Edgewood Estates, Where Lake-Weekend Living Meets Highland Village Convenience

About Edgewood Estates

Edgewood Estates feels like it was drawn around the outdoors. When Doubletree Ranch Park is basically at the edge of the neighborhood and Highland Lakes Park and Copperas Branch Park are only a few blocks farther, daily routines naturally include quick walks, stroller loops, and sunset bike rides toward the lake. On warm evenings, it’s common to see neighbors drifting toward Tower Bay Park or Lewisville Lake Park, especially when the breeze comes off the water and the trails feel a little cooler than the rest of North Texas.

The neighborhood sits in the same Highland Village orbit as Copperas Branch Addition and the Montclair I and Montclair II pockets, with a streetscape that reads like established, owner-driven residential living rather than a transient rental scene. That matches what you see in the broader 75077 area, where about 75.6% of homes are owner-occupied and the overall homeownership rate runs around 77.7%. In practice, that tends to translate into well-kept yards, steady school carpools, and a community where people recognize each other at Tom Thumb and the Walmart Neighborhood Market.

Home values in the ZIP hover around $464,000, which tracks with the way Edgewood Estates fits into Highland Village’s “close to the lake, close to everything” reputation. With a median household income of $127,211 and a median age of 40.5 in the surrounding area, the neighborhood’s pace often feels like mid-career families and long-time residents balancing work, school schedules, and weekend recreation. You’ll notice that rhythm in the morning traffic patterns and again in the evening when patios fill up at places like The Porch Patio Bar & Kitchen.

School conversations are part of the local identity here because the nearby Lewisville ISD campuses are so close and so consistently well-regarded. Highland Village EL is under a mile away and carries an A rating, and the path ahead continues with A-rated options like Briarhill Middle and Marcus H S within a short drive. Edgewood Estates tends to draw people who want their weekday life to run smoothly—parks on standby, familiar errands close by, and easy access to the Highland Village-Lewisville Lake corridor when Friday finally hits.

Living in Edgewood Estates Day to Day

Living in Edgewood Estates is about having choices within minutes—quiet streets when you want them and a full menu of parks, schools, and everyday errands when you don’t. The neighborhood’s “after work” decompression often happens outside: a quick lap through Highland Lakes Park, a dog stop at Bark Park or K-9 Kastle a couple miles out, or a longer weekend stretch that ends up at Lewisville Lake Park when the weather cooperates. With so many parks stacked close together—Bruce Lockhart Lions Club Park, Wichita Forest Park, and Murray Park among them—residents don’t have to plan a big outing to get some green time.

Housing in the 75077 area reflects a community built for staying put, and the numbers back that up. With owner-occupied housing at about 75.6% in the ZIP and an overall homeownership rate near 77.7%, Edgewood Estates tends to feel stable—more “we’ll see you at the next school event” than “new neighbors every few months.” The typical price point in the area, around a $464,000 median home value, also signals a market where buyers often expect livable space, garage storage for lake gear, and yards that get real use.

Schools are a practical part of the daily map. Highland Village EL is close enough to shape morning routines, and families often step up to A-rated Briarhill Middle and Marcus H S within a short drive. For households looking for additional options, Founders Classical Academy - Lewisville serves grades PK-12 nearby, and there are specialized campuses like the STEM Academy at Clayton Downing Middle and STEM Academy at Bridlewood EL within easy reach.

Errands and “third places” are straightforward. A run to Walmart Neighborhood Market is quick, Tom Thumb is nearby when you want a more traditional grocery stop, and coffee options include Dutch Bros. Coffee and Starbucks when mornings need a nudge. Evenings can be as low-key as meeting friends at Legends Sports Bar or grabbing a table at The Porch Patio Bar & Kitchen before heading back toward the parks and the lake.

Commuting patterns in the area reflect a suburban North Texas routine, with about 68.5% of workers driving alone and a notable 23.1% working from home in the ZIP. That mix shows up on weekday streets: some mornings feel like a classic school-and-office shuffle, while other days the neighborhood stays calm until the afternoon pickup wave. The overall vibe fits people who want Highland Village’s lake-access lifestyle without giving up the convenience of nearby shopping, campuses, and quick civic services like the Highland Village Municipal Court.

Parks, Coffee Stops, and Everyday Errands Near Edgewood Estates

Edgewood Estates is surrounded by a park network that’s hard to ignore once you live here. Doubletree Ranch Park is essentially right next door, and Highland Lakes Park and Copperas Branch Park are close enough for impromptu evening walks. When you want bigger lake time, Lewisville Lake Park sits under a mile away, and spots like Tower Bay Park and Point Vista Park add variety when you’re rotating through weekend plans.

Daily conveniences are similarly close. Walmart Neighborhood Market is just over a mile away for quick groceries, while Tom Thumb is a short drive when you’re stocking up for the week. Coffee runs are easy to work into the morning with Dutch Bros. Coffee nearby, plus multiple Starbucks options. For fitness routines, residents bounce between Anytime Fitness and Planet Fitness, or lean into local recreation at Lake Park Golf Club’s Executive and Championship courses. When the week calls for a casual night out, The Porch Patio Bar & Kitchen and Legends Sports Bar are nearby favorites that feel like part of the local circuit rather than a destination across town.

Neighborhoods Near Edgewood Estates

Edgewood Estates sits among a cluster of established Highland Village neighborhoods that share the same “parks-and-lake” footprint. Copperas Branch Addition is practically next door, and Montclair I and Montclair II are close enough that the lines between them can feel more like a shift in street pattern than a major change in lifestyle. Lakewood Estates nearby keeps you in the same general rhythm of quick access to Highland Lakes Park, Tower Bay Park, and the Lewisville Lake shoreline.

Just a bit farther out, the Highland Hills pockets—Highland Hills II, III, IV, and V, plus Highland Hills North—create a wider residential web that supports the same school-and-sports routines, especially with Marcus Marauders Stadium and other athletic facilities a short drive away. Meadow Lake (Lewisville), Wichita Estates, and Murray Addition round out the area with additional housing options that still keep you close to the same grocery stops, gyms, and the lake parks that shape how people spend their weekends in 75077.

Local Services and Civic Resources Around Edgewood Estates

Most day-to-day public services for Edgewood Estates tie back to the Lewisville ISD campus network and Denton County offices. Families commonly interact with nearby schools like Highland Village EL, Briarhill Middle, and Marcus H S, while county-level needs such as property valuation questions are handled through the Denton Central Appraisal District. For official records and administrative items, the Denton County Clerk is the closest go-to option listed in the area.

For municipal needs, the Highland Village Municipal Court is close by, and nearby city halls such as TPG*Cityo 1197 W Main and Corinth City Hall can be part of the wider civic landscape depending on what you’re handling. Public safety support is also close at hand, with nearby police options including the Corinth Police Department and the Lewisville Police Department, and fire coverage from resources like the Lake Cities Fire Department.

On the library side, residents have multiple nearby choices for borrowing, studying, or kids’ activities, including the Lewisville Public Library and the Flower Mound Public Library. For healthcare access beyond routine clinics, Carrollton Regional Medical Center is a notable hospital option within driving distance.

Frequently Asked Questions About Edgewood Estates

Is Edgewood Estates a good place to live?

Edgewood Estates offers a very livable Highland Village routine anchored by parks and strong nearby schools. With Doubletree Ranch Park essentially next door and Lewisville Lake Park under a mile away, outdoor time is easy to fit into weekdays, not just weekends. The surrounding 75077 market also reflects stability, with about 77.7% homeownership and a median home value around $464,000, so the neighborhood tends to feel settled rather than constantly in flux. The area’s median household income of $127,211 and median age of 40.5 also match what you’ll notice day to day: mid-career households, active schedules, and a strong focus on schools and recreation.

Is Edgewood Estates safe?

No neighborhood can promise zero crime, and detailed incident data isn’t included here, but Edgewood Estates sits in a part of Highland Village that typically feels residential and watchful because so many residents own their homes. In the 75077 area, owner-occupied housing is about 75.6% and overall homeownership runs around 77.7%, which often supports a “neighbors notice” culture—people are out walking near Highland Lakes Park and Copperas Branch Park, and regular routines make unfamiliar activity stand out. For policing and public safety support, nearby resources include the Corinth Police Department and the Lewisville Police Department, with additional civic access close by at the Highland Village Municipal Court.

How are the schools in Edgewood Estates?

Edgewood Estates is surrounded by Lewisville ISD campuses that are both close and highly rated. Highland Village EL is about 0.8 miles away and carries an A rating, which is a big reason many buyers focus on this part of 75077. As students move up, Briarhill Middle is also A-rated and nearby, and Marcus H S is an A-rated high school within a short drive. Families who want alternatives also look at options like Founders Classical Academy - Lewisville (PK-12) and specialized campuses such as the STEM Academy at Clayton Downing Middle and STEM Academy at Bridlewood EL. Overall, school access here is practical for daily logistics, not a long-commute scenario.

What is the cost of living in Edgewood Estates?

Specific cost-of-living indices and a Regional Price Parity (RPP) figure weren’t provided here, so it wouldn’t be accurate to claim whether Edgewood Estates costs more or less than the national average based on an index where 100 equals the U.S. average. In general, Highland Village-area costs tend to be driven by housing and property taxes, and the local home values in the 75077 area (around $464,000) are a major part of the monthly budget picture. On property taxes, the City of Highland Village rate is $0.5010 per $100 of assessed value and the Denton County rate is $0.1859 per $100. Combined, those two come to an estimated $0.6869 per $100 valuation before adding any school district and other local taxing entities, which were not provided in the data above. That means your all-in tax rate will be higher than the city-plus-county figure once the school portion is included. For renters, the ZIP’s median gross rent is $2,098 per month, which gives a sense of the rental baseline. And while Texas property taxes can be a meaningful expense, it helps to remember Texas has no state income tax, which can change the overall affordability equation for many households.

Is Edgewood Estates good for families?

Edgewood Estates works well for families largely because so much of family life is nearby and easy to repeat. Parks are a real daily asset here, with Doubletree Ranch Park steps away and kid-friendly options like Highland Lakes Park, Bruce Lockhart Lions Club Park, and Tower Bay Park close by for after-school energy. School choices are another draw, with Lewisville ISD campuses like Highland Village EL (A-rated) nearby, plus A-rated Briarhill Middle and Marcus H S within a short drive. The surrounding 75077 area also skews toward long-term residents, with about 77.7% homeownership, which often supports a consistent, familiar community feel for kids growing up in the same routines.

What is Edgewood Estates known for?

Edgewood Estates is known locally for being woven into the Lewisville Lake park network while still feeling like a classic Highland Village residential pocket. The neighborhood’s identity shows up in how often residents use places like Doubletree Ranch Park, Highland Lakes Park, and Copperas Branch Park as everyday extensions of home, not special-occasion destinations. It also sits in a well-established cluster of nearby neighborhoods—Copperas Branch Addition, Montclair I and II, and Lakewood Estates—where the vibe is more “settled and neighborly” than fast-turnover. Add in the proximity to well-regarded Lewisville ISD schools like Highland Village EL and Marcus H S, and the area’s reputation becomes clear: lake-adjacent living with strong school routines and convenient errands.

What are things to do near Edgewood Estates?

A lot of the fun near Edgewood Estates revolves around the outdoors and casual local hangouts. On the recreation side, it’s easy to rotate through Doubletree Ranch Park, Tower Bay Park, and Lewisville Lake Park, or take the dog to Bark Park or K-9 Kastle. For workouts, residents use Anytime Fitness and Planet Fitness, and golfers have both the Lake Park Golf Club Executive Course and Championship Course nearby. For low-key food and drinks, The Porch Patio Bar & Kitchen is a popular local stop, and Legends Sports Bar is close when you want a game-day atmosphere without a long drive. Coffee runs are just as convenient with Dutch Bros. Coffee, Sip | Stir, and Starbucks locations within a few miles, which makes weekend mornings feel simple: grab a drink, pick a park, and let the day unfold.

What ZIP code is Edgewood Estates in?

Edgewood Estates is in ZIP code 75077. This is the same ZIP that covers much of Highland Village’s lake-adjacent residential area.

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