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Heartland

Located just 25 miles east of Downtown Dallas, Heartland embodies the essence of a small town with its friendly residents and outstanding public school system. Nearby Forney boasts a large recreation park, perfect for locals to gather, play, and socialize with friends and neighbors.

Location: Heartland

School District: Crandall ISD

Keeneland

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

Main Street Village

Main Street Village, located about half a mile south of downtown Mansfield, offers residents a stellar suburban location with a charming hometown character. Downtown Mansfield features historic storefronts housing local businesses and a variety of dining options. Just a few miles away, larger retail centers like The Shops at Broad provide ample shopping opportunities.

Residents of Main Street Village also enjoy proximity to Cedar Hill State Park and Joe Pool Lake, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts looking to fish, hike, or picnic. Cedar Hill State Park offers a range of amenities, including campsites with hot showers and electricity.

Moreover, Main Street Village is conveniently situated near DFW and the Mid-Cities, providing residents with endless options for weekend excursions, entertainment, dining, and easy access to major airports.

Location: Mansfield

School District: Mansfield ISD

Mercer Meadows

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

Mountain Valley

Burleson, located in Texas, is a city that stretches across Johnson and Tarrant counties. It’s considered a suburban area of Fort Worth. In 2010, its population was around 36,690, and by 2019, it had increased to an estimated 48,225 residents. The 2020 census recorded a population of 47,641, and as of the 2021 census estimate, it’s believed to have grown to 51,618 people.

Location: Burleson

School District: Joshua ISD

Myrtle Creek

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

Northspur

Explore Terrell, TX, just 40 minutes east of Dallas, known for its small-town charm and historic downtown. Discover quaint storefronts and classic architecture, offering unique shops with vintage finds and one-of-a-kind gifts.

Nature lovers will adore Ben Gill Park, sprawling across 100 acres with sports facilities, hiking trails, and an Olympic-size swimming pool to beat the Texas heat. Don’t miss a visit to Ham Orchards for their famous fresh peaches and other fruits, or indulge in shopping at The Shops at Terrell for amazing deals!

Location: Terrell

School District: Terrell ISD

Rainbow Ridge

One of the larger Texas cities, Fort Worth is both historic and modern. Making up most of the western section of the DFW metroplex, Fort Worth benefits from a booming economy. Fort Worth also offers culture, plenty of amenities via the summer creek south homeowners association, an excellent selection of restaurants and top-rated schools. As a result, new homes in Fort Worth are becoming an increasingly more attractive option for homeowners. Impression Homes is a leading new home builder in Fort Worth with multiple communities in the area including Rainbow Ridge!

Location: Fort Worth

School District: Crowley ISD

Redden Farms

Enjoy an easy life just outside of Dallas-Fort Worth. Established in an ideal suburban setting, Redden Farms is just 5 minutes from downtown Midlothian. Beautiful parks, charming boutiques, and delicious local restaurants await in town, and convenient access to the highway will carry you directly into Dallas-Fort Worth in about half an hour. Local barbecue, Mexican food, and classic American restaurants nearby make lunch and dinner easy any day, and all the excitement of entertainment, cuisine, and luxury shopping in the big city is easy to reach.

Location: Midlothian

School District: Midlothian ISD

Redden Farms – Active Adult

Established in this idyllic suburban town, Redden Farms is just 5 minutes from downtown Midlothian. Beautiful local parks, interesting boutiques, and delicious local restaurants await in town, and convenient access to Highways 67 and 287 will carry you directly into Dallas/Fort Worth in about half an hour. Local barbecue, Mexican food, and classic American restaurants nearby make lunch and dinner easy any day, and all the excitement of entertainment, cuisine, and luxury shopping in the big city is easy to reach.