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Grapevine, TX homes for sale

Grapevine, TX homes for sale range from older houses near Historic Main Street to newer subdivisions. There are also a few townhome and condo options. The city sits between DFW Airport and Grapevine Lake, which shapes almost every part of town. The live MLS listings on this page show what is for sale today.

Grapevine, TX homes for sale

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What kinds of homes are for sale in Grapevine?

Grapevine's zoning rules set single-family districts with minimum lots of 7,500, 12,500 and 20,000 square feet. So lot size varies a lot by neighborhood. The historic core has older homes inside local historic districts.

The population has held close to 50,000. The Census counted 50,631 in 2020 and estimated 50,714 in 2025. That means most listings are resales in older neighborhoods, not large new master plans.

Which parts of Grapevine should you start with?

Want to walk to restaurants, festivals and the train? Start around Main Street. Want boat ramps and trails? Look north toward Grapevine Lake. Want Carroll ISD? Check northwest Grapevine addresses carefully. Fly often? Look near SH 121, SH 114 and the two TEXRail stops.

The Grapevine community guide covers each area. If you want a backyard pool, read houses for sale with a pool in Grapevine.

What should buyers check before making an offer in Grapevine?

Ask whether the lot is in an Airport Noise overlay district. Visit at several times of day.

Ask whether the home is in a local historic district. Exterior changes there need a Certificate of Appropriateness.

Confirm the school district and electric provider. Some northwest addresses are in Carroll ISD. Some get power from Tri-County Electric Cooperative instead of Oncor.

Check the FEMA flood map near the lake and its creeks. Then read property taxes in Grapevine and run the payment in the mortgage calculator.

Common questions

Are there historic homes for sale in Grapevine?

Yes. Grapevine adopted a historic preservation ordinance in 1991. It has a Historic Township District, five local historic districts and single landmarks. Owners need a Certificate of Appropriateness before they change the outside of a home.

Is there airport noise in Grapevine?

In some areas, yes. Grapevine holds a larger part of DFW Airport than any other city. Its zoning puts Airport Noise overlay districts near the airport. DFW offers a noise tracker and a 24-hour hotline.

Which school district serves Grapevine homes?

Grapevine-Colleyville ISD serves most of the city. Carroll ISD serves part of northwest Grapevine. Check the school for any address directly with the district.

Can Mariela work at my pace in Grapevine?

Yes. Mariela moves as quickly or as carefully as you like. She works from Coldwell Banker Realty's office in nearby Southlake. She can tour Grapevine on short notice.

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Last reviewed: 2026-09-24. Descriptions cover places and amenities, not the people who live there. We are committed to the Fair Housing Act.