If you are moving to Dallas, Texas from California, New York or Florida, Dallas suburbs offer many options full of luxurious homes priced above the $1 million mark. Most of the neighborhoods with homes in this price range provide great schools, plenty of amenities and custom homes. Here’s a look at some of the best luxury neighborhoods with prices up to $1.5 million in Dallas.
1. Southlake
Southlake’s country estate feel and proximity to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport have made it popular with transplants moving to North Texas. The addition of shopping and restaurants has been a big plus.
2. University Park
University Park’s proximity to Southern Methodist University and the short commute to downtown Dallas are major attractions. The city also benefits from its top-notch school district - Highland Park ISD. Highland Park High School students consistently score above the national and state average on the ACT and SAT.
3. Highland Park
Highland Park was one of Dallas’ first “suburbs” and dates to the turn of the 20th century. In 1913, Highland Park asked to become a part of the city of Dallas but was refused by its larger neighbor. The city also benefits from its top-notch school district - Highland Park ISD. Highland Park High School students consistently score above the national and state average on the ACT and SAT.
4. Bluffview
The Bluffview neighborhood in North Dallas is so named for its relatively hilly topography—it lies along cliffs overlooking Bachman Branch and its tributaries. Some of the cliffs the neighborhood is built on rise 50 feet (15 m) over the water below. This community dates back to 1933 and has continued to develop over the years..
5. West Plano
West Plano neighborhoods took off in the 1980s with the construction of the nearby Legacy business park and planned extension of the Dallas North Tollway. The old Willow Bend Polo Club was located along Park Boulevard.
6. Preston Hollow
Dallas’ Preston Hollow neighborhood has some of the state’s most expensive homes. It started out as a separate town created by developers in farmland north of Dallas in the Roaring ’20s.
7. Lakewood
Lakewood residents benefit from the neighborhood’s proximity to White Rock Lake and the short commute to downtown Dallas’ offices. Homes and shops built in the area date to the 1920s.
8. Northwood
Dallas’ Northwood Hills neighborhood surrounds Northwood Club, which was built in the late 1940s before nearby LBJ Freeway was constructed. The area started out as cotton fields at the end of Hillcrest Road along White Rock Creek.
9. Northeast Dallas
Northeast Dallas neighborhoods offer inside LBJ Freeway living with good commuter access along Greenville Avenue and North Central Expressway. DART’s light rail line through the area and redevelopment in Lake Highlands add to the appeal.
10. Northwest Flower Mound
Flower Mound was planned for a “new town” development in the 1970s after the construction of D/FW Airport. The proximity to the airport and Grapevine Lake are still big draws.
All of these Dallas, Texas communities provide excellent luxury properties priced up to about $1.5 million. They are all packed with amenities and provide wonderful views.
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