-rural character.
Property values remain strong due to limited inventory and consistent demand from luxury buyers.
Easy access to job hubs in Las Colinas, Southlake, Denton, and DFW Airport corridors.
Families seeking space and luxury in Argyle ISD
Retirees craving privacy and scenic living
Professionals wanting acreage close to city jobs
Equestrian families and hobbyists
Pros
Luxury homes on acreage
Top-tier Argyle ISD
Quiet, scenic environment
Close to major shopping & dining
Considerations
Higher price point
Limited commercial development (which many see as a perk)
No dense subdivisions or walkable town center