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Colleyville
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Living In Colleyville
- Tranquil Green
- Retail Hub
- Historic Roots
- Café Culture
- Outdoor Trails
- Suburban Calm
Colleyville, originally known as "Coleysville," began as a rural farming community along the Cotton Belt rail route and has since evolved into one of the D/FW Metroplex’s most affluent suburbs. Nestled ~14 miles northeast of Fort Worth and ~22 miles from Dallas, with close access to DFW Airport, Colleyville strikes a rare balance between serene, small-town charm and urban convenience.
The area is celebrated for its lush landscapes, mature trees, and country-feel neighborhoods—yet with upscale modern amenities conveniently within reach. Architectural styles include traditional brick homes, modern luxury estates, and elegant ranch-style residences, all set on spacious, well-landscaped lots that define Colleyville’s inviting curb appeal and upscale vibe.
Colleyville Schools
Colleyville benefits from highly regarded school districts:
- Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District (GCISD) ranks among the top in Texas—#4 statewide and #2 in the DFW area—known for excellent academic performance and strong teacher quality.
- Elementary schools such as Glenhope and Taylor consistently rank in the top 150 in Texas, with strong proficiency in reading and math.
- Middle schools like Heritage Middle and Colleyville Middle are also high performers, earning state-level recognition for academic strength and student support.
- High school options include Colleyville Heritage High School and Carroll Senior High School (in Carroll ISD), both rated A+ on Niche, with excellent academic resources and vibrant school communities.
- For private education, Covenant Christian Academy serves students from age 3 through grade 12, offering a classical Christian college-prep curriculum, including Pre-AP, AP, and dual-credit courses.
Amenities & Lifestyle
Natural spaces & parks: Colleyville offers plenty of green escapes—including the expansive Colleyville Nature Center, with 46 wooded acres, ponds, multi-use trails, an amphitheater, and covered pavilion. McPherson Park also delights with serene walking trails, sculptures, splash pads, and open play areas.
Trails & recreation: The Cotton Belt Trail is a regional connector for cyclists, runners, and walkers that spans Hurst, North Richland Hills, Grapevine, and Colleyville—complete with pocket parks featuring seating and water stations.
Outdoor lifestyle & proximity: Colleyville lies near the scenic Lake Grapevine area, with hiking options along trails like Northshore, Knob Hills, and Cross Timbers, making it easy to enjoy mountain biking, hiking, and horseback riding.
Dining & community: While specific local eateries and annual events weren’t detailed in the search results, the city’s growing population and high household income—over $200K median income in 2023—suggest a thriving local dining and community event scene with plenty of family-friendly and upscale options.
Relocation
Lifestyle: Expect a peaceful, family-oriented atmosphere with abundant green space, quality schools, and upscale amenities—all while remaining well-connected to Fort Worth, Dallas, and DFW Airport.
Market dynamics: It's a seller’s market; bidding wars are common, and properties move fast. Buyers should be pre-approved and ready to act quickly.
Community perks: The area is known for excellent schools, outdoor recreation, safe neighborhoods, and a strong sense of community engagement.
Costs: Median household income (approx. $203K) aligns with upscale housing prices. Property tax rates are moderate—city property tax rate is $0.260991, with GCISD at $0.9247 per $100 valuation.
Ideal buyers: Families seeking top-tier schools and lifestyle, professionals desiring suburban luxury with airport and city access, and downsizers drawn to community appeal and walkable amenities.
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Key Details
The Neighbors
Colleyville is a city in Tarrant County within the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, with just over 26,000 residents as of the 2020 census . It has evolved from a 19th‑century farm town into a peaceful, well‑established suburb .
The Lifestyle
Residents enjoy a calm and well‑cultivated suburban environment. Outdoor living is emphasized with parks like the Colleyville Nature Center and miles of trails among peaceful green spaces .
The Market
While specific pricing data isn't cited here, Colleyville is regarded as an upscale suburb closely tied to the broader Dallas–Fort Worth housing market. Proximity to major employers and amenities suggests a stable and sought‑after residential market.
The Appeal
Colleyville strikes a compelling balance of nature, retail convenience, and historic charm. The Cotton Belt Trail, shopping at Town Center Colleyville, and tranquil parks offer both outdoor excitement and shopping ease .
If You Do One Thing...
Visit the Colleyville Nature Center, a 40‑acre preserve offering hiking trails, fishing ponds, and wildlife observation—ideal for a peaceful outdoor outing .
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