Renovated kitchen with a large island, stainless-steel appliances, and windows overlooking trees.

What a $1M Home Looks Like In The Top Dallas Area Cities

Ever wonder what $1M can buy you in the top cities in the Dallas, TX area? Home prices have shifted over the last few years, so you may be surprised.

We're sharing what a $1 million dollar listing looks like in Southlake, Flower Mound, Colleyville, Trophy Club, Highland Village, Argyle, and Keller, Texas.

📍Southlake

Listed at $1,074,000

Brick home with an arched entry, shaded by mature trees beside a wide driveway.

Backyard pool and raised spa beneath mature trees, with patio seating nearby.

📍 Flower Mound

Listed at $1,150,000

📍 Colleyville

Listed at $1,125,000

Large light-stone house with multiple gables, manicured shrubs, and a broad front lawn.

📍 Trophy Club

Listed at $1,150,000

Brick and stone home with multiple gables, a curved front walkway, and landscaped lawn.

📍 Highland Village

Listed at $1,150,000

Brick home with a timber-framed gabled entry, mature trees, and a broad green lawn.

📍 Argyle

Listed at $1,100,000

Stone house with multiple gables, a broad lawn, mature trees, and a curved driveway.

📍 Keller

Listed at $1,075,000

Aerial view of a two-story home with a curved driveway and landscaped lawn.

Two-story brick and stone home at dusk with a landscaped entry and three-car garage.

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