Highland Village is one of those places families move to and then don’t leave. Tucked along the southern edge of Lewisville Lake, this Denton County gem blends upscale suburban living with a laid-back, outdoorsy vibe. It’s polished without being pretentious, peaceful without feeling sleepy — the kind of city where life feels well-balanced.
Proximity to Major Cities: About 30 minutes north of Dallas and 35 minutes from Fort Worth.
Air Travel: Roughly 20–25 minutes to DFW International Airport.
Highways & Commute: Easy access to I-35E, FM 2499, and FM 407, making commutes to Dallas, Las Colinas, and Denton straightforward.
Nearby Cities: Flower Mound, Lewisville, Corinth, and Double Oak.
Highland Village offers that rare combo: close to everything, but insulated from chaos.
Housing in Highland Village leans established, upscale, and spacious.
Home Styles: Primarily single-family homes with brick and stone exteriors, mature trees, and larger lots than many newer suburbs.
Neighborhood Feel: Quiet streets, strong HOA pride, and well-maintained homes throughout the city.
Popular Areas: Castlewood, Highland Shores, and Briarhill — each known for scenic views, trails, and family-friendly layouts.
💰 Average Home Price: Typically $525,000–$750,000, depending on size, updates, and proximity to the lake.
School District: Lewisville ISD, consistently ranked among the top districts in North Texas.
Schools Serving the Area:
Highland Village Elementary
Briarhill Middle School
Marcus High School (one of LISD’s most sought-after campuses)
Higher Education: UNT and TWU are just 15–20 minutes north in Denton.
Families often cite schools as the reason they land in Highland Village — and stay.
Highland Village is built around quality of life.
Parks & Trails: Over 20 miles of trails, neighborhood parks, and greenbelts connecting much of the city.
Lake Life: Close proximity to Lake Lewisville for boating, fishing, paddleboarding, and sunset walks.
Shopping & Dining:
The Shops at Highland Village offer dining, boutique shopping, and events.
Easy access to Flower Mound and Grapevine for expanded options.
Community Events: Concerts, seasonal festivals, and family events keep the city connected and active.
This is a city where weekends are planned around parks, patios, and time outside.
Strong residential stability with limited overdevelopment
Easy access to job centers in Dallas, Las Colinas, Plano, and Denton
Home values remain steady due to location, schools, and lifestyle appeal
Highland Village prioritizes thoughtful growth, which protects property values long-term.
Families prioritizing schools and safety
Professionals commuting south but craving calm at home
Empty nesters downsizing without giving up lifestyle
Buyers who want mature neighborhoods over brand-new builds
Pros
Excellent Lewisville ISD schools
Strong sense of community
Lake access and outdoor lifestyle
Convenient yet quiet location
Considerations
Fewer new construction options
Higher price point than some nearby towns
Limited nightlife (by design — most residents prefer it that way)