Lewisville, TX Real Estate and Neighborhood Guide
By Steve and Julie Airheart, Denton County REALTORS with the Airheart Realty Team, brokered by Fathom Realty. Updated October 31, 2026.
Lewisville is a city of about 111,800 people (2020 census) in southern Denton County, with a small portion in Dallas County. It sits on I-35E at the south end of Lewisville Lake, between Carrollton and Highland Village. First known as Holford's Prairie, it was renamed for Basdeal Lewis, who bought the settlement in 1853, and incorporated in 1925. Today it offers a revitalized Old Town, three A-train stations, a big lake park and one of the widest ranges of home prices in the area, from 1970s starter homes to the luxury homes of Castle Hills, which the city annexed in 2021. It's just down I-35E from our home in Corinth.
Lewisville home prices: October 2026 snapshot
About 285 homes are listed in Lewisville, from about $235,000 to $3.85 million. The average list price is about $536,000, for roughly 2,300 square feet at about $216 per square foot. For single-family homes, about 86 are priced under $400,000, about 83 are between $400,000 and $600,000, and about 40 are over $600,000. About 78 townhomes and condos are also listed. Live MLS data as of October 31, 2026; see the Lewisville market report for current numbers.
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Lewisville neighborhoods
Based on recent listings:
- Castle Hills: a large master-planned community in southeast Lewisville, with homes from the early 2000s to new builds in the 2020s. Annexed by the city in 2021, it has some of Lewisville's highest-priced homes and The Lakes at Castle Hills golf course.
- Verona and Chase Oaks: newer homes from the 2010s.
- Orchard Valley Estates, Meadow Lake, University Park and Willow Grove: family homes from the 1980s and 1990s.
- Lewisville Valley, Lake Park Addition and Lewisville Park Estates: established 1970s and 1980s homes, often among the more affordable single-family options in Lewisville.
- Vista Ridge: townhomes and condos from the 2000s near Vista Ridge Mall and I-35E.
- Old Town: newer townhomes and condos close to Old Town's restaurants, shops and A-train station.
Schools
Lewisville ISD provides most of the public education in Lewisville, and the district also serves Flower Mound, Highland Village, The Colony and other nearby cities. School assignments vary across the city, so check the schools for any address you're considering; we'll confirm them for you.
Parks and things to do
The Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area (LLELA) is a 2,600-acre nature preserve below the dam, with more than 7 miles of hiking trails, managed by the city with Lewisville ISD and the University of North Texas. Lewisville Lake Park covers 662 acres on the lake for boating, fishing and picnics. Old Town Lewisville is home to the Lewisville Grand Theater, restaurants and community events, and Vista Ridge Mall and the shops along I-35E and SH 121 round things out.
Getting around
I-35E runs north and south through Lewisville, and SH 121 (Sam Rayburn Tollway) meets it at the southeast edge of the city, with a straight shot to DFW Airport. FM 1171 (Main Street) and FM 407 cross the city east to west. The DCTA A-train stops at three Lewisville stations, Old Town, Hebron and Highland Village/Lewisville Lake, with service north to Denton and south to Carrollton, where it connects to DART into Dallas.
Lewisville FAQ
Is Lewisville, TX a good place to live?
For buyers who want a central location on I-35E and SH 121, Lewisville Lake, an active Old Town and a wide range of home prices, yes.
What school district is Lewisville in?
Lewisville ISD provides most of the public education in the city. Confirm school assignments for any specific address.
How much is a home in Lewisville, TX?
As of October 2026, Lewisville list prices average about $536,000, at about $216 per square foot. About 86 single-family homes are listed under $400,000.
Is Castle Hills part of Lewisville?
Yes. The city of Lewisville completed its annexation of Castle Hills in November 2021, adding almost 3,000 acres and about 18,000 residents.
Does Lewisville have a train station?
Yes, three. The DCTA A-train stops at Old Town, Hebron and Highland Village/Lewisville Lake stations, with connections to DART in Carrollton.
