Moving to Flower Mound, Texas
Flower Mound, Texas was ranked the #1 Best Place to Live in the U.S. by Livability.com in 2025, cited for its schools, economy, safety, and parkland. It sits in Denton County, with a small edge in Tarrant County, just northwest of Dallas and directly north of Grapevine Lake. The town takes its name from a central mound often covered in wildflowers. It’s a common landing spot for people relocating to Dallas Fort Worth, and for those moving within the metroplex, drawn by the schools, the economy, and easy access to parks, lakes, trails, coffee, and local dining.
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Flower Mound Real Estate Agent
I’m Randi Dukes, I’d love to be your Flower Mound Realtor®. If you have questions about moving to Flower Mound, or you’d like information about houses currently for sale in the area, I can help. I’ve lived in Flower Mound for over twenty years, so I bring a unique perspective both as a resident and as a real estate agent. I’m also a Registered Real Estate Professional with the City of Flower Mound, as listed on their registered real estate professionals directory, having completed their real estate development training. I’ve closed 85+ DFW transactions with over $32 million in sales volume. If you’d like more information about some of the best neighborhoods in Flower Mound, you can set up a phone consultation, reach out through my contact form, or call, text, or email!
“We cannot speak highly enough of Randi Dukes as our realtor. She has been an ever patient guide throughout a lengthy and tedious process in a challenging market. We have felt confident at every turn in her expertise and are so thankful we’ve been able to rely on her guidance. She became immediately well acquainted with our specific goals and made it her mission to cater to them. She has been consistently available, communicative, and reassuring. She is immensely knowledgeable and skilled in her field and was able to advise us at every stage of the process. The service Randi provided far exceeded our expectations, and we are forever grateful.”
— Meesha G.
Where is Flower Mound located?
Flower Mound sits about 27 miles from downtown Dallas (roughly 34 minutes via I-35E North), 31 miles from downtown Fort Worth (about 44 minutes), and just under 12 miles from DFW International Airport (about 18 minutes, less if you live in south Flower Mound). Drive times run longer during rush hour. The good news: unless you’re commuting for work, you’ll rarely need to leave Flower Mound for day-to-day life.
A Few of my Favorite Flower Mound Neighborhoods
Wellington
Classic master-planned living with pools, trails, and top LISD schools. One of FM’s most established neighborhoods.
Bridlewood
Golf course living, an equestrian center, and generous lots. Lewisville ISD. Great for buyers who want space and amenities.
Lakeside
Walkable, waterfront, mixed-use living on Lake Grapevine. Dining, trails, and events outside your door.
Canyon Falls
Rolling terrain, creek preserves, and new construction. A country feel with top-rated Argyle ISD or Northwest ISD.
Furst Ranch
Flower Mound’s most anticipated new development. 2,000+ acres, a 97-acre Central Park, and future H-E-B.
Homes for Sale in Flower Mound
Looking for something specific: a one-story home, a pool, new construction? Browse Flower Mound Homes for Sale where I’ve already set up searches for a number of categories.
How Many People Live in This City?
Flower Mound is home to an estimated 79,540 residents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2025 population estimate.
What is There to Do in Flower Mound?
Flower Mound has plenty to do close to home, from lakeside trails to locally owned coffee shops and restaurants. Here are some local favorites.
Coffee Shops: Trio and Storied Provisions
Trio and Storied Provisions are both local favorites for coffee, whether you’re settling in to work or meeting up with friends.
Upscale Dinner and Drinks: 1845 Taste Texas
1845 Taste Texas, named for the year Texas gained statehood, serves Texas-inspired food. The truffle fries are a local favorite.
Girls Night: CLINK Wine Bar + Bites
CLINK Wine Bar + Bites is a wine bar in Flower Mound’s Lakeside neighborhood, a favorite spot for a night out with friends.
Lake: Grapevine Lake
Grapevine Lake has park access in Flower Mound, with boating, kayaking, fishing, hiking, and swimming.
Parks: Rheudasil Park and Heritage Park
Heritage Park features a splash pad, playground, trails, a fishing pond, and open green space. Rheudasil Park is a longtime local favorite, known for its fishing pond and recent improvements to the grounds.
Library: Flower Mound Public Library
The Flower Mound Public Library offers programs for all ages.
Sunset Viewing Spot: Sunset Point
Sunset Point is a local favorite for watching the sunset over the water.
Trail: Northshore Trail
Northlake Trail is a popular spot for walking, running, and biking in Flower Mound.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Flower Mound, TX
Is Flower Mound, TX a good place to live?
Yes. Flower Mound was ranked the #1 Best Place to Live in the U.S. by Livability.com in 2025, cited for its schools, economy, safety, and parkland.
How far is Flower Mound from Dallas and Fort Worth?
Flower Mound is about 27 miles from downtown Dallas, and about 31 miles from downtown Fort Worth. It’s just under 12 miles from DFW International Airport.
What’s the weather like in Flower Mound, TX?
Flower Mound has hot summers and mild winters, typical of North Texas. Average summer highs reach the mid-90s, while winter lows sit in the mid-30s. Snow is rare, and the area gets about 39 inches of rain a year.
Is Flower Mound part of the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex?
Yes. Flower Mound is a city in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex, sitting in Denton County with a small portion in Tarrant County.
Are the schools good in Flower Mound, TX?
Yes. Lewisville ISD, which serves most of Flower Mound, earns an A grade from Niche’s 2026 rankings. Argyle ISD, which serves western Flower Mound, earns an A+ overall grade and ranks #30 among all public high schools in Texas.