Find Your Neighborhood in Southlake
Every neighborhood in Southlake feeds Carroll ISD — but they're not all the same. Price point, architecture, lot size, lifestyle, and community feel vary significantly. Here's the honest breakdown.
Most bike-friendly neighborhood in Southlake. 900+ acres of trails, 3 pools, gated sections. 30 sub-communities — each with its own HOA rules and feel.
Newer construction, modern architecture, higher ceilings and open plans. Carillon Parc mixed-use development coming — changes the walkability picture significantly.
Ultra-premium, low-turnover, and rarely on market. 64 acres of parks and green space, 6 ponds throughout the community. When something comes available here, it moves.
Active community centered on 7 lakes. Bike-friendly with strong neighborhood culture. Entry point for Southlake at a more accessible price point without sacrificing Carroll ISD.
Known for oversized garages — some homes have 7-car capacity. Large lots, estate feel, a quieter pocket of Southlake. Appeals to buyers who want space over amenities.
Fully gated community with European-inspired architecture. Privacy-first, controlled access, and consistently high price per square foot. Limited inventory by design.
Gated community with distinctive French-inspired architecture. Wider price range makes it more accessible than Coventry. Good entry point for buyers who want gated Southlake.
Nature-oriented community with lake access and a quieter feel. Tighter price band — consistent sizing and architecture. Carroll ISD at one of Southlake's most approachable entry points.
Not sure which neighborhood fits your budget and lifestyle? That's the conversation I have with every relocation buyer.
Talk to Amy · 817-800-7332