GRAPEVINE

Living in Tarrant County, Texas

Where historic charm, vibrant community events, and lake-centered living come together in the heart of DFW.

Grapevine offers a unique blend of historic character, active community life, and lake-centered living — pairing a charming Main Street, strong schools, and year-round festivals with easy access to DFW Airport and the broader Metroplex. Whether you’re relocating, raising a family, or looking for a town with true personality, Grapevine delivers a lifestyle that feels welcoming, connected, and distinctly local.

Neighborhoods
Fort Worth
Colleyville

What You’ll Love About Grapevine

Snapshot & Key Stats

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Why Families & Buyers Love Grapevine

  • Historic-charm + walkable downtown. The brick-lined Main Street is full of boutiques, restaurants, local art galleries and eight wineries — perfect for strolls, community feel, and effortless date nights. (Grapevine Texas)

  • Outdoor & lake lifestyle. With easy access to Lake Grapevine plus nearby parks, trails, and water activities — boating, fishing or lakeside picnics — you get resort-style living without leaving town. (Tour Texas)

  • Strong income + quality housing. With a median household income well above state average and solid home values, Grapevine attracts homeowners looking for stability, good schools, and long-term value.

Things to Do & Local Flavor

  • Historic Main Street shopping, dining, galleries, and the Urban Wine Trail — 9 unique Texas-based wineries within walking or short driving distance. (Grapevine Texas)

  • Ride the Grapevine Vintage Railroad — a restored 1920s-era train. Seasonal themed rides, scenic trips to the Stockyards, even holiday trains. (Tour Texas)

  • Major family-friendly attractions: Indoor water park at Great Wolf Lodge, LEGOLAND Discovery Center, SEA LIFE Aquarium, plus lakeside parks and walking/biking trails. (Tour Texas)

  • Events & festivals: Grapevine is well known for its community events year-round — wine trails, holiday festivals, cultural happenings, making it lively yet cozy. (Grapevine Texas)

Schools & Community Infrastructure

  • Served by Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District (GCISD), known for strong academics, modern facilities, and consistent district-wide performance.

  • Balanced community: a mix of young professionals, established families, and mature residents — ideal for long-term residents and stability seekers.

Crime & Safety

  • Violent crime rate is relatively low compared to national average — some sources report about 2.79 per 1,000 residents per year.

  • Property crime and overall crime rates are higher than some suburban peers, but many residents still report feeling safe — with the caveat that some areas/neighborhoods have more incidents than others.

  • As in any city, crime risk depends heavily on neighborhood — it’s wise to check local crime maps if you’re evaluating a specific area.

Ideal Buyer / Resident Profile

Grapevine is perfect if you want:

  • A walkable, vibrant downtown with charm and character

  • Easy access to lakes, parks, and outdoor recreation

  • Family-friendly vibe with good schools and stable property values

  • A sense of community and quality-of-life amenities without sacrificing commuter or city access

GRAPEVINE NEIGHBORHOODS

Top Neighborhoods • Price Ranges • Lifestyle Fit • Key Features

Silver Lake Estates

  • Mid to High

  • Families, walkability lovers, those wanting to be close to Main Street

  • Mature trees, charming homes, easy access to Lake Grapevine & Historic Main Street, strong community atmosphere

Trail Lakes

  • Mid-High

  • Buyers seeking access to trails, nature, and Grapevine’s quieter pockets

  • Traditional homes, mature landscaping, community feel, easy access to Lake Grapevine’s trail system

Lake Pointe / Lakeview Estates

  • Mid to High

  • Buyers wanting lake proximity, outdoor lifestyle, and peaceful streets

  • Close to Lake Grapevine, trails, boating access, parks, larger lots, established homes

Countryside Estates

  • Mid-High

  • Professionals and families wanting larger lots without the luxury price tag

  • Spacious homes, mature trees, peaceful streets, easy access to DFW Airport & major highways

Dove Crossing / Dove Estates

  • Mid

  • Families wanting affordability + excellent location

  • Parks, playgrounds, community fields, minutes from Grapevine Lake and Gaylord Texan, popular for first-time or move-up buyers

Heritage Cove/Heritage Communities

  • Entry-Mid

  • Budget-conscious buyers who still want a Grapevine address and GCISD schools

  • Smaller single-family homes, community pride, parks and greenbelts, strong rental & investment appeal

Glade Hill

  • Mid to High

  • Buyers wanting updated and well-kept neighborhoods in central Grapevine

  • Established single-family homes, access to shops & dining, quiet streets, strong resale value

Stone Bridge Oaks

  • High

  • Buyers wanting newer construction and master-planned living

  • Gated sections, community pool, green spaces, upscale amenities, and proximity to both Grapevine and Southlake Town Square