Furst Ranch in Flower Mound, TX
FLOWER MOUND NEW CONSTRUCTION
New Construction, Prairie-Inspired Living and a Growing Master-Planned Community
Furst Ranch is a new master-planned community bringing a distinctive mix of new construction, open landscapes, trails, neighborhood amenities and future shopping and dining to western Flower Mound.The community begins with High Plains, where nationally recognized and Texas-based builders are now offering homes on a range of homesite sizes. Future neighborhoods Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers are planned to expand the community with larger homesites, lake-oriented living and custom estate opportunities.
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— A NEW CHAPTER IN WESTERN FLOWER MOUND
New Homes Surrounded by the North Texas Prairie
Furst Ranch is taking shape along the western edge of Flower Mound, near Bartonville, Argyle and Northlake. The development is planned as more than a collection of new homes. Its long-range vision combines residential neighborhoods, parks, trails, open space, education, healthcare, employment centers, shopping and dining within one connected community. At completion, Furst Ranch is expected to function as a significant new western gateway to Flower Mound. The first residential neighborhood, High Plains, is now selling, while Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers are planned for future phases. The three neighborhoods will be connected through trails, green spaces and shared amenities. Furst Ranch offers a setting that feels removed from the busier parts of the Metroplex without giving up access to Flower Mound conveniences, Denton County employment corridors, DFW Airport, Dallas or Fort Worth.
A NEW CHAPTER IN WESTERN FLOWER MOUND
Furst Ranch at a Glance
Location
Western Flower Mound, near Bartonville and Argyle
Community Type
New master-planned community
Current Neighborhood
High Plains
Future Neighborhoods
Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers
Builders
Nine announced homebuilders
Homesites
Approximately 50-, 60-, 70- and 80-foot lots, with multi-acre estate homesites planned in Cross Timbers
Schools
Argyle Independent School District, subject to current attendance boundaries
Private-School Proximity
Liberty Christian School is located near the northern portion of the community
Lifestyle Features
The Ranch Club, trails, parks, green spaces, Liberty Lake and planned commercial districts
Market Status
High Plains is now selling; later neighborhoods and many commercial components remain future development.
— THE FURST RANCH MASTER PLAN
A Community Designed to Grow Over Time
Three planned neighborhoods
The Furst Ranch plan identifies three residential neighborhoods, The Ranch Club, Liberty Lake, planned schools, community facilities, future shopping and dining areas, employment campuses and a planned 97-acre Central Park. Plans, uses and timelines remain subject to change.
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The Furst Ranch plan stretches from the High Plains neighborhood in the north through future residential, commercial and civic areas to a planned 97-acre Central Park in the southern portion of the development. The plan also identifies The Ranch Club, Liberty Lake, future school sites, the George B. Furst Community Activities Center, shopping and dining areas, corporate campuses and additional public spaces. Because Furst Ranch is still developing, buyers should distinguish between amenities that are open, under construction and conceptual or planned.
— THREE DISTINCT RESIDENTIAL SETTINGS
High Plains, Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers
Furst Ranch is planned around three neighborhoods, each designed to offer a different type of home and relationship to the surrounding land.
High Plains
Now Selling
High Plains is the first residential neighborhood within Furst Ranch. It is planned around clusters of homes connected by landscaped open spaces, parks and meandering trails.A broad mix of builders and homesite sizes gives buyers choices ranging from approachable new construction on 50-foot lots to custom and luxury homes on 70- and 80-foot homesites. The community’s residents-only amenity center, The Ranch Club, is planned near the gateway to High Plains.
EXPLORE HIGH PLAINS HOMESPrairie Vista
Future Phase
Prairie Vista is planned across Liberty Lake from the future pedestrian-oriented town center. The neighborhood is expected to offer somewhat larger homes on more generous lots, combining a quieter residential setting with convenient access to future dining, shopping and community destinations. Prairie Vista is not currently presented as an active selling neighborhood. Development plans, builders, product types and release dates should be independently confirmed as the phase progresses.
REQUEST PRAIRIE VISTA UPDATESCross Timbers
Future Estate Phase
Cross Timbers is planned as the final and most spacious residential neighborhood within Furst Ranch. Located beyond the creek and approached through a more private-feeling entrance, it is expected to feature custom estate homes on multi-acre homesites. Although Cross Timbers is designed to provide greater privacy and room to spread out, the neighborhood is still expected to connect with the larger community through trails and open spaces. Builders, lot releases, pricing and construction schedules have not yet been finalized publicly.
REQUEST CROSS TIMBERS UPDATES— NEW HOME BUILDERS
Builders Currently Announced for Furst Ranch
Furst Ranch has announced nine builders for its initial residential offerings. The lineup spans production, luxury and custom construction, with homesites currently advertised from approximately 50 to 80 feet wide.
Ashton Woods
From the $600s
50- and 60-foot lots
Design-focused new homes with a range of architectural styles and interior personalization options.
Coventry Homes
From the mid $500s
50-foot lots
New construction emphasizing flexible plans, modern design and everyday functionality.
David Weekley Homes
From the $600s
50-foot lots
Single- and two-story plans with open living areas, flexible rooms and indoor-outdoor connections.
Drees Custom Homes
From the high $800s
70-foot lots
Larger plans with extensive customization opportunities and elevated architectural details.
Highland Homes
From the high $700s
60- and 70-foot lots
Texas-built homes offering open layouts, architectural variety and luxury-oriented design selections.
Partners in Building
From approximately $1.2 million
80-foot lots
Custom-home opportunities designed around individually selected plans, finishes and lifestyle priorities.
Shaddock Homes
From the $700s
60-foot lots
Distinctive new homes from a long-established North Texas builder with a focus on craftsmanship and design.
Toll Brothers
From the low $900s
70- and 80-foot lots
Luxury new construction with larger homesites, personalization options and sophisticated architecture.
Tradition Homes
From approximately $1.1 million
80-foot lots
Luxury homes with spacious plans, traditional craftsmanship and substantial personalization opportunities.
Published base prices, lot dimensions, incentives, availability and included features may change without notice. Base pricing generally does not include every elevation, structural option, design-center selection, lot premium or closing cost. Buyers should verify current information directly with the builder and through their real estate representative before making a purchase decision. The pricing and lot information above matches the currently published Furst Ranch builder directory as of August 2026.
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A Closer Look at Homes Taking Shape in Furst Ranch
Seay Realty Group has toured homes and model-home offerings within Furst Ranch to give buyers more than a directory of builder names. Our local coverage looks at floor-plan flow, natural light, finish selections, outdoor living, architectural features and how individual builders may fit different buyer priorities.
David Weekley Homes
During our David Weekley Homes tour, we found bright, open living spaces with soaring ceilings, large windows and flexible rooms that could serve as offices, game rooms, guest spaces or secondary living areas. The model combined warm materials, contemporary details and practical everyday design. Its kitchen, primary suite, spa-inspired bathroom and landscaped outdoor area illustrated the builder’s emphasis on livability as well as presentation.
Highland Homes
Highland Homes offers Furst Ranch buyers larger 60- and 70-foot homesites, with plans positioned toward the upper end of the community’s non-custom builder range.The builder is a strong consideration for buyers prioritizing Texas-based construction, substantial floor plans, architectural options and elevated interior selections.
— RESIDENTS-ONLY AMENITIES
The Ranch Club at High Plains
The Ranch Club is planned as the principal residents-only amenity center serving the early phases of Furst Ranch. Located near the entrance to High Plains, the approximately 20-acre site is designed around a clubhouse, swimming areas, lake views and spaces for community events. Current plans identify a mix of family-oriented recreation and quieter resort-style areas for adults.
Current plans identify a mix of family-oriented recreation and quieter resort-style areas for adults.
Planned Ranch Club Features
- Ranch clubhouse
- Leisure pool
- Children’s pool
- Splash pad
- Event pavilion
- Shade pergola
- Eight-foot-wide trail
- Pond
- Playground
- Golf-cart parking
- Food-truck zone
- Event and live-music space
Because the facility is still being developed, final features, opening dates and operating policies remain subject to change.
— CONNECTED TO THE LAND
Trails, Water and Room to Explore
Outdoor space is central to the Furst Ranch plan. Trails are expected to connect residential neighborhoods with parks, community amenities and future retail destinations, giving residents alternatives to driving for some trips within the development.Liberty Lake is envisioned as a recreational and scenic centerpiece. Planned activities include fishing, paddleboarding and enjoying the water from trails and gathering spaces surrounding the lake.Additional parks, playgrounds, greenbelts and the planned 97-acre Central Park are intended to provide a network of outdoor destinations instead of concentrating recreation in a single amenity complex.
— A GROWING MIXED-USE DESTINATION
More Than a Residential Community
Furst Ranch is planned to eventually include walkable retail and dining districts, healthcare uses, educational facilities, employment centers and community gathering spaces.The long-term concept includes dining near Liberty Lake, open-air patios, neighborhood shopping and trails leading from residential areas toward commercial destinations. These components are part of the future development plan and should not be presented as currently operating amenities.
PLANNED, NOT YET COMPLETE
Furst Ranch is an active, multi-phase development. Future land uses, retailers, restaurants, roads, schools, parks and completion schedules can change as planning and construction proceed.
— EDUCATION NEAR FURST RANCH
Public and Private School Options
Homes currently marketed in Furst Ranch are associated with Argyle Independent School District. Builder and community materials reference Argyle South Elementary School, Argyle Middle School and Argyle High School. The master plan also identifies future elementary- and middle-school sites within or near the development. Those future facilities should not be described as open or guaranteed until confirmed by the appropriate district or authority. Liberty Christian School, a private prekindergarten-through-grade-12 campus, is located immediately north of the High Plains portion of the community. School attendance zones, grade configurations, transportation and future campus plans can change. Buyers should verify all assignments directly with Argyle ISD and individual private schools before purchasing.
Higher Education in Denton County
Beyond K-12 options, Furst Ranch residents have convenient access to two major public universities located directly in Denton County. The University of North Texas (UNT), one of the state's largest research universities, and Texas Woman's University (TWU), the largest state-supported university primarily for women in the United States, are both based in the City of Denton, roughly a 20-30 minute drive from the community. Together these institutions offer a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs, along with continuing education opportunities for local residents. Denton County's proximity to these universities is often cited as an added benefit for families considering long-term educational pathways for their children, as well as for residents pursuing degrees or professional development themselves.
— WESTERN FLOWER MOUND LOCATION
Prairie Views Without Leaving the Metroplex
Furst Ranch sits near the meeting point of Flower Mound, Bartonville, Argyle and Northlake. This location gives residents access to a quieter western Denton County setting while keeping major employment areas, airports, shopping and entertainment within the broader DFW region. The community is located near FM 1171 and US 377, with regional access toward Interstate 35W, Alliance, DFW Airport, Dallas and Fort Worth.
Flower Mound
Shopping, dining, parks, medical services and established neighborhoods
Bartonville
Low-density residential areas, equestrian character and local dining
COMMUNITY GUIDE COMING SOON
Argyle
Schools, small-town services and nearby new-home communities
COMMUNITY GUIDE COMING SOON
Northlake and Alliance
Employment centers, retail, entertainment and access to I-35W
COMMUNITY GUIDE COMING SOON
Double Oak
Residential areas of established homes and properties with acreage
COMMUNITY GUIDE COMING SOON
Highland Village
Shopping, dining, medical services, established neighborhoods and Lake Lewisville proximity
COMMUNITY GUIDE COMING SOON
— BEYOND FURST RANCH: LIFE IN FLOWER MOUND
Parks, Lake Access and Local Character
Flower Mound combines established residential neighborhoods with extensive parkland, connected trails, lake access, local dining districts, and a protected natural landmark at the center of town. These features help create meaningful differences between neighborhoods and influence how residents experience daily life in different parts of the community.
Parks and Connected Trails
Flower Mound maintains more than 1,000 acres of parkland and approximately 64 miles of paved multi-purpose trails connecting neighborhoods, parks, schools, and businesses. Residents also have access to playgrounds, athletic fields, picnic areas, public tennis courts, equestrian trails, and unpaved hiking and biking routes near Grapevine Lake.
Grapevine Lake and Outdoor Recreation
Neighborhoods in southern and western Flower Mound offer convenient access to Grapevine Lake and nearby U.S. Army Corps of Engineers parkland. Depending on the location, residents may be close to boating, fishing, camping, hiking, lakefront trails, and parks such as Twin Coves and Murrell Park.
Dining, Shopping and Mixed-Use Districts
Flower Mound does not revolve around one traditional downtown. Dining, shopping, and entertainment are distributed among areas such as Lakeside DFW, River Walk at Central Park, Parker Square, and nearby Highland Village. These districts offer different combinations of restaurants, services, offices, entertainment, and residential living.
The Town’s Namesake
Flower Mound takes its name from the protected natural mound located near FM 3040 and FM 2499. In 1983, 12.76 acres were deeded to the Flower Mound Foundation for permanent preservation. The site remains an important natural and historical landmark within the community.
— MOVING HERE
Relocating to Furst Ranch
Moving to Furst Ranch and Flower Mound involves more than choosing a home. Buyers should compare commute routes, confirm school boundaries by property address, review the complete property-tax structure, and understand which utilities and municipal services apply to the home.
Location and Commuting
Furst Ranch sits along the Flower Mound, Argyle, and Bartonville border in northern Denton County, with access to routes including US 377, FM 407, and nearby FM 1171 and FM 2499, connecting to State Highway 121 and points toward DFW International Airport and major North Texas employment centers.Commute times can vary considerably depending on the specific home site within this large community, the work destination, time of day, and ongoing construction activity in the area. Buyers relocating for work should test the likely drive from the actual property rather than relying on mileage alone.
Buying New Construction — Things to Remember
New construction pricing often covers less than buyers expect. Before closing, ask the builder representative to clarify exactly what's included versus what will be an out-of-pocket cost after move-in, such as:
~ Window coverings (blinds, shades, or curtains)
~ Landscaping beyond the front yard
~ Refrigerator, washer, and dryer
~ Light fixtures in secondary rooms (builder-grade is common)
~ Closet shelving and organization systems
~ Extra outlets, USB ports, or smart-home wiring beyond the base package
Understand the Complete Property-Tax Structure
Homes in Furst Ranch are subject to more than one layer of property tax. In addition to standard Denton County and school district (Argyle ISD) taxes, buyers should account for the MUD tax rate discussed above, along with any applicable HOA assessments. Combined, these can make the effective tax rate noticeably higher than in neighborhoods without a MUD. Before writing an offer, ask your REALTOR® or the builder's sales representative for a full breakdown of the estimated combined tax rate for the specific section and lot you're considering, since rates can vary by phase within the same community. Buyers should also confirm whether the home's assessed value will be based on land only or land-plus-improvements in year one, as this affects the first full-year tax bill.
Utilities and Municipal Services
Because Furst Ranch is a massive 2,300-acre master-planned community spanning the borders of Flower Mound, Argyle, and Bartonville, its utility and road infrastructure is structured through a Municipal Utility District (MUD). MUDs are special taxing districts that fund the construction and maintenance of water, sewer, drainage, and road systems within a development, and they carry their own tax rate in addition to standard city and county property taxes.
Before purchasing a home in Furst Ranch, buyers should ask their REALTOR® and builder representative to review the MUD disclosure notice, which outlines the district's current tax rate, outstanding bond debt, and the services it covers. Reviewing this disclosure carefully — and confirming current details directly with the district or title company — helps buyers fully understand the ongoing costs associated with homeownership in the community.
New-Resident Checklist
Before or shortly after closing, new residents should:
~ Confirm water, wastewater, trash, and recycling service
~ Verify the correct school district and campus assignments
~ Review HOA documents and community rules, if applicable
~ File for eligible homestead or other property-tax exemptions
~ Confirm trash, recycling, bulk, and brush collection schedules
~ Register for Town alerts and local communications
~ Review the Town’s interactive map for zoning, utilities, and property information
Why REALTOR® Representation Matters
New construction can feel more straightforward than a resale purchase, but the builder's on-site sales representative works for the builder — not for you. Having your own REALTOR® in your corner means someone is reviewing the contract, MUD disclosures, and upgrade pricing with your interests in mind, not the builder's bottom line. An experienced agent can also help you compare pricing and incentives across Furst Ranch's different builders and sections, flag which upgrades tend to hold their value versus which ones you can add later for less, and walk the property with you at key construction milestones. Best of all, buyer representation typically costs you nothing out of pocket, since the builder generally covers the REALTOR® commission. Seay Realty Group has guided buyers through new-construction communities across Denton County and can help make sure nothing gets missed — from your first visit to the model home through your final walkthrough.
CURRENT AVAILABILITY
Furst Ranch Homes for Sale
Browse currently listed homes in Furst Ranch, including available new construction, completed inventory homes and properties entered into the MLS by participating brokers.
EXPLORE FURST RANCH HOMES FOR SALE— NEW CONSTRUCTION REPRESENTATION
Your Advocate When Buying From a Builder
A builder’s sales consultant represents the builder. Seay Realty Group represents you.Buying in a developing community requires more than choosing a model-home floor plan. Buyers must also compare homesites, premiums, structural options, design upgrades, incentives, financing offers, construction schedules, contract provisions and the effect of surrounding future development.Our team helps Furst Ranch buyers evaluate:
- Available and future homesite releases
- Lot location and potential premiums
- Included features versus upgrades
- Builder incentives and financing terms
- Construction and completion timelines
- Inspections during the building process
- Future roads, schools and commercial development
- Potential resale considerations
- How the location fits daily travel and long-term plans
Builder registration policies can require your agent to accompany you or register you before or during the first visit. Contact Seay Realty Group before visiting a sales center or submitting information online so we can confirm the applicable builder procedures.
— LOCAL FLOWER MOUND REAL ESTATE GUIDANCE
Local Knowledge From Seay Realty Group
Stephanie Seay, Steve Seay, Francesca Mangini, and Cherry Rizk all live in Flower Mound and bring both professional market experience and firsthand familiarity with the communities, roads, schools, amenities, and lifestyle considerations that shape a move to this part of Denton County.For buyers considering Furst Ranch, their role extends beyond opening model-home doors. They help clients compare the community with other new-construction and established-home options in Flower Mound, Argyle, Bartonville, Northlake, and surrounding areas.
— FLOWER MOUND REAL ESTATE FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Furst Ranch
Where is Furst Ranch located?
Furst Ranch is located in western Flower Mound, Texas, near Bartonville, Argyle and Northlake. The community is positioned near FM 1171 and US 377 in western Denton County.
Is Furst Ranch in Flower Mound or Argyle?
Furst Ranch is marketed as a Flower Mound community. Some builder and model-home addresses may use an Argyle mailing address or the 76226 ZIP code, which does not by itself determine municipal jurisdiction. Buyers should verify the jurisdiction, taxing entities and utility providers for a specific property.
Is Furst Ranch currently selling homes?
Yes. High Plains, the first neighborhood in Furst Ranch, is now selling. Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers are identified as future phases.
How many neighborhoods are planned in Furst Ranch?
Three residential neighborhoods are currently identified: High Plains, Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers.
Which builders are in Furst Ranch?
The announced builders are Ashton Woods, Coventry Homes, David Weekley Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Highland Homes, Partners in Building, Shaddock Homes, Toll Brothers and Tradition Homes.
What price range are homes in Furst Ranch?
Current published starting prices range from the mid $500s to approximately $1.2 million and above, depending on the builder, homesite width, floor plan and level of customization. Prices, premiums, incentives and availability can change without notice.
What lot sizes are available?
Current builder offerings include approximately 50-, 60-, 70- and 80-foot homesites. Future Cross Timbers plans call for custom estate homes on multi-acre homesites.
What amenities are planned at Furst Ranch?
Plans include The Ranch Club, pools, a splash pad, playgrounds, trails, parks, Liberty Lake, green spaces, event areas and a planned 97-acre Central Park. Future shopping, dining, employment and community facilities are also identified in the broader plan.
What is The Ranch Club?
The Ranch Club is the planned residents-only amenity center near High Plains. Plans include a clubhouse, leisure pool, children’s pool, splash pad, event pavilion, playground, trails and gathering areas.
Which school district serves Furst Ranch?
Current community and builder materials identify Argyle Independent School District. School assignments and attendance zones should be verified directly with the district for the specific property being considered.
Is Liberty Christian School near Furst Ranch?
Yes. Liberty Christian School is located near the northern portion of the Furst Ranch plan and High Plains neighborhood.
Are Prairie Vista and Cross Timbers open?
No. Both are currently identified as future phases. Prairie Vista is planned near Liberty Lake and the future town center. Cross Timbers is planned as an estate neighborhood with multi-acre homesites.
Can Seay Realty Group represent me when buying a new home?
Yes. Seay Realty Group can represent buyers during a new-construction purchase, subject to each builder’s registration and representation policies. Buyers should contact the team before their first builder visit whenever possible.
Do all Furst Ranch homes appear in the MLS?
No. Builders may market homesites, planned builds or inventory directly without immediately entering every opportunity into the MLS. An IDX search should be combined with direct builder-inventory research.
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