Community guides

Denton County Communities

Housing, neighborhoods, schools, commutes and the questions buyers and sellers ask in each town.

Flower Mound

Denton County's largest town by area, known for mature trees, low-density planning and quick access to DFW Airport.

A compact, mostly built-out city on the shores of Lewisville Lake with established neighborhoods and a rail stop.

Small-town feel, acreage and newer master-planned communities along the I-35W corridor.

An unincorporated master-planned community along FM 407 with golf, pools, trails and a strong community calendar.

A rural-residential town prized for large lots, horse properties and privacy close to Flower Mound.

A small, almost entirely residential town with heavily wooded lots between Flower Mound and Highland Village.

A master-planned golf community in western Flower Mound with pools, parks and trails.

A Flower Mound neighborhood where buyers should compare each property's condition, location and carrying costs.

A small town of large lots and custom homes tucked between Highland Village, Double Oak and Bartonville.

A fast-growing town along I-35W with newer master-planned communities and quick access to Alliance and Fort Worth.

The county seat: a college town with a historic Square, a strong local culture and a wide range of housing.

A central, well-connected city on Lewisville Lake with a revitalized Old Town and a broad range of housing.