Get to Know Clearwater C in Highland Village

About Clearwater C

Clearwater C feels like the “parks-first” pocket of 75077, where quick walks to Murray Park and Brazos Park are part of the neighborhood’s muscle memory. On a normal afternoon you’ll see neighbors cutting through to Wichita Forest Park, then looping back past Bruce Lockhart Lions Club Park or Turpin Park before dinner. That rhythm gives the area a distinctly Highland Village feel—quiet residential streets, but never far from a trailhead, a playground, or a spot to let the dog burn off energy at K-9 Kastle.

Housing here lines up with what many buyers come to Highland Village for: settled, owner-anchored streets and a well-established sense of community. In the surrounding ZIP code, the median home value sits at $464,000, and the area’s 77.7% homeownership rate shows how many residents put down roots rather than treat it as a short stop. The local profile also skews toward established households, with a median age of 40.5 and a median household income of $127,211—numbers that track with the way people maintain their homes and invest in the everyday quality of the neighborhood.

Clearwater C fits naturally into a cluster of familiar names nearby—Clearwater A and Clearwater B, plus Murray Addition and Highland Lake—so the area reads like a set of connected enclaves rather than isolated subdivisions. That connectivity matters in day-to-day life because errands and school runs don’t feel like a production. A coffee stop at Dutch Bros. Coffee or Starbucks is a quick detour, and grabbing groceries can be as easy as Walmart Neighborhood Market, Tom Thumb, or Whole Foods Market depending on the week.

Schools are a big part of the neighborhood’s identity, and families here often talk about Lewisville ISD by campus name. Highland Village Elementary is close at 0.7 miles and carries an A rating, and Briarhill Middle, also A-rated, is about 1.5 miles away. High schoolers commonly feed into Marcus H S, another A-rated option roughly 2 miles from the neighborhood.

Clearwater C tends to attract people who want Highland Village’s park access and strong school options without giving up everyday conveniences—residents who plan their Saturdays around a park loop at Doubletree Ranch Park, a quick Target run, and an easy meet-up at Legends Sports Bar or The Porch Patio Bar & Kitchen.

Living in Clearwater C

Life in Clearwater C is structured around short trips and familiar routines. With Murray Park only about 0.3 miles away and Brazos Park and Wichita Forest Park roughly 0.4 miles out, it’s easy to build a weeknight walk into the schedule without getting in the car. On weekends, many residents widen the loop—Doubletree Ranch Park at about 0.9 miles for a longer outing, or Copperas Branch Park and Sycamore Bend Park around 1.1–1.3 miles when the weather is good and you want a change of scenery.

The neighborhood sits in a ZIP code where the typical home value centers around $464,000, and the housing mix reflects the preference in this part of Highland Village for ownership and long-term stability. Around 75.6% of occupied housing in the ZIP is owner-occupied, and Clearwater C’s streets benefit from that “lived-in, cared-for” look that comes with neighbors staying put. While rents exist in the broader area—median gross rent is $2,098 a month—the overall feel here leans toward homeowners who keep up with landscaping and treat the nearby parks like an extension of their yards.

Daily errands are simple and specific: a mid-morning coffee run to Sip | Stir about 1.7 miles away, a grab-and-go stop at Corner Bakery around 2.5 miles, or a practical grocery run split between Tom Thumb at 1.6 miles and Whole Foods Market at 2.4 miles depending on what’s on the list. For workouts, residents have choices that match real schedules—Planet Fitness around 1.3 miles for a quick session, LA Fitness at about 2.1 miles when you want more equipment, or Pure Barre around 2.7 miles when you’re carving out a class-based routine. Families with little ones often end up building swim lessons into life at Aqua-Tots Swim Schools about 2.4 miles away or Emler Swim School around 2.7 miles.

School days in Clearwater C are anchored by nearby A-rated campuses, and that shows up in morning traffic patterns. Highland Village Elementary is roughly 0.7 miles away, and McAuliffe Elementary, also A-rated, is about 1.2 miles away, so the elementary run is short by North Texas standards. Older students commonly attend Briarhill Middle (A-rated, about 1.5 miles) and Marcus H S (A-rated, around 2 miles), with additional high-performing options like Flower Mound H S about 4.4 miles away.

The people who thrive here tend to be established professionals and families balancing busy calendars. In the broader 75077 area, about 23.1% of residents work from home, which fits the way daytime neighborhoods feel—quiet, with occasional dog walkers heading toward K-9 Kastle about 1.3 miles away. For those commuting, the dominant pattern in the ZIP is still driving alone at 68.5%, so most households plan their mornings around car-friendly routines, then reclaim their afternoons and evenings in the parks that ring Clearwater C.

Things to Do Near Clearwater C

If you like having a lot of “small decisions” close by, Clearwater C delivers. You can start a morning with a quick loop at Murray Park (about 0.3 miles) or Brazos Park (about 0.4 miles), then turn it into a longer outdoor day by rotating through Doubletree Ranch Park (about 0.9 miles), Highland Lakes Park (about 1.3 miles), or Tower Bay Park (about 1.4 miles). Dog owners often build their routine around K-9 Kastle (about 1.3 miles), which makes it easy to get fresh air without planning a whole outing.

Food and errands are equally close. Dutch Bros. Coffee is about 1.4 miles away when you want something fast, while Sip | Stir around 1.7 miles feels more like a linger-and-catch-up stop. Groceries are a choose-your-own-adventure mix with Walmart Neighborhood Market (about 1.4 miles), Tom Thumb (about 1.6 miles), and Whole Foods Market (about 2.4 miles) all within an easy drive. When it’s time to meet friends, locals bounce between Legends Sports Bar (about 1.3 miles), The Porch Patio Bar & Kitchen (about 1.7 miles), and The Brass Tap (about 2.5 miles) depending on the vibe.

Neighborhoods Near Clearwater C

Clearwater C sits among a tight cluster of established Highland Village neighborhoods, so it’s common to cross from one named pocket to another without noticing a hard boundary. Hermanson Addition, Lake Vista, Russell Downs, and Holiday are all about 0.2 miles away, and they collectively create that “neighbors know neighbors” feel where school friendships and park routines overlap.

Just a few minutes out, you’ll run into Clearwater A and Clearwater B (both about 0.3 miles away), plus Murray Addition and Highland Lake at roughly the same distance. That proximity matters for buyers comparing micro-locations, because it means the same park system and the same everyday retail orbit—Tom Thumb, Walmart Neighborhood Market, and Whole Foods Market—tend to serve the whole area.

Highland Hills North and Anderson Estates (each about 0.3 miles away) and Highland Hills III (about 0.4 miles) round out the nearby options. For house hunters, these neighboring names are useful reference points: you can broaden your search radius without giving up what makes this part of Highland Village feel consistent, especially the quick access to parks like Doubletree Ranch Park and the short drive to A-rated Lewisville ISD campuses.

Local Resources for Clearwater C Residents

Most households in Clearwater C connect to public education through Lewisville ISD, with nearby campuses like Highland Village Elementary, McAuliffe Elementary, Briarhill Middle, and Marcus H S all within a few miles and each carrying an A rating. Having multiple highly rated campuses close by also gives families flexibility as needs change, including specialized options such as STEM Academy at Clayton Downing Middle within about 3.3 miles.

For local government needs close to home, Highland Village Municipal Court is about 0.5 miles away, which is convenient when you need to handle city-related matters without driving across the county. When property questions come up—especially around valuations in a ZIP where the median home value is $464,000—homeowners often end up working with Denton Central Appraisal District, located about 8.1 miles away.

On the public services side, residents have access to nearby safety and community infrastructure like Corinth Police Department (about 2.7 miles) and Lake Cities Fire Department (about 2.7 miles). For library access beyond neighborhood book swaps and school libraries, Lewisville Public Library is around 3.7 miles away, with Flower Mound Public Library about 4.3 miles away as another close option.

Frequently Asked Questions About Clearwater C

Is Clearwater C a good place to live?

Clearwater C is a strong choice for buyers who want Highland Village’s park-oriented lifestyle and a stable, owner-occupied feel. In the surrounding 75077 area, the typical home value is $464,000 and about 75.6% of occupied housing is owner-occupied, which supports the well-kept, long-term-resident vibe you notice on daily walks to Murray Park and Brazos Park. The area’s median household income of $127,211 and median age of 40.5 also fit a community where people are settled in, active with schools, and consistent about neighborhood routines like evening park loops and weekend errands at Tom Thumb or Whole Foods Market.

Is Clearwater C safe?

Clearwater C generally carries the same calm, residential reputation that draws people to this side of Highland Village, especially with so many parks nearby that stay active with walkers and families. While no neighborhood is risk-free, the day-to-day environment tends to feel watchful simply because so many residents are out at places like Murray Park, K-9 Kastle, and Doubletree Ranch Park. For official needs, Highland Village Municipal Court is close at about 0.5 miles, and nearby agencies such as Corinth Police Department (about 2.7 miles) and Lewisville Police Department (about 3.7 miles) support the broader area. Many households here are homeowners, and that ownership stability typically reinforces a neighborly “keep an eye out” culture.

How are the schools in Clearwater C?

Schools are one of the clearest advantages around Clearwater C, with multiple A-rated options in Lewisville ISD within a short drive. Highland Village Elementary is about 0.7 miles away, making it especially convenient for younger students, and McAuliffe Elementary is about 1.2 miles away. For middle school, Briarhill Middle is roughly 1.5 miles away and also rated A. High school students commonly attend Marcus H S, an A-rated campus about 2 miles from the neighborhood. Families also have additional high-performing choices nearby, including Flower Mound H S at about 4.4 miles, plus A-rated Denton ISD options such as Guyer H S around 4.5 miles.

What is the cost of living in Clearwater C?

Clearwater C sits in a higher-cost segment of Denton County, largely because home values and rents in 75077 are elevated. The median home value is $464,000, and the median gross rent is $2,098 per month, so housing is often the biggest budget driver whether you own or rent. On property taxes, Highland Village’s city rate is $0.5010 per $100 of assessed value, and the Denton County rate is $0.1859 per $100. Combined, that’s an estimated $0.6869 per $100 valuation before adding any school district and special district rates, which were not provided here and can materially change the total. If you’re budgeting for ownership, it’s smart to confirm the full bill by address. A Regional Price Parity index and category breakouts (overall, housing, goods, and utilities where 100 equals the U.S. average) were not provided for this location, so a precise index-based comparison to the national average isn’t possible from the data available. In general, Highland Village households often find that North Texas offers strong earning power—median household income here is $127,211—while still benefiting from Texas having no state income tax, which can help offset higher housing and property tax costs for many residents.

Is Clearwater C good for families?

Clearwater C works well for families who want parks woven into everyday life and reliable nearby schools. It’s easy to build after-school playtime into the week with Murray Park about 0.3 miles away and several other options close by, including Brazos Park and Wichita Forest Park around 0.4 miles and Doubletree Ranch Park around 0.9 miles. School choice is a major plus, with A-rated Lewisville ISD campuses close to the neighborhood, including Highland Village Elementary (about 0.7 miles), Briarhill Middle (about 1.5 miles), and Marcus H S (about 2 miles). For activities, many families also use nearby swim programs like Aqua-Tots Swim Schools and Emler Swim School.

What is Clearwater C known for?

Clearwater C is known locally for being part of a tightly connected set of Highland Village enclaves where park access shapes the pace of the week. Residents often measure distance in “minutes to the park,” with Murray Park, Brazos Park, and Wichita Forest Park all under half a mile away. It also shares the broader 75077 identity of settled, high-achieving households, reflected in a median home value of $464,000 and a median household income of $127,211. The neighborhood’s day-to-day reputation is practical and community-oriented: quick school runs to Highland Village Elementary, easy grocery loops to Tom Thumb or Walmart Neighborhood Market, and casual meetups at spots like Legends Sports Bar.

What are things to do near Clearwater C?

Near Clearwater C, most free time revolves around the dense network of parks and easy neighborhood hangouts. Murray Park is about 0.3 miles away for quick walks, and you can rotate through Brazos Park, Wichita Forest Park, and Bruce Lockhart Lions Club Park when you want different scenery. For dog owners, K-9 Kastle at about 1.3 miles is a go-to. Coffee runs are simple with Dutch Bros. Coffee around 1.4 miles away and Sip | Stir around 1.7 miles. For an easy night out, locals often choose between Legends Sports Bar (about 1.3 miles), The Porch Patio Bar & Kitchen (about 1.7 miles), or The Brass Tap (about 2.5 miles).

What ZIP code is Clearwater C in?

Clearwater C is in ZIP code 75077. This ZIP covers much of Highland Village’s day-to-day shopping, school, and park network.

Thinking About Buying or Selling in Clearwater C?

If you’re considering Clearwater C, it helps to compare recent sales and street-by-street feel against nearby pockets like Clearwater B and Highland Lake. Connect with a local real estate expert who can walk you through timing, school options, and what to expect at different price points in 75077.