Moving to Highland Village, Texas
Highland Village, Texas sits in Denton County, in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex, along the shores of Lake Lewisville. Niche gives the city an overall A+ grade, ranking it #3 among the best places to live in Denton County. Highland Village is served by Lewisville ISD. Residents have access to large parks, green space, local dining, and community events throughout the year.
Highland Village Real Estate Agent
I’m Randi Dukes, and I’d love to be your Highland Village Realtor®. If you have questions about moving to Highland Village, or you’d like information about houses currently for sale in the area, I can help. I live and work in neighboring cities (Flower Mound and Lewisville respectively) and spend time in Highland Village multiple times a week so I bring a lot of personal, on-the-ground knowledge as a Highland Village real estate agent. You can set up a phone consultation, reach out through my contact form, or call, text, or email!
Working with Randi was a seamless process, even in a super weird market to buy! She was helpful, knew the answers to all of our first time home buyer questions, and was honest with her advice when we asked. She helped point out value we would have missed, as well as risks we never would have thought of. It’s all thanks to her we got our first home, and we couldn’t speak highly enough of her!
— Grace R.
Where is Highland Village located?
Highland Village sits about 28.5 miles from downtown Dallas, roughly a 30 minute drive, and about 38 miles from downtown Fort Worth, around 45 minutes. It’s just under 15 miles to DFW International Airport, about a 20 minute drive. Drive times run longer during rush hour.

Homes for Sale in Highland Village
How Many People Live in This City?
Highland Village is home to an estimated 16,029 residents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2025 population estimate.
What is There to Do in Highland Village?
Highland Village has plenty to do, from local shops to parks and dining. Here are some local favorites.
Shops: The Shops at Highland Village
The Shops at Highland Village is an outdoor shopping, dining, and entertainment space, walkable and the perfect place to spend an afternoon or evening.
Coffee Shop: Sip Stir Coffee
Sip Stir Coffee is an easy accessible coffee shop and a great place to work or meet friends.
Brunch: Berries and Batter
Berries and Batter is a brunch spot known for its atmosphere, food, and mimosa flights.
Grocery Store: Whole Foods
Whole Foods carries organic and natural food, with a coffee counter and prepared meals to go.
Brewery: The Brass Tap
The Brass Tap is a craft beer bar with events like music bingo and a neighborhood feel.
Lake: Lake Lewisville
Lake Lewisville is one of the largest lakes in Texas, with fishing, boating, and swimming.
Dinner and Drinks: Sip + Savor
Sip + Savor is a fun California-inspired restaurant with great ambience. The Frose and Whipped Goat appetizer are must-tries.
Camping: Pilot Knoll Campground
Pilot Knoll has campsites for overnight camping but it’s also a great place to go trail walking, paddleboarding, or picnicking.
Parks: Doubletree Ranch Park and Kids Kastle
Doubletree Ranch Park has nearly a mile of trail, a splash pad, a soccer field, picnic space, and a concession stand. Kids Kastle is a community-built playground, originally built by local volunteers in 1994 and rebuilt in 2020.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Highland Village
Is Highland Village, TX a good place to live?
Yes. Niche gives Highland Village an overall A+ grade, ranking it #3 among the best places to live in Denton County.
What school district serves Highland Village, TX?
Highland Village is served by Lewisville ISD.
Are the schools good in Highland Village?
Yes. Highland Village ranks #24 of 416 suburbs for best public schools in Texas and #27 of 743 for best public schools statewide, according to Niche.
Is Highland Village part of the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex?
Yes. Highland Village is a suburb in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex, sitting in Denton County on the shores of Lake Lewisville.
What’s the weather like in Highland Village?
Highland Village has hot summers and mild winters, typical of North Texas. Average summer highs reach the mid-90s, while winter lows sit in the low-to-mid 30s. Snow is rare, and the area gets about 38 inches of rain a year.










