Highlands North Homes for Sale in Dallas, TX
Quick Take
- Established Far North Dallas neighborhood
- Mostly 1970s–1980s traditional homes
- Larger interior lots with mature trees
- Zoned to Richardson ISD (varies by address)
- No mandatory HOA in most sections
- Strong resale stability
The Vibe
Quiet. Residential. Understated.
Highlands North feels settled — in a good way. Streets are lined with mature trees, and many homes sit comfortably back from the road. You’ll find longtime homeowners alongside buyers who have renovated kitchens, opened floor plans, and modernized exteriors.
It’s not flashy. It’s functional, livable, and established — which is exactly why many relocation buyers gravitate here.
Highlands North feels settled — in a good way. Streets are lined with mature trees, and many homes sit comfortably back from the road. You’ll find longtime homeowners alongside buyers who have renovated kitchens, opened floor plans, and modernized exteriors.
It’s not flashy. It’s functional, livable, and established — which is exactly why many relocation buyers gravitate here.
Schools
Most Highlands North homes are served by Richardson ISD, one of the most desirable districts in North Dallas.
School zoning can vary by street, and attendance boundaries can change. If you’re searching for Highlands North homes for sale, I always recommend confirming zoning for any specific property.
School zoning can vary by street, and attendance boundaries can change. If you’re searching for Highlands North homes for sale, I always recommend confirming zoning for any specific property.
Parks, Recreation & Golf
Highlands North residents enjoy easy access to several nearby green spaces: Salado Park Preston Ridge Trail Hillcrest Village Green Park Clubs at Prestonwood (private club nearby)
Everyday Conveniences
Living in Highlands North means you’re minutes from:
Village on the Parkway Prestonwood Town Center Addison restaurant district Hillcrest Village Galleria Dallas
Groceries, fitness studios, coffee shops, and everyday retail are all within a short drive. It’s suburban comfort with true city convenience.
Village on the Parkway Prestonwood Town Center Addison restaurant district Hillcrest Village Galleria Dallas
Groceries, fitness studios, coffee shops, and everyday retail are all within a short drive. It’s suburban comfort with true city convenience.
Market Snapshot
- Home sizes: ~2,000–3,500+ sq ft
- Lot sizes: Often 8,000–12,000+ sq ft
- Architecture: Traditional, ranch, two-story brick homes
- Renovation activity: Steady kitchen, bath, and full remodel updates
- Buyer demand: Consistent, especially for updated homes
Where It Is
Highlands North is located in Far North Dallas, generally at Coit and Campbell. Easy access to George Bush/190 and between 75 and the DNT.
Housing & Architecture
- 1970s–1980s traditional brick homes
- Ranch-style single-story layouts
- Two-story family homes
- Updated transitional interiors
- Occasional modernized exteriors
Who Loves It Here
- Relocation buyers moving to Dallas, TX
- Professionals working in Plano or Addison
- Families prioritizing Richardson ISD
- Buyers wanting established trees and larger lots
- Homeowners planning long-term updates
Commute Snapshot
- Addison: 5–10 minutes
- Legacy / Plano business corridor: 15–20 minutes
- Downtown Dallas: 20–30 minutes
- Dallas North Tollway: ~5 minutes
- US-75: ~10 minutes
Buyer Tips
- Updated homes move quickly.
- Foundation and drainage inspections matter in established neighborhoods.
- Pay attention to roof age and HVAC updates.
- Lot orientation and tree coverage can impact long-term value.
Seller Tips
- Exterior presentation matters — fresh landscaping goes a long way.
- Highlight lot size and mature trees in marketing.
- Professional photography is essential.
- Updated kitchens and baths yield strong ROI here.
Frequently Asked Micro-Questions
Is there new construction?Primarily resale homes, though occasional rebuilds or major remodels occur.
Are lots larger than newer Plano developments?In many cases, yes. Highlands North lots are often more generous than newer zero-lot-line construction.
Is this considered Far North Dallas?Yes — Highlands North sits firmly in the Far North Dallas corridor.
Are lots larger than newer Plano developments?In many cases, yes. Highlands North lots are often more generous than newer zero-lot-line construction.
Is this considered Far North Dallas?Yes — Highlands North sits firmly in the Far North Dallas corridor.
Homes for Sale in Highlands North
Highlands North homes for sale offer buyers an opportunity to own established property in one of the most convenient pockets of Far North Dallas.
If you’re searching for Highlands North homes for sale or exploring other Dallas, TX homes for sale, having neighborhood-specific guidance can help you identify the right streets, school zoning, and long-term value pockets.
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