Flower Mound, Texas
Flower Mound, Texas is a vibrant suburban community located in Denton County {with a very small patch sitting in Tarrant County}, just northwest of Dallas and directly north of Grapevine Lake. Known for its scenic beauty and green spaces, this area offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and modern amenities. The town takes its name from a central mound often covered in wildflowers that adds a touch of natural beauty to the landscape. With excellent schools, a thriving economy, and a wide range of recreational opportunities, people have been moving to Flower Mound for years, and it has become a sought-after place to live for those relocating to the Dallas Fort Worth area, or moving within the metroplex. Residents and visitors can enjoy exploring the numerous parks, lakes, and trails, or indulge in shopping, coffee, and dining experiences at local retail centers and eateries. This city stands as a testament to the allure of suburban living in North Texas.
Flower Mound Real Estate Agent
If you have questions about moving to Flower Mound or would like information about houses that are currently for sale in the area, I would love to be your Flower Mound Realtor®. I’ve lived in Flower Mound for over twenty years so I bring a unique perspective both as a Flower Mound resident and as a Flower Mound real estate agent. 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!
Where is Flower Mound located?
How Many People Live in This City?
There are approximately 80,000 residents of Flower Mound.
What is There to Do in Flower Mound?
Flower Mound is an active city with lots of stores and restaurants. For those that love the great outdoors, it also has walking and biking trails throughout the city, easy lake access to Grapevine Lake {and close proximity to Lake Lewisville as well}, and an active dog park. There are community events hosted throughout the year, like a farmer’s or artisan’s market, art festival, concerts in the park, and holiday events.
{If you’d like a PDF copy of this local’s guide, email me at randi@repeatre.com.}
