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About Lantana, TX

About Lantana, TX

West of Flower Mound and east of Argyle, an award-winning master-planned community

Ten miles south of Denton and equidistant from Dallas and Fort Worth, Lantana is a turn-of-the-century master-planned community that's won the People's Choice Award for Community of the Year at the Dallas Homebuilders Association McSam Awards four times. Development began in 1999, and its first residents moved in in 2001 – today, it's a roughly 10,000-person community. It's centered around the Lantana Golf Club, a private club where memberships help Lantana residents get to know their community. "It's family-friendly and has a lot of amenities," says Argyle-based Realtor Naomi Jones. "There are miles of trails. There are five pools, two splash pads, a basketball court and a tennis court."

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Lantana is a North Texas award-winning master-planned community.
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Lantana Golf Course is great for residents who want to hit the links.
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U.S. News & World Report names Guyer a top high school

Students in Lantana attend schools in the Denton Independent School District, which earned an overall grade of A-minus on the educational review site, Niche. They start at Blanton Elementary School, which received an A-minus, before continuing to Harpool Middle School and Guyer High School, which received As. Denton ISD emphasizes fine arts across learning levels and engages with Denton's vibrant arts and music scene. Guyer High School has a robust fine arts department, including an award-winning theater program. In 2023, Guyer was on the U.S. News & World Report's list of top high schools in the United States.

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John H. Guyer High School is a terrific place to get a great education for Lantana students.
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Tom Harpool Middle School is graded an A according to Niche.com in Lantana.
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Spending time outside at Lantana Golf Club and area parks

Lantana Golf Club is the community's largest and most esteemed green space, but residents have plenty of other options when they want to spend time outside. Parks like Mustang Park and Mesquite Park are a short walk away for some residents, and they have playgrounds for kids to play on. Community pools like North Pool and Heritage Pool are popular hangouts when residents want to cool off in the summer. Active residents use the Lantana Community Tennis Courts, and for additional exercise opportunities, Anytime Fitness on the community's south end offers gym memberships.

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The Lantana Golf Club is at the center of the community making it a convenient amenity.
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Cedar Park in Lantana is one of many scenic parks.
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Live music at local venues and late-night hauntings at Goatman’s Bridge

A weekend night's never dull in Lantana, as The Bartonville Store brings in acclaimed musicians to play shows in a range of styles – mostly classic country but also blues, jazz and funk. The daytime restaurant and meat shop turns into a honky-tonk of sorts, where residents can come for dinner and stay for a show. On the community's west end, Marty B's also hosts live music on weekends. On Lantana's northernmost edge, believers in the paranormal explore Old Alton Bridge, which is believed to be haunted by a half-man half-goat figure, earning the spot the nickname “Goatman’s Bridge” from locals.

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Marty B's is the signature restaurant in Lantana serving Tex-Mex to residents.
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Lantana offers residents a variety of bars and other entertainment options.
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Shopping in Flower Mound and dining in Bartonville

The Bartonville Store offers easily the most acclaimed culinary experience in Lantana, serving what many consider the area's best Wagyu beef. Marty B's is another popular spot, serving a mix of Tex-Mex and barbecue, and many residents start their days at Marty B's Coffee. Grocery shopping is easy with a Kroger on the community's southwest corner, and retail shopping is plentiful with Flower Mound's malls and retailers on the eastern edge.

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High end shopping is a short drive from Lantana to Highland Village.
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Shops at Highland Village is where residents of Lantana go for a day of shopping.
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New traditional homes and Texas-sized estates

Built at the turn of the 21st century, Lantana has primarily single-family traditional-style housing, but the area's development hasn't stopped. Large lot sizes outside the boundaries of the original planned community pave the way for Texas-sized estates, with many buyers taking advantage of the opportunity to build their dream property. In Lantana, there are two tiers of pricing: the original homes, spacious in their own right but more densely packed, typically list for between $400,000 and $700,000, and larger homes in Copper Canyon, Double Oak and Taylor Oak generally sell for upwards of that, often in the millions. Acre-plus lot sizes and sprawling square footages set the price for these homes, but some prefer to be in the original section of the community, closer to parks and other amenities. The median list price in Lantana is around $625,000.

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The outskirts of Lantana offers Large homes with a mix of brick and stone exterior.
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Two-story homes are a common feature in Lantana.
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South of Denton, equidistant to Dallas and Fort Worth

Lantana is located 10 miles south of Denton and roughly 35 miles from both Dallas and Fort Worth. It's a convenient location for those making frequent use of the DFW Airport, which is 16 miles away, and the nearest hospital is eight miles away, Medical City Denton. There's no public transportation in Lantana, so residents rely on cars to get around.

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Lantana by the Numbers

11,563
Population
$780K
Average Housing Value
66
Average Days on Market

Average Home Value



Source: Public Records

Top Schools in Lantana, TX

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Best Public Elementary Schools

Argyle Intermediate School
#1 Argyle Intermediate School
A
Niche
10
GreatSchools
E.P. Rayzor Elementary School
#2 E.P. Rayzor Elementary School
A-
Niche
9
GreatSchools
Flower Mound Elementary School
#3 Flower Mound Elementary School
A
Niche
8
GreatSchools
Hilltop Elementary School
#4 Hilltop Elementary School
A
Niche
8
GreatSchools
Blanton Elementary School
#5 Blanton Elementary School
A-
Niche
8
GreatSchools
Dorothy P Adkins Elementary School
#6 Dorothy P Adkins Elementary School
A-
Niche
7
GreatSchools

Best Public Middle Schools

Clayton Downing Middle School
#1 Clayton Downing Middle School
A
Niche
9
GreatSchools
Harpool Middle School
#2 Harpool Middle School
A
Niche
8
GreatSchools
Argyle Middle School
#3 Argyle Middle School
A
Niche
7
GreatSchools

Best Public High Schools

Argyle High School
#1 Argyle High School
A+
Niche
9
GreatSchools
Marcus High School
#2 Marcus High School
A+
Niche
8
GreatSchools
Guyer High School
#3 Guyer High School
A
Niche
6
GreatSchools

Agents Specializing in this Area

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Lori Kite
(469) 599-7387
As a dedicated RE/MAX® agent, Lori prioritizes the well-being of her clients' families as much as her own. With a genuine passion for assisting individuals in finding their ideal homes, she takes great pleasure in helping clients navigate the buying and selling processes. Whether clients are interested in purchasing a property, selling their current home, or simply seeking information about the local market, Lori is eager to provide her unwavering support and services. With her extensive knowledge of the local community, both as a real estate agent and a neighbor, she can effectively guide clients through the intricacies of the local market. Backed by access to exceptional listings, a global network, innovative marketing strategies, and cutting-edge technology, Lori works diligently to ensure her clients real estate experience is not only successful but also memorable and enjoyable.
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