Moving to Colleyville, Texas

Colleyville is a city in northeastern Tarrant County, bordered by Southlake, Grapevine, Euless, Bedford, Hurst, North Richland Hills, and Keller. It began as a group of small farming communities between Big Bear Creek and Little Bear Creek and incorporated on January 10, 1956. Today, the area doesn’t resemble those original farming communities at all. The housing is mostly established single-family homes and custom builds, many on larger lots with mature trees.

Colleyville Real Estate Agent

Thinking about moving to Colleyville or curious what’s currently on the market? I’d love to help. I live just up the road in Flower Mound and I know this stretch of the DFW metroplex firsthand. I call Colleyville the Highland Park of the west. (If you’re new to the area, Highland Park is a very high-end area just north of downtown Dallas, known for its tree-lined streets and large, custom homes.) To me, Colleyville has a similar feel on the west side of DFW Airport. If you want to talk about whether this area might be a good fit for you, book a phone consultation or fill out my contact form.

Randi was awesome. She did a great job for us from beginning to end of our search for a house. She even followed up with us after we settled. We could not have asked for a better experience.

— Wesley C.

Where Is Colleyville Located?

Colleyville sits in Tarrant County, between Dallas and Fort Worth, in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex. It’s about 26 miles from downtown Dallas, roughly a 30 minute drive. Downtown Fort Worth is about 17 miles, around a 25 minute drive, and DFW International Airport is about 8 miles, around a 12 minute drive. Colleyville borders Southlake to the north, Grapevine and Euless to the east, Bedford and Hurst to the south, and Keller and North Richland Hills to the west.

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How Many People Live in Colleyville?

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Colleyville has approximately 26,012 residents.

What Is There To Do in Colleyville?

Colleyville is a quiet, mostly residential city with a lot of green space and easy access to shopping and dining in the towns around it. Here are a few highlights.

Nature: Colleyville Nature Center

The Nature Center covers 46 acres, with nine ponds and 3.5 miles of multi-use trails. You’ll also find a fishing pier, a covered pavilion, and a playground. It’s an easy place to spend a quiet morning outdoors.

Grocery Stores: Whole Foods

Whole Foods is known for organic and natural groceries, with a fresh bakery and a good selection of gluten-free foods. The Colleyville store also has an indoor cafe for coffee or a quick bite, so it works for a full grocery run or a stop on the way home.

Dinner and Drinks: Stone House Restaurant

Stone House Restaurant sits on Colleyville Boulevard inside a stone house that dates back to 1945. The menu is built around steaks, chops, and fresh, from-scratch dishes, with a full cocktail list. There’s also a patio with fire pits, which makes it an easy pick for a date night or a drink outside.

Community Tradition: Christmas Tree Lighting

Each year, the city kicks off the holiday season with a Christmas tree lighting at the Plaza at City Hall. Santa arrives down Main Street, and local children’s choirs perform. White lights along Colleyville Boulevard carry the season into the winter months.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Colleyville

Is Colleyville a good place to live?

Colleyville earns an A+ overall grade from Niche.com, along with an A+ for public schools.

What school district is Colleyville in?

Most of Colleyville is served by Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, and the northwestern part of the city falls in Keller ISD. Small portions on the outskirts may fall into other districts, depending on zoning.

How are the schools rated in Colleyville?

Grapevine-Colleyville ISD earns an A+ overall grade from Niche.com, and Keller ISD earns an A.

Is Colleyville part of the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex?

Yes. Colleyville sits in the DFW metroplex in Tarrant County, with quick access to SH 26, SH 121, and SH 114 for trips to Dallas, Fort Worth, and DFW Airport.