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611 Homes for Sale in Arlington

1306 Lyra Lane, Arlington, TX 76013

5 BedsBds

3 BathsBa

0.203 ac Lot Size

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$469,900 USD

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2701 Westwood Drive, Arlington, TX 76012

4 BedsBds

3 BathsBa

0.289 ac Lot Size

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$465,500 USD

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1208 Horizon Trail, Arlington, TX 76011

2 BedsBds

1 BathBa

0.056 ac Lot Size

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$160,000 USD

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3605 Ruidoso Drive, Arlington, TX 76017

4 BedsBds

4 BathsBa

0.168 ac Lot Size

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$479,990 USD

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7212 Rustic Rock Road, Arlington, TX 76001

5 BedsBds

5 BathsBa

3,697 SqftSqft

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$594,043 USD

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904 Aleta Street, Arlington, TX 76010

4 BedsBds

2 BathsBa

0.188 ac Lot Size

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$299,000 USD

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900 Rosewood Lane, Arlington, TX 76010

5 BedsBds

2 BathsBa

0.251 ac Lot Size

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$345,000 USD

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7219 Rustic Rock Road, Arlington, TX 76001

4 BedsBds

3 BathsBa

3,052 SqftSqft

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$573,906 USD

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3804 Yachtclub Drive, Arlington, TX 76016

3 BedsBds

4 BathsBa

0.302 ac Lot Size

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$415,000 USD

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2806 Hollywood Drive, Arlington, TX 76013

3 BedsBds

2 BathsBa

0.182 ac Lot Size

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$299,000 USD

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8204 Wisrock Drive, Arlington, TX 76002

3 BedsBds

2 BathsBa

0.14 ac Lot Size

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$425,000 USD

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3401 Edgewater Court, Arlington, TX 76016

3 BedsBds

2 BathsBa

0.184 ac Lot Size

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$480,000 USD

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2208 Diamond Point Drive, Arlington, TX 76017

4 BedsBds

3 BathsBa

0.197 ac Lot Size

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$425,000 USD

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2506 Kirtley Ann Drive, Arlington, TX 76001

4 BedsBds

4 BathsBa

0.258 ac Lot Size

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$750,000 USD

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4706 Layla Road, Arlington, TX 76016

4 BedsBds

2 BathsBa

0.162 ac Lot Size

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$375,000 USD

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1209 Britt Drive, Arlington, TX 76013

3 BedsBds

1 BathBa

0.186 ac Lot Size

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$239,000 USD

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3802 Wentworth Drive, Arlington, TX 76001

4 BedsBds

3 BathsBa

0.168 ac Lot Size

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$263,157 USD

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4011 Firethorn Drive, Arlington, TX 76017

3 BedsBds

2 BathsBa

0.156 ac Lot Size

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$320,000 USD

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1907 Victoria Drive, Arlington, TX 76012

3 BedsBds

2 BathsBa

0.182 ac Lot Size

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$297,000 USD

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5300 Queenlily Court, Arlington, TX 76018

3 BedsBds

2 BathsBa

0.198 ac Lot Size

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$325,000 USD

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5004 Thorncliffe Drive, Arlington, TX 76016

3 BedsBds

3 BathsBa

0.166 ac Lot Size

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$349,000 USD

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1303 Red Deer Way, Arlington, TX 76002

4 BedsBds

3 BathsBa

0.165 ac Lot Size

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$445,000 USD

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2614 Meadowview Drive, Arlington, TX 76016

3 BedsBds

2 BathsBa

0.164 ac Lot Size

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$280,000 USD

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637 St Charles Court, Arlington, TX 76013

2 BedsBds

3 BathsBa

0.08 ac Lot Size

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$240,000 USD

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Arlington City Guide

Arlington could be called “America’s Suburb.” With Dallas due east and Fort Worth due west, Arlington reached the mid-20th century as a farming town with fewer than 8,000 residents. By 2000, it had surpassed 300,000, thanks in large parts to commuters attracted by affordable new home prices. In fact, Arlington is still considered one of the best markets in America for buying a new home. The Dallas-Fort Worth regional airport was also constructed here, and major league sports teams followed. Arlington began developing its own identity as a livable city with a strong job market – but still with easy access to its more famous neighbors on either side.

Architecture and landmarks

Arlington grew out instead of up. It is the only one of the seven largest cities in Texas that was never a county seat, so the city core never became prominent. Historic architecture consists of the occasional two-story brick building and heritage houses repurposed for commercial use. The Greek Revival-styled Vaught House on Abram Street and the rambling Thornton Inn are such examples. Knapp Heritage Park on Front Street is preserved as a window to Texas pioneer life.

Arlington’s true landmarks are its monuments to modern life. The AT&T Stadium, home to the Dallas Cowboys, can accommodate more than 100,000 fans. Globe Life Park in Arlington is the base for baseball’s Texas Rangers. Located in oil-rich Texas, Arlington of course has ties to the industry, but its most famous derrick is a model derrick at the Six Flags Over Texas amusement park.

Real Estate Market

Single family homes dominate the Arlington housing market with 94,585 such properties. These detached homes define the city’s real estate landscape – there are only 4,251 multi-family assets and 4,485 unclassified residential properties. Retail and service structures in the city number 4,480. Arlington also comprises 467 industrial properties and 410 mixed-use options.

Public services

Transport

Arlington grew so fast and was so car-centric that it was America’s largest city without a public transportation system until 2013. The Metro Arlington Express (MAX) now offers Wi-Fi-enabled bus services for Arlingtonians.

Schools

Established school districts pre-dated much of the real estate where Arlington newcomers bought homes. The city’s public school students therefore attend five different independent school districts. High school graduation rates in Arlington are 85% – nearly 20 percentage points higher than the Texas average, and 26 points higher than the national average. The University of Texas at Arlington, one of 10 post-secondary educational institutions in the city, is the largest college in North Texas.

Health

Texas Health Resources, a non-profit hospital network, is the city’s largest employer with 25 medical facilities. Texas Health treats more patients than any other health care delivery system in North Texas.

Safety

FBI statistics reveal a slightly greater risk of crime in urban Arlington than Texas a whole, with a 1 in 29 chance for property crime versus 1 in 35, and a 1 in 198 chance of violent crime against 1 in 243 across Texas.

Things to do

The University of Texas at Arlington is a center for culture and it has College Park Center for live performances, Mainstage Theatre, The Gallery at UT for art exhibitions, and the Planetarium Dome Theater – the 3rd largest astronomical observatory in Texas. The Arlington Museum of Art is a non-collecting museum that champions creativity in North Texas. Arlington Music Hall is a state-of-the-art indoor performance venue and Levitt Pavilion Arlington in Founders Square offers free weekly musical performances outdoors. And Arlingtonians don’t just like to watch: Theatre Arlington is one of America’s biggest community theaters.

With more than 50 high-end shopping destinations and over two dozen restaurants, Arlington Highlands is the place to head for a day out with friends. While downtown, J. Gilligan’s Bar & Grill is a favorite stop for pub grub. When it is time to play, Arlingtonians have been heading out to Six Flags Over Texas for over 50 years. The city is also the world headquarters for bowling, and the history of the sport can be explored on the International Bowling Campus.

Arlington has been home to major league baseball’s Texas Rangers since the franchise first came to Texas in 1972. The Dallas Cowboys, “America’s Team,” followed in 2009, which means the sporting eyes of Texas are always on Arlington.

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