Harvest is one of those neighborhoods that just feels different the moment you drive in. With its white fences, front porches, and working community farm, it blends small-town charm with modern master-planned living in a way that’s hard to replicate anywhere else in North Texas.
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Proximity to Major Cities: About 30 minutes to Fort Worth and 40 minutes to Dallas
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Highways: Convenient access to I-35W, Highway 114, and FM roads connecting to Argyle and Flower Mound
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Nearby Areas: Argyle, Northlake, Roanoke, and Flower Mound
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Air Travel: ~25–30 minutes to DFW Airport
Harvest gives you a quieter setting while still staying connected to major job corridors.
Harvest offers a mix of beautifully designed homes with a strong architectural identity.
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Builders: Highland Homes, David Weekley, Coventry, and others
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Home Styles: Farmhouse-inspired, craftsman, and modern transitional designs
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Lot Sizes: Generally manageable but thoughtfully spaced
💰 Average Home Price: Typically $450,000–$650,000+
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School District: Primarily Argyle ISD (a huge draw), with some areas in Northwest ISD
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Known for top-tier academics, athletics, and community involvement
Families often choose Harvest specifically because of Argyle ISD.
This is where Harvest stands out.
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The Farm: A real, working community farm with produce, events, and educational experiences
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Coffee Shop: On-site gathering space that acts as a social hub
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Pools & Fitness: Resort-style pools and modern fitness facilities
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Trails & Parks: Miles of walking paths and open green spaces
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Events: Regular neighborhood events, classes, and seasonal activities
This is not a “use it if you want” community — it’s a live in it daily kind of place.
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Located in a rapidly expanding corridor near Northlake and Argyle
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Strong appreciation due to school district + community appeal
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Close to AllianceTexas and DFW Airport job centers
Harvest continues to attract both local move-up buyers and out-of-state relocations.
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Families prioritizing schools and community
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Buyers relocating from out of state
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Professionals working in Fort Worth, Alliance, or DFW Airport areas
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Move-up buyers wanting lifestyle + design
Pros
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Argyle ISD schools
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Unique farm + lifestyle concept
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Strong community culture
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Beautiful, cohesive design
Considerations
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HOA fees
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Ongoing growth nearby
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Smaller lots compared to rural Argyle
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