Updated September 2026
Homes for sale
in Argyle, TX.
Argyle is the kind of place that makes you slow down. Rolling countryside, horse properties with acreage, kids riding bikes through the neighborhood, and the #1-rated school district in Denton County. I've watched this community grow for years, not into something it wasn't, but into a better version of what it's always been.
Argyle Market Snapshot: September 2026
The numbers below are a market snapshot compiled from public listing data as of September 2026. For official stats, Theresa verifies against the MLS.
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Negotiating conditions in Argyle vary by subdivision, price range, and property condition, and they also shift with days on market, builder inventory, and financing terms. With roughly 50 new listings in the last 30 days and a median sale price around $535,000, buyers have choices, while sellers who price and position strategically can still attract strong results.
Figures above come from public listing data as of September 2026 and are subject to verification against the MLS.
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Where small-town values
meet big opportunity.
There's a reason people drive through Argyle and start imagining their life here. The wide-open views, the generous lots, the way the landscape rolls gently into the distance, it's Texas the way it's supposed to feel. But Argyle isn't stuck in the past. It's one of Denton County's most carefully planned communities, and the people who live here, and the town leadership, are intentional about growing thoughtfully.
What makes Argyle different from other fast-growing North Texas towns is the balance. You can find a half-acre homesite with room for horses, live within Argyle ISD (ranked the #1 school district in Denton County by Niche in its 2026 Best School Districts rankings), and still be 25 minutes from DFW Airport. The community has deep roots, families have been here for generations, but it's also attracting newcomers who are drawn to the rare combination of space, schools, and character.
I've helped dozens of families find their place in Argyle, and what I hear over and over is the same thing: "This doesn't feel like the rest of DFW, and that's exactly what we wanted."
Niche Grade (2026)
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Argyle ISD
Argyle ISD is ranked the #1 school district in Denton County by Niche in its 2026 Best School Districts rankings, with an overall A+ grade. Campus assignments are property-specific, so buyers should verify the assigned schools for the exact address directly with Argyle ISD.
Small-Town Texas Charm
Argyle still feels like the Texas you remember, rolling countryside, large lots, horse properties, and neighbors who know your name. It's a place where community actually means something.
Growing Amenities, Preserved Character
New retail developments, restaurants, and the Baylor Scott & White wellness campus are bringing convenience to Argyle while the town actively works to protect its rural character and open spaces.
Strategic DFW Access
Positioned along the I-35W corridor with FM 407 improvements underway, Argyle connects to Fort Worth, Denton, Alliance, and DFW Airport while maintaining its small-town atmosphere.
From master-planned
to equestrian estates.
Argyle's communities range from nationally recognized master-planned developments like Harvest, Canyon Falls, and Landmark by Hillwood to established neighborhoods with generous lots and the rural character that defines Denton County living. Whether you're drawn to a curated community lifestyle or a custom-built estate with room to breathe, I can help you compare the neighborhoods that fit your household best. New-construction buyers can also see the Argyle and Northlake new-construction comparison to line up communities and builders side by side.
The Ridge at Northlake
The Ridge at Northlake is a maturing master-planned community in the Argyle/Northlake corridor with approximately 1,000 homes on 50, 60, and 70-foot lots, a 4-acre amenity complex with resort-style pools and fitness center, and access to Argyle ISD schools. Taylor Morrison is currently the confirmed active builder. Other builders that have built homes in the community include David Weekley and Highland. The Ridge is now in its later phases, allowing buyers to evaluate completed amenities and established sections while new-home opportunities remain available.
- 4-acre amenity complex
- Argyle ISD schools
- Resort-style pools & fitness
Harvest
A 1,200-acre Hillwood master-planned "agrihood" featuring a working community farm, community gardens, an 11-acre lake, resort-style amenities, and homes from the $400s to $1.4M+.
- Working community farm
- Two resort-style pools
- Three on-site elementary schools
- 11-mile trail system
Canyon Falls
A 1,200-acre nature-focused community straddling Argyle, Northlake, and Flower Mound with dramatic canyon terrain, 11+ miles of trails, and homes from the $700s to $1M+.
- 11+ miles of trails
- Canyon Falls Club
- Argyle ISD & Northwest ISD
- Canyon & lake terrain
Landmark by Hillwood
Denton's first master-planned development, 3,200 acres with 6,000+ homes, 9 builders, Denton's first H-E-B, and ~1,000 acres of parks, located at I-35W and Robson Ranch Road in Argyle.
- 3,200 acres
- 9 builders in Phase 1
- Denton ISD on-site schools
- H-E-B & commercial district
Hills of Argyle
An established residential community in the heart of Argyle offering spacious homesites and mature trees within the Argyle ISD attendance area.
- Established homes
- Argyle ISD
- Mature landscaping
- Spacious homesites
5T Ranch
A sought-after Argyle community with large lots, custom homes, and the spacious, equestrian-friendly lifestyle that defines classic Denton County living.
- Large homesites
- Custom-built homes
- Equestrian-friendly
- Argyle ISD
Steeplechase
A well-established subdivision in Argyle known for generous lot sizes, a strong sense of community, and access to Argyle ISD schools.
- Generous lot sizes
- Strong community identity
- Argyle ISD
- Mature trees
Woods of Argyle
A residential community offering a peaceful, wooded setting with larger lots and the rural character that makes Argyle distinctive in Denton County.
- Wooded settings
- Larger lots
- Argyle ISD
- Rural character
Kiowa Trails
A community blending new construction with Argyle's natural landscape, offering modern homes and proximity to trails, parks, and the best of Denton County living.
- New construction options
- Trail access
- Argyle ISD
- Natural landscape
Liberty Crossing
A newer residential development in the Argyle area offering contemporary homes and convenient access to the I-35W corridor and growing local amenities.
- Contemporary homes
- I-35W corridor access
- Argyle ISD
- Growing area amenities
Argyle Proper Neighborhoods
The original neighborhoods in the heart of Argyle, including The Settlement, Rolling Acres, Fairway Acres, and surrounding streets, offer the authentic small-town Texas feel that first put Argyle on the map.
- Original Argyle neighborhoods
- Small-town character
- Established community
- Walkable to town center
I know Argyle because
I work here every day.
I've worked in Argyle for years, building relationships with the families who live here and closely watching how this community has grown. That experience is something I'm proud of, and it shows in how I serve the people who trust me with one of the biggest decisions of their lives.
I don't just sell homes in Argyle, I track what's happening here: which builders are active, how new inventory is performing, what the FM 407 widening project means for traffic patterns, and which school zones feed into which campuses. That kind of granular knowledge matters when you're making a real estate decision in a community as nuanced as Argyle.
As the Real Estate Broker of Covenant Heritage Realty, I bring a deeper level of market knowledge, negotiation strategy, and transaction oversight than many traditional agents. I help clients understand transaction procedures, builder timelines, business terms and practical considerations within my brokerage role. Builder contracts are legally binding, and clients should consult a qualified real estate attorney when they need legal interpretation or advice. With 18+ years of real estate experience and a Real Estate Broker-level license (TX #807294), I help my clients avoid costly mistakes, protect their equity, and move forward with clarity.
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Read articleThings to Do in Argyle, TX
Argyle offers a quieter North Texas lifestyle with local parks, community events, dining, and outdoor recreation, plus convenient access to additional shopping and entertainment in nearby Northlake, Denton, and Flower Mound. Each spot below is labeled in Argyle or nearby, so you always know where you are headed.
Parks & Outdoor Recreation
- Unity Park and Integrity Park In Argyle: the town's main parks, with sports fields, tournament facilities, and a walking path along the creek.
- Harvest In Argyle: the agrihood's working farm, 11-acre lake, and community trail system.
- Canyon Falls Near Argyle: more than 11 miles of paved trails plus approximately 3 miles of natural-surface trails across canyon and lake terrain.
- Lantana Golf Club Lantana community near Argyle: an 18-hole, par-72 course at 800 Golf Club Drive in the Lantana community, a short drive from Argyle. Check tee times and guest policies before visiting.
Local Dining & Coffee
- 407 BBQ In Argyle: a family-owned barbecue place on FM 407, known for brisket. Bumbershoot Barbecue on Highway 377 is a second, much-loved local spot for Texas-style smoked meats.
- Little Joe's Farmstead In Argyle: a charitable farm-to-table cafe on Highway 377. In Old Town, The Argyle Social, the tavern at 427 Highway 377 that was formerly Earl & Isabella's Taverna, stays a favorite for pizza and Italian-American classics (verify current hours and offerings).
- Gnome Cones In Argyle: a dessert favorite at 421 Highway 377 known for all-natural snow cones, pops, and ice cream. Family-friendly dining also includes Giovanni's Pizza & Pasta on Country Club Road and Cactus Canyon Tex-Mex on FM 407 (verify current hours and offerings).
Community Events & Family Activities
- Argyle Farmers Market In Argyle: a seasonal community market featuring local farmers, food producers, and vendors. Check the Town of Argyle calendar for current dates, hours, and location.
- Argyle Star Party, Christmas Tree Lighting Festival, and Holiday Market In Argyle: the town's seasonal community celebrations, from stargazing nights with the Fort Worth Astronomical Society to holiday markets and the community tree lighting. Check the Town of Argyle calendar for current dates.
- Children's Health StarCenter Multisport Nearby Northlake: two NHL-regulation ice rinks, basketball and volleyball courts, and pickleball courts at 13850 Chadwick Parkway in Northlake.
- Weekend live music In Argyle & nearby: several local restaurants in and around Argyle host weekend live music. Schedules change week to week, so check current listings directly with each venue.
Nearby Shopping & Entertainment
- Old Town Argyle In Argyle: a walkable stretch of Highway 377 with locally owned shops, cafes, and eateries.
- Harvest Town Center In Argyle: Tom Thumb grocery plus a growing lineup of retail and dining.
- Nearby towns add more when you want it: Downtown Denton square Nearby Denton has the historic courthouse square with shops, restaurants, and live music, about 8 miles away; Lakeside DFW Nearby Flower Mound adds lakeside shopping and a dine-in movie theater; and the SH 114 / Alliance corridor Nearby Northlake keeps adding new retail and dining.
Approximate distances. Actual drive times vary by route, destination, and traffic.
What's New Around Argyle
For the latest openings and development updates, read the What's New in Argyle, Texas, 2026 update, then follow the fall 2026 new-construction grand openings and incentives and infrastructure growth along the Argyle-Northlake corridor.
Quick answers about life in Argyle
What is there to do in Argyle, Texas?
Argyle offers a relaxed North Texas pace with plenty of everyday recreation: Unity Park and Integrity Park for sports and trails, dining and coffee around Old Town and Harvest Town Center, a seasonal farmers market, and annual community celebrations. For more variety, nearby Northlake, Denton, and Flower Mound add shopping, entertainment, and lakeside options within easy reach.
Is Argyle close to restaurants and shopping?
Yes. Old Town Argyle and Harvest Town Center put locally owned shops, dining, and a Tom Thumb grocery close to home. Just beyond town, the Alliance corridor in Northlake, the historic Denton square about 8 miles away, and Lakeside DFW in Flower Mound add dining, retail, and entertainment options. Actual drive times vary by route, destination, and traffic.
What outdoor activities are near Argyle?
Outdoor options include the walking trail and playing fields at Unity Park, tournament facilities at Integrity Park, the working farm and trails of the Harvest agrihood, and Canyon Falls, which offers more than 11 miles of paved trails plus approximately 3 miles of natural-surface trails across scenic canyon terrain.
What community events does Argyle have?
Argyle keeps a year-round calendar of community gatherings, including a seasonal farmers market, the Keep Argyle Beautiful Christmas tree lighting festival, a holiday market with local vendors, and stargazing nights with the Fort Worth Astronomical Society. Check the Town of Argyle calendar for current dates and locations.
Understanding the communities, amenities, and everyday lifestyle around Argyle is an important part of deciding where to live. Buyers comparing Argyle, Northlake, and surrounding communities can start with the Moving to Argyle guide, the Argyle and Northlake new-construction comparison, and the North Texas relocation guide to see how the area fits their next chapter. When the choice narrows to the neighboring towns, the Justin vs Northlake comparison breaks down how the two stack up, and the Northlake city guide adds depth on that side of the corridor.
Your next chapter in Argyle starts here.
Whether you're relocating to North Texas, comparing communities, or ready to make a move, I'll help you navigate the Argyle market with clarity and confidence. Schedule a consultation and let's talk about your next move.
Other Denton County communities
worth exploring.
Northlake
A growing town with award-winning master-planned communities, Northwest ISD schools, and new construction options.
Flower Mound
Established lakeside living along Lake Lewisville with Lewisville ISD schools, parks, and trails.
Justin
Rural charm with growing residential communities, equestrian properties, and access to Northwest ISD schools.
Hickory Creek
Small-town living along Lake Lewisville with established neighborhoods, lake access, and Lake Dallas ISD schools.
Denton
A vibrant college town with historic downtown charm, live music culture, and a thriving local economy.
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Common Argyle questions.
Is Argyle TX a good place to buy a home?
Absolutely. Argyle ISD is ranked the #1 school district in Denton County by Niche in its 2026 Best School Districts rankings. The town offers a combination of small-town charm and growing amenities, spacious homesites with equestrian heritage, and strategic access to the DFW metroplex via the I-35W corridor. Home prices typically range from $400,000 to $1,000,000+.
What school district serves Argyle TX?
Argyle is served by Argyle Independent School District, ranked the #1 school district in Denton County by Niche in its 2026 Best School Districts rankings with an overall A+ grade. The district opened Scott Gibson Middle School in August 2026 and has approved a second high school, Argyle Legacy High School, with a district-targeted opening in 2027-2028. School attendance boundaries, feeder patterns and ratings can change. Buyers should verify current assignments for the specific property directly with the applicable school district before making a purchase decision.
How much do homes cost in Argyle TX?
Home prices vary by community and lot size. Established neighborhoods in Argyle proper typically range from the $350s to $650K+. Master-planned communities like Harvest range from the $400s to $1.4M+. Canyon Falls homes start in the $700s and can exceed $1M. Equestrian estates and custom homes can go higher.
Are there horse properties in Argyle TX?
Yes. Argyle is well-known for its equestrian heritage and large-lot properties. Communities like 5T Ranch, the Hills of Argyle, and surrounding areas offer spacious homesites suitable for horses. The town's rural character preserves the open spaces and acreage that equestrian families look for.
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Equal Housing Opportunity · Licensed in Texas (Real Estate Broker, License #807294) and Florida (License #3102580) · Covenant Heritage Realty, LLC