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Navarro in Lantana, TX: the questions buyers actually ask, answered straight.
Prices, square footage, HOA details, schools, amenities, and resale-market context for Navarro in Lantana — researched and written by a team with deep local knowledge of the Lantana community, not pulled from a national listing aggregator. Several members of Seay Realty Group’s team have lived in the Lantana community for 19+ years.
Navarro is an established residential neighborhood near the center of the Lantana master-planned community in Denton County, Texas. Built entirely by Grand Homes, Navarro is known for larger, dramatic floor plans, two-story living spaces, vaulted ceilings, flexible rooms, and select homes with golf-course or greenbelt views.
The neighborhood contains approximately 90 homes. It has convenient access from Branch Crossing by way of Navisota Drive and from Lantana Trail by way of Bonham Parkway. A greenbelt helps anchor the section, while some homes along Navisota Drive back to the seventh fairway and green of Lantana Golf Club.
This guide was put together by Seay Realty Group – Keller Williams to give buyers and sellers a clear picture of homes nestled in Navarro, neighborhood features, HOA considerations, school zoning, lifestyle, and recent market activity.
But we’re more than Lantana specialists — we’re neighbors. Lantana isn’t just a place we sell — it’s the community several of our own team members call home, with multiple team members having lived here for close to two decades. That firsthand perspective shapes how we research and represent every section of the neighborhood, including Navarro.
*Market figures below are based on 26 closed residential sales identified in the local MLS for Navarro from July 26, 2021 through July 25, 2026. Community-wide property characteristics are based on 90 Navarro tax records reviewed in the 2026 Realist export. Texas is a non-disclosure state, so exact sold prices by address are not published here. Confirm current pricing, HOA dues, schools, taxes, governing documents, and property-specific details before making real estate decisions.
NAVARRO
An Established Resale Neighborhood
Navarro is a resale neighborhood of approximately 90 homes built by Grand Homes. Navarro is laid out as a dual loop community, with a greenbelt nestled at its center. Buyers considering Navarro are typically looking for a home with larger semi, custom-built square footage, and — along Navisota Drive specifically — golf course lots.
The 5-year Navarro CMA reviewed 26 closed sales from July 26, 2021 through July 25, 2026. Closed Navarro sales ranged from approximately $470,000 to $875,000, reflecting a value range driven by square footage, pool presence, garage configuration, lot size, golf-course frontage, and overall property condition. The report was filtered to closed listings and therefore does not establish the number of active, pending, or contingent listings.
RECENT SALE RANGE
APPROXIMATELY
$470K – $875K
Based on closed Navarro-area sales reviewed over the 5-year CMA period (26 closed sales). Figures are aggregated and not published by address because Texas is a non-disclosure state. Given the small number of closed sales in this specific enclave, this range should be treated as directional rather than a substitute for a property-specific analysis.
TYPICAL HOME SIZE
APPROXIMATELY
2,233 – 5,050 ft²
The reviewed closed sales ranged from approximately 2,508 to 4,968 square feet, with an average closed home size of approximately 3,686 square feet and a median closed size of approximately 3,647 square feet. Tax records showed the maximum home square footage of 5,050 and minimum square footage of 2,233 within the 90 homes inside of Navarro community.
HOA DUES
CURRENTLY
$131.00 / month
SCHOOLS
DENTON ISD
EUGENIA PORTER RAYZOR ELEMENTARY
TOM HARPOOL MIDDLE
JOHN H. GUYER HIGH
YEARS BUILT
APPROXIMATELY
2002 – 2008
Based on the tax records, the above showed years built within the entirety of the Navarro community. The 5-year CMA of reviewed closed sales were built between 2002 and 2007, with both a median and an average year built of 2004.
LOT SIZES
0.150 – 0.510 acres
The lot sizes above are the maximum and minimum based on tax records for the Navarro community. The reviewed closed Navarro sales showed lot sizes ranging from approximately 0.158 to 0.311 acres, with an average of approximately 0.194 acres and a median of approximately 0.175 acres. Lot size, and whether a homesite backs to the golf course (a Navisota Drive feature) or greenbelt lot (Bonham Parkway, Iris Street or Fullerton Street), can vary meaningfully by street, so buyers should evaluate the specific home rather than relying only on neighborhood averages.
*The sale-price range is based on 26 closed MLS sales reviewed for the five-year period. Home-size, year-built, lot-size, and home-count figures are based on 90 Navarro tax records. Individual homes may fall outside MLS-derived ranges or may differ from appraisal records. HOA dues are established by the Lantana Community Association and may change. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Sold-price data is presented in aggregate only and should not be interpreted as an appraisal, guarantee of value, or substitute for a custom pricing analysis. Texas is a non-disclosure state, and public-facing market summaries should be used for general informational purposes only. For a current home value estimate, request a property-specific analysis from Seay Realty Group. Every Keller Williams office is independently owned and operated.
01 - About Navarro & Lantana
Navarro is an established single-family residential neighborhood within Lantana, a master-planned community in Denton County, Texas, in ZIP code 76226. Navarro contains approximately 90 homes and is legally identified in tax records primarily as Navarro Addition.
The neighborhood stands out for its Grand Homes architecture, generous floor plans, dramatic interior volume, central Lantana location, greenbelt setting, and select golf-course lots. Residents are part of the broader Lantana Community Association and have access to community amenities subject to current HOA rules and policies.
Navarro sits near the heart of Lantana. Drivers can enter from Branch Crossing onto Navisota Drive or reach the neighborhood from Lantana Trail by way of Bonham Parkway. These two approaches provide practical access to different parts of the community.
Navarro’s central position is useful for residents who want to reach Lantana’s pools, trails, parks, fitness facilities, courts, schools, and community gathering areas without living at the far edge of the master-planned community.
Navarro tax records show residential addresses on:
Navisota Drive
Fullerton Street
Peco Street
Bonham Parkway
Griffin Street
Elena Drive
Neighborhood notes also identify Iris Street within the section. Buyers should verify the exact legal subdivision and HOA documents for a specific address because street proximity and subdivision labels do not always establish the governing neighborhood by themselves.
The 2026 Realist tax export contains 90 properties legally identified as Navarro Addition. Because Navarro is a relatively compact neighborhood, available resale inventory may be limited at any given time. The five-year CMA identified 26 closed sales, which averages a little over five closed transactions per year across the review period, although sales were not evenly distributed by year.
Grand Homes built the Navarro neighborhood. The community is therefore more architecturally cohesive than a Lantana section developed by several builders, while still offering meaningful differences in elevation, square footage, room configuration, garage design, lot position, and later owner improvements.
Grand Homes floor plans from this period are often recognized for tall entries, curved or sweeping staircases, two-story family rooms, vaulted ceilings, formal living or dining spaces, private studies, game rooms, media rooms, and flexible guest or multigenerational spaces. Not every home includes every feature, so buyers should evaluate the actual floor plan and improvement history.
The 90-property Navarro tax-record review shows construction years from approximately 2002 through 2008:
2002: 32 homes
2003: 19 homes
2004: 10 homes
2005: 13 homes
2006: 10 homes
2007: 5 homes
2008: 1 home
The median tax-record year built is 2003. Navarro is therefore best understood as an established resale neighborhood, not a new-construction section.
Yes. Navarro is part of the Lantana master-planned community. Navarro homeowners are generally subject to the Lantana Community Association’s governing documents, architectural standards, assessments, and community rules.
Buyers should still verify the legal description, resale certificate, deed restrictions, assessment amount, violation status, and any property-specific obligations during the contract period.
Navarro combines a compact footprint, one primary builder, larger average home sizes, central access, a neighborhood greenbelt, and select seventh-fairway locations. The 90 tax records show a community-wide average of approximately 3,642 square feet and a median of approximately 3,664 square feet, which helps explain why Navarro is often associated with larger move-up floor plans.
Compared with newer Lantana sections, Navarro has a more established landscape and resale-home profile. Compared with smaller-floor-plan sections, buyers may find more two-story homes, larger entertaining areas, game rooms, media rooms, and flexible-use spaces. Property condition and the extent of remodeling can vary significantly because the homes are now roughly two decades old.
02 - Homes & Navarro Real Estate Market
Navarro homes are detached single-family residences built by Grand Homes. Commonly marketed features include brick or stone exteriors, tall entryways, curved staircases, two-story living rooms, vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, formal dining rooms, private studies, large kitchens, game rooms, media rooms, wet bars, covered patios, pools, spas, and attached two- or three-car garages.
Some larger plans include a second downstairs bedroom or guest suite, multiple living areas, bonus rooms, second laundry areas, or layouts that may support multigenerational living. Outdoor features vary and may include mature trees, outdoor kitchens, covered pavilions, pools, spas, greenbelt adjacency, or golf-course views.
These are neighborhood patterns, not promises about every property. Buyers should verify room counts, permitted improvements, measured square footage, garage capacity, pool condition, and lot boundaries for the specific home.
The community-wide 2026 Realist tax-record review of 90 Navarro homes shows:
Size range: approximately 2,233-5,050 square feet
Average tax-record size: approximately 3,642 square feet
Median tax-record size: approximately 3,664 square feet
The separate five-year CMA of 26 closed sales shows:
Closed-sale size range: 2,508-4,968 square feet
Average closed-sale size: approximately 3,686 square feet
Median closed-sale size: approximately 3,647 square feet
The tax-record range is the better source for describing the whole neighborhood. The CMA range describes only the homes that sold during the five-year review.
Across the 90 Navarro tax records:
Bedrooms range from 3 to 5
16 homes are recorded with 3 bedrooms
59 homes are recorded with 4 bedrooms
15 homes are recorded with 5 bedrooms
Total bathrooms range from 2 to 6 in the tax export
In the five-year closed-sale review, the MLS reported 3 to 6 bedrooms and 2 to 6 total bathrooms. The six-bedroom maximum appears in a sold listing and shows why MLS marketing and tax records may not always classify converted or flexible spaces the same way.
Buyers should confirm whether a room legally and functionally qualifies as a bedroom and should compare MLS data with appraisal records, floor plans, permits, and an onsite review.
Navarro is predominantly a two-story neighborhood. Of the 90 Navarro tax records:
84 are recorded as two-story homes
6 are recorded as one-story homes
Single-story inventory is therefore comparatively scarce. Buyers who require a one-story layout, a first-floor guest suite, or reduced stair use should discuss those needs early and verify the actual floor plan rather than relying only on a listing’s story count.
The 90-property tax-record review shows Navarro lots ranging from approximately 0.150 to 0.510 acres, with an average of approximately 0.200 acres and a median of approximately 0.170 acres.
The five-year closed-sale sample ranged from 0.158 to 0.311 acres because the largest community-wide lots did not necessarily sell during that review window. Lot utility also depends on shape, easements, drainage, grade, pool placement, golf-course setbacks, tree coverage, and whether the property backs to another home, a greenbelt, or the golf course.
Yes. Some homes along Navisota Drive back to the seventh fairway and green of Lantana Golf Club. Golf-course lots can offer open views and a distinct setting, but buyers should evaluate more than the view.
Important items to review include:
Lot orientation and afternoon sun
Golf-ball exposure
Tree cover and privacy
Course-maintenance activity
Drainage and grading
Fence and landscape restrictions
Outdoor-use preferences
Any golf-course-related easements
Lantana Golf Club is private. Owning a golf-course home does not automatically include club membership.
Yes. A greenbelt helps anchor the neighborhood, and some Navarro properties are positioned adjacent to or across from green space. Greenbelt proximity may affect view, privacy, traffic exposure, drainage, maintenance considerations, and buyer demand.
Because the word “greenbelt” can be used broadly in marketing, buyers should verify the actual ownership, easements, long-term land use, and maintenance responsibility associated with the area behind or beside a specific property.
Both pool and non-pool homes are available. In the five-year review of 26 closed Navarro sales:
14 homes had pools
12 homes did not
Approximately 53.8% of the reviewed sales had pools
That percentage describes the closed-sale sample, not necessarily the exact pool share across all 90 Navarro homes. Buyers should evaluate pool age, equipment, surface condition, heater, decking, drainage, safety features, insurance impact, and ongoing maintenance costs.
The five-year CMA includes both two- and three-car garage configurations. Tax and MLS records can describe tandem spaces or total covered parking differently, so garage claims should be verified onsite.
For larger Navarro floor plans, storage and parking can still be a meaningful differentiator. Buyers should consider usable bay dimensions, ceiling height, door configuration, driveway capacity, tandem depth, storage systems, and whether any garage space was converted or enclosed.
Among the 26 closed Navarro sales reviewed from July 26, 2021 through July 25, 2026, closed prices ranged from approximately $470,000 to $875,000. The average closed sale price was approximately $647,359, and the median was approximately $657,500.
That historical range should not be treated as today’s asking-price range or as a prediction of value. A Navarro home’s value can be affected by square footage, floor plan, updates, condition, pool, golf-course or greenbelt location, garage configuration, lot size, mechanical systems, roof age, presentation, and current competing inventory.
Texas is a non-disclosure state, so exact closed prices by address are not published here. Seay Realty Group uses MLS-supported comparable sales and current market evidence when preparing property-specific guidance.
The five-year closed-sale sample shows:
Minimum sale-to-list ratio: 91.9%
Maximum sale-to-list ratio: 117.8%
Average sale-to-list ratio: 99.9%
Median sale-to-list ratio: 99.7%
The maximum was influenced by market conditions and an individual sale that closed above its final list price. A five-year average spans very different North Texas market environments and should not be used to assume that a current home will sell at a particular percentage of list price.
Cumulative days on market in the five-year CMA ranged from 2 to 427 days, with an average of approximately 51 days and a median of 19 days.
The large difference between the average and median shows that a small number of longer-marketed listings pulled the average upward. The 427-day maximum should not be treated as typical, but it is part of the full closed-sale dataset and has not been removed.
Current results depend on pricing, preparation, condition, updates, photography, showing access, competition, seasonality, financing conditions, and buyer demand.
Navarro has relatively limited turnover because it contains only about 90 homes. The five-year report identified 26 closed sales, and the median cumulative market time was 19 days. However, results varied widely, with sale-to-list ratios from 91.9% to 117.8% and cumulative market time from 2 to 427 days. Also of note: Some Navarro homes sold twice during the 5-year period, so not all homes in Navarro have ever been sold by their original owner.
That spread indicates that Navarro is not a one-price or one-speed market. Updated golf-course homes with pools may compete differently from non-pool interior homes, and a smaller one-story plan may attract a different buyer pool from a nearly 5,000-square-foot home.
Texas does not make closed residential sale prices broadly public in the same way as disclosure states. National portals, tax-value comparisons, and automated estimates may therefore lack the complete neighborhood-level sold-price evidence available through the MLS.
For Navarro sellers, a credible pricing analysis should consider verified MLS comparables, current active and pending competition, the home’s condition, floor plan, square footage, lot position, pool, garage, updates, roof and mechanical ages, and current buyer behavior. The county’s assessed value is not a substitute for a market analysis or appraisal.
Navarro homes were built primarily in the early to mid-2000s, so condition can vary based on maintenance and renovation history. Buyers should consider a thorough inspection and property-specific review of:
Roof age and prior claims
HVAC systems and service history
Water heaters
Foundation performance and drainage
Windows and seals
Plumbing and sewer lines
Electrical systems
Pool and spa equipment
Exterior drainage and grading
Irrigation systems
Fireplace and chimney components
Past additions or conversions
Insurance availability and cost
Seller disclosures, invoices, permits, warranties, title documents, and professional inspections should be reviewed as applicable.
Five-Year Navarro Market Snapshot
Sales activity
Closed sales reviewed: 26
Review window: July 26, 2021-July 25, 2026
Report prepared: July 25, 2026
Pricing
Closed sale-price range: $470,000-$875,000
Average closed sale price: $647,359
Median closed sale price: $657,500
Closed list-price range: $399,000-$899,999
Average closed list price: $650,923
Median closed list price: $654,500
Closed price-per-square-foot range: $117.12-$222.46
Average closed price per square foot: $178.19
Median closed price per square foot: $183.22
Sale-to-list ratio
Minimum: 91.9%
Maximum: 117.8%
Average: 99.9%
Median: 99.7%
Cumulative days on market
Minimum: 2 days
Maximum: 427 days
Average: 51 days
Median: 19 days
Home size
Range: 2,508-4,968 square feet
Average: 3,686 square feet
Median: 3,647 square feet
Bedrooms and bathrooms
Bedroom range: 3-6
Total bathroom range: 2-6
Lot size
Range: 0.158-0.311 acres
Average: 0.194 acres
Median: 0.175 acres
Construction years
Range: 2002-2007
Average year built: 2004
Median year built: 2004
Pool representation
Homes with pools: 14
Homes without pools: 12
This five-year snapshot is based on 26 closed Navarro residential sales included in an MLS/CMA report prepared July 25, 2026. It does not include active or pending inventory. The review spans multiple market conditions, and historical averages and ranges should not be treated as current pricing predictions. Figures are aggregate neighborhood information only and do not constitute an appraisal, guarantee of value, or property-specific pricing recommendation.
03 - HOA, Fees & Taxes
Yes. Navarro homes are part of the Lantana Community Association. Current neighborhood notes report HOA dues of approximately $131 per month.
HOA rates, included services, assessments, transfer charges, rules, and vendor arrangements may change. Before purchasing, buyers should obtain the current resale certificate, fee schedule, governing documents, architectural guidelines, insurance information, violation status, and community rules for the specific property.
Lantana HOA dues have historically supported services and amenities such as:
- Front-yard maintenance
- Vector Security monitoring and system installation
- Community swimming pools (Including one located inside of Sandlin Community)
- Fitness centers
- Parks and playgrounds
- Sports courts
- Hike-and-bike trails
- Common-area landscaping and maintenance
- Community programming
- Architectural and neighborhood standards
Front-yard maintenance has historically included mowing, edging, pruning, weeding, and seasonal fertilization. Buyers should confirm the current scope of all HOA-provided services for the specific property.
No. The Lantana Golf Club is a private club. Golf and club membership are separate from Lantana Community Association dues.
Membership options, availability, initiation fees, and monthly charges should be confirmed directly with the club.
Yes — because Lantana is unincorporated, residents pay a small annual assessment, billed through the HOA, that funds fire and EMS coverage from the Argyle Volunteer Fire Department, calculated based on the home’s appraised value rather than a flat rate. Membership at Lantana Golf Club is also separate and optional, on top of standard HOA dues. Contact Lantana Golf Club directly for their most up to date pricing.
There may be additional costs beyond standard HOA dues depending on the property, current HOA structure, and community assessments. Buyers should review the HOA resale certificate, title documents, tax records, lender estimates, and seller disclosures.
Property taxes vary by property and should be reviewed carefully before purchase. Buyers should evaluate county tax records, applicable exemptions, estimated post-purchase taxes, HOA dues, insurance, and any community-related assessments.
Online mortgage calculators may not accurately include property taxes, HOA dues, insurance, or other ownership costs. A buyer’s true monthly payment should be calculated using property-specific information.
The short answer is yes. Lantana is located within special district structures, and taxes may include allocations tied to community services and emergency services. Special assessments or district-related fees should be verified by property.
Before purchasing in Navarro, buyers should review title documents, tax records, HOA information, seller disclosures, and lender estimates to understand the full cost of ownership.
04 - Schools & Local Children's Activities
Navarro is within Denton Independent School District.
Eugenia Porter Rayzor Elementary School (E.P. Rayzor)
Tom Harpool Middle School (Harpool)
John H. Guyer High School (Guyer or Denton Guyer)
E.P. Rayzor and Harpool are located within Lantana. Denton ISD states that both serve families in the Guyer High School attendance area.
School boundaries can change. Buyers should verify the current assignment for the specific address directly with Denton ISD before entering a purchase.
LOCAL INSIGHT: DENTON GUYER HIGH SCHOOL
For families relocating to Navarro, school zoning is a big part of the appeal — the neighborhood falls within the boundary of Denton Guyer High School, home of the Wildcats. As of July 2026, Guyer competes in Class 6A for all UIL activities, academics, fine arts, and athletics alike, placing it among the largest and most competitive classification in Texas high school sports. On the football field, the Wildcats compete in Class 6A Division II as part of District 5-6A, going up against some of the toughest programs in the DFW area. Go Wildcats!
Lantana’s broader community environment provides access to parks, playgrounds, swimming facilities, trails, sports courts, and resident events.
Children in the area may also participate in:
- Youth swimming
- Golf or tennis instruction
- Soccer
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Football
- Cheer
- Scouts
- School clubs
- Community service organizations
- Seasonal camps
- Arts and enrichment programs
- And many more
Participation fees are generally separate from HOA dues.
With community pools, playgrounds, trails, greenbelts, sports courts, and gathering spaces close to home, Lantana makes it easy for kids to stay active and connected — and Navarro’s contained, low-traffic layout makes it an especially easy neighborhood for kids to bike or walk within safely.
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Within Lantana, kids have the opportunity to join the Lantana Lightning Swim Team, Scouts, YMSL, the Texas Lantana Chapter of National Charity League, and many other clubs and activities. Lantana also has tennis and golf lessons offered within the community privately.
Kids interested in sports teams have many choices, including soccer, baseball, youth football, basketball, and more. Kids from Lantana often join local recreational or developmental leagues in nearby Highland Village, Argyle, Denton, and Flower Mound.
In June, many children from the Lantana community attend special-interest and sports camps hosted at Guyer High School. Children also can opt to attend camps at local high schools in Flower Mound, Argyle and other surrounding school districts.
All children’s activities listed generally have fees that are not included in HOA dues. Contact each group directly for the most recent costs associated with participation. A helpful local resource is often one of the Lantana community Facebook groups, such as Lantana Moms.
Navarro is in Denton ISD, not Argyle ISD.
This question comes up often with buyers of Lantana homes. The confusion sometimes arises because Lantana is near Argyle and some nearby properties may use an Argyle mailing address. Although Lantana residents share the 76226 ZIP code with nearby Argyle addresses, public-school attendance boundaries are independent of postal city designations.
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While Lantana’s students are zoned for Denton ISD, school options are extraordinary for the community. Lantana has several nearby private schools such as Liberty Christian School, Founder’s Classical Academy, Harvest Christian Academy, The Selwyn School, Coram Deo and many other notable options. Some public school districts in this part of Texas also offer open enrollment. Buyers should contact each district directly to confirm whether open enrollment is available and how the application process works.
Families researching private education can compare schools in Argyle, Flower Mound, Denton, and surrounding communities. Admissions, grade levels, transportation, tuition, programs, and availability should be confirmed directly with each school.
Seay Realty Group does not rank schools or steer buyers toward or away from a neighborhood based on protected characteristics. We provide factual location and zoning resources so each household can evaluate the fit for its own needs.
05 - Amenities & Everyday Life
Navarro’s residents receive access to Lantana’s broader community amenities, subject to current association policies.
These amenities have included:
- Five community swimming pools
- A children’s splash pad
- Fitness facilities
- Pickleball courts
- Tennis and multi-sport courts
- Hike-and-bike trails
- Parks and playgrounds
- Community gathering spaces
- Resident events and seasonal programming
- Optional access to the private Lantana Golf Club *
- Optional access to Lantana Fitness Services with Body Bionics *
Amenity availability, operating hours, reservations, and access policies should be confirmed directly with the Community Association.
*Optional services and private memberships are separate from HOA-provided amenities and require additional fees.
Navarro’s central location provides convenient access to the larger community. Actual walking or driving distance depends on the home and destination. Buyers who prioritize a particular pool, fitness center, trail connection, school, playground, or court should compare the exact address with the current amenity map and access rules.
Navarro sits within Lantana in southern Denton County, roughly 8 to 10 miles south of Denton and positioned with access to major routes including FM 407, FM 2499, and US-377. Lantana is approximately 35 miles from both downtown Dallas and downtown Fort Worth, about 16 miles from DFW International Airport, and about 30 miles from Dallas Love Field, depending on route and traffic.
Everyday shopping and dining are close by in Highland Village and along the corridor near Lantana, including popular spots like Marty B’s, Torchy’s Tacos, Christina’s Mexican Restaurant, and Blue Goose Cantina. There are also many nearby fast-food, chain restaurant, and local dining options.
Navarro is positioned within Lantana near connections to FM 407, FM 2499, and US 377. Residents commonly use nearby shopping, dining, medical, and service areas in Lantana, Bartonville, Argyle, Highland Village, Flower Mound, and Denton.
Drive times vary significantly with route, construction, school traffic, weather, and time of day. Relocating buyers should test the commute from the exact property during the hours that matter to them.
Lantana is not a designated 55+ community, but it continues to appeal to many 50+ buyers and seniors who want a well-maintained Denton County neighborhood with convenient amenities, attractive streetscapes, and an active community feel. As a master-planned golf course community in southwestern Denton County, Lantana offers a lifestyle that can work well for empty nesters, downsizers, retirees, and multigenerational households.
Residents enjoy access to neighborhood amenities such as walking trails, community pools, fitness facilities, parks, tennis courts, and golf-centered surroundings, creating opportunities to stay active without leaving the community. Many buyers in this stage of life also appreciate Lantana’s established neighborhoods, HOA-maintained community standards, proximity to Flower Mound, Highland Village, Denton, and Argyle, and access to nearby shopping, dining, medical offices, and everyday services.
For 50+ buyers considering Lantana, home selection often comes down to lifestyle fit. Some prefer single-story homes, lower-maintenance yards, homes near trails or amenities, or properties with flexible guest space for visiting family. Seay Realty Group helps buyers compare Lantana neighborhoods, floor plans, HOA considerations, and resale factors so they can choose a home that supports both their current needs and long-term plans.
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For the Phenomenal Over 50 of Lantana residents, there is an assortment of organized community activities that are ongoing and can be found on the community’s lifestyle calendar. From Lantana’s Ladies League, a “Chair Fit” group, gaming groups (Bunko or Mahjong anyone?) there’s always something happening in the community!
Pickleball Lovers Live in Lantana, TX
Pickleball has become one of the most popular ways for Lantana residents of all ages to stay active, meet neighbors, and enjoy the community lifestyle. Whether you are a beginner learning the basics, a competitive player looking for regular matches, or a family wanting a fun activity everyone can enjoy, Lantana’s amenity-focused design makes it easy to build recreation into everyday life.
Lantana residents enjoy access to community athletic amenities, parks, walking trails, fitness areas, and gathering spaces that support an active, connected lifestyle. Pickleball is especially appealing because it works well across generations — kids, parents, empty nesters, and retirees can all play together, making it a natural fit for Lantana’s neighborhood-centered environment.
For homebuyers who love pickleball, location within the community can matter. Some buyers may prefer homes near amenity centers, trails, parks, or gathering areas, while others may prioritize a floor plan that supports an active household with space for guests, sports gear, or flexible living. Seay Realty Group helps buyers understand Lantana’s neighborhoods, amenities, HOA considerations, and lifestyle fit so they can find a home that supports both recreation and everyday living.
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Seay Realty Group has its very own pickleball and tennis lover on our team! Tanya Auerbach, REALTOR can be found at Lantana’s Tennis Complex or Ferguson Courts in Lantana regularly enjoying both sports. Whether you’re just a beginner needing lessons or an experienced athlete looking for a competitive environment, there are all levels of playing styles and ages active within Lantana.
While the tennis courts in Lantana are first come, first served to play (with lesson and match exceptions)- Ferguson Courts has a different structure. These courts are public and are open daily to the public from 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM (with some exceptions). Other courts in the Ferguson complex include a challenge court and reservation courts- available from a reservation app. Details about the pickleball facility and any updates to their hours, rules and scheduling can be found at Ferguson Courts at Lantana Facebook Page.
Is Lantana a pet-friendly community?
Yes. Lantana is a walkable, trail-heavy master-planned community, and pets are very much part of everyday life here. With miles of hike-and-bike trails, greenbelts, sidewalks throughout Navarro and the surrounding sections, and multiple neighborhood parks, dog owners have plenty of room to walk, jog, and exercise pets without leaving the community.
Are there dog parks or off-leash areas in Lantana?
Lantana’s trails, greenbelts, and neighborhood parks are popular for walking dogs, but leash rules apply throughout the community’s common areas and sidewalks, consistent with the Lantana Community Association’s general conduct guidelines. For dedicated off-leash dog parks, several are within a short drive of Navarro, including options in nearby Highland Village, Flower Mound, and Corinth.
Does the Lantana HOA have pet rules or restrictions?
Navarro homes fall under the Lantana Community Association, and like most HOA communities, there are typically guidelines around leash requirements in common areas, pet waste cleanup, and general nuisance/noise provisions. Lantana’s governing documents do not currently have breed or size restrictions for its homeowners.
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Pets are a big part of daily life in Lantana — you’ll see dogs on nearly every evening walk through Navarro and along the community trails. If you’re relocating with pets, we always recommend pulling the current HOA pet guidelines as part of your due diligence, right alongside architectural standards and resale certificate review, so there are no surprises after you move in.
Where can pet owners find vets, groomers, and pet supplies near Navarro?
Navarro’s location within Lantana puts residents within a short drive of veterinary clinics, groomers, boarding facilities, and pet supply retailers in nearby Highland Village, Argyle, Flower Mound, and Denton. Several local pet-sitting and dog-walking services also serve the Lantana area directly, which is a popular option for residents who travel or work long hours.
As with any pet-related provider, buyers and residents should confirm current hours, availability, and services directly, since offerings can change.
Is Lantana a good fit for buyers with larger or multiple dogs?
Lantana’s trail network, open green spaces, and lower-density neighborhood feel tend to appeal to buyers with active dogs or multiple pets. That said, yard size, fencing, and lot orientation vary significantly across Navarro and the rest of Lantana, so buyers should walk the actual property with their pets’ needs in mind — not just the neighborhood as a whole.
Several Seay Realty Group team members have dogs in their own Lantana-area neighborhoods and agree that pets are a visible part of everyday community life. Just ask Maddie, our marketing director’s Rottweiler; Penny, our executive assistant’s Miniature Dachshund; or Gary, our listing coordinator’s Labrador. Lantana also provides practical conveniences for pet owners, including disposal bags and trash receptacles along portions of the trail and sidewalk system.
Seay Realty Group can help pet-owning buyers narrow in on Navarro listings with the yard space, fencing, and proximity to trails or greenbelts that fit their pets’ lifestyle.
Lantana has two workout facilities in the community that are a part of the HOA amenities. Located at the north and south amenity centers, both gyms have machines for cardio and weight training.
The North Amenity Center facility is spacious and includes:
- Ellipticals
- Treadmills
- Leg Machines
- Benches & Racks
- Free Weights
- Resistance Training
- Stair climbers
- Indoor Cycles
- Motion Trainers
- Strength Machines
- Cable Stations
- Group Training Room
- Olympic-Sized Pool
The South Amenity Center facility is smaller, but also includes:
- Ellipticals
- Free Weights
- Indoor Cycles
- Benches & Racks
- Resistance Training
- Swimming Pool
Lantana also offers Group and Personal Training through Body Bionics. Their offerings change, however in July 2026 their group classes included Aqua Aerobics, Boot Camps, Yoga, Pilates, and Fit 360 (plus a lot more). Martial Arts classes are also offered for youth in Lantana, and classes are held at the North Community Center.
*Gym equipment lists and class offerings are subject to change. Check with Body Bionics or stop by the HOA office for a more up-to-date list of available classes, equipment and times facilities are open to residents. Group and Personal Training, as well as Martial Arts classes are not included in HOA fees. Check directly with Body Bionics for rates and times.
06 - Buying or Selling in Navarro
Beyond price and square footage, Navarro buyers should compare:
Floor-plan functionality
First-floor bedroom configuration
Updates and renovation quality
Roof, HVAC, water-heater, and window ages
Pool and spa condition
Golf-course or greenbelt exposure
Sun orientation and outdoor privacy
Lot drainage and usable yard area
Garage and driveway capacity
Insurance cost and claim history
HOA documents and violation status
School assignment
Current competing inventory
Two Navarro homes with similar square footage can perform very differently in the market if their lot, updates, condition, layout, or major systems differ.
Navarro sellers should begin with a property-specific market review, not a broad Lantana average. Preparation may include:
Reviewing recent Navarro and relevant nearby sales
Comparing active and pending competition
Documenting major improvements and system replacements
Addressing deferred maintenance
Evaluating paint, lighting, flooring, and staging
Servicing the pool and major systems
Improving exterior presentation within HOA guidelines
Preparing for buyer questions about roof, HVAC, foundation, drainage, and insurance
Confirming room counts and measured square footage
Developing a launch strategy for photography, video, online search, and showing access
The best preparation plan depends on the home’s condition, price range, likely buyer, and expected return from each improvement.
Premium features should be documented clearly and accurately. For a golf-course property, marketing should show the actual view, lot orientation, outdoor living, privacy, and relationship to the seventh fairway or green without overstating access or club privileges.
For a pool property, marketing should identify relevant equipment, heating, spa features, recent updates, decking, outdoor kitchen, shade, and usable yard area. Professional visuals should connect the outdoor setting to the interior entertaining spaces.
Navarro is a small, feature-sensitive resale market. Pricing and positioning require more than a ZIP-code average because values can shift based on floor plan, pool, golf-course or greenbelt location, updates, garage configuration, condition, and current competition.
Seay Realty Group combines neighborhood-level MLS analysis with long-term familiarity with Lantana. Several team members have lived in the community for nearly two decades, and the team regularly works with Lantana buyers and sellers. We help clients interpret the data, verify property-specific details, and make decisions based on the home in front of them rather than a national algorithm.
Who You'll Be Working With
Seay Realty Group is built around agents who actually live the Lantana lifestyle they sell — not just visit it for showings.
STEPHANIE SEAY, REALTOR®
TANYA AUERBACH, REALTOR®
Lantana's Navarro | Market Information
Data Sources & Methodology
How were the Navarro market statistics calculated?
The five-year market figures come from a CMA prepared July 25, 2026, using these filters:
Property type: Residential
MLS status: Closed
Review window: July 26, 2021-July 25, 2026
Subdivision name: Navarro
State: Texas
ZIP code: 76226
City: Lantana
The report returned 26 closed sales. Averages, medians, minimums, and maximums are reported as shown in the CMA.
How were the community-wide home count and physical ranges calculated?
The Realist tax export was reviewed separately. It contained 91 property rows, of which 90 were legally identified as Navarro Addition. One Thompson Drive property was identified as Brenham Addition and excluded.
The 90 Navarro records were used for:
Approximate home count
Community-wide tax-record square-footage range
Community-wide lot-size range
Community-wide construction-year range
Bedroom distribution
Story-count distribution
Residential street counts
Tax records and MLS records may differ because of timing, additions, conversions, measurement methods, or data-entry practices. Property-specific facts should be verified.
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This page provides aggregate neighborhood information for general educational and real estate research purposes. It is not an appraisal, inspection, survey, title opinion, legal opinion, tax opinion, school guarantee, HOA guarantee, or promise of future market performance.
Texas is a non-disclosure state. Historical MLS figures are presented only in aggregate. Current active and pending listings, financing conditions, insurance availability, property condition, and buyer demand can materially affect present value and market time.
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