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Denton County (county seat) · TX

Denton, TX homes for sale

Denton, TX homes for sale range from older houses near the 1896 courthouse square to new builds in large master-planned communities on the southwest side. The Census Bureau estimates Denton grew 21.1% from April 2020 to July 2025. The live MLS listings on this page show what is available today.

Denton, TX homes for sale

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What kinds of homes are for sale in Denton?

Denton's historic west and north sides have older homes, local landmarks and three local historic districts. Streets near the University of North Texas and Texas Woman's University mix older single-family homes, duplexes and rentals.

Newer subdivisions sit on the west side near Rayzor Ranch, along the I-35E corridor and at the edges of the city. Large new communities such as Landmark are opening in southwest Denton; see new construction homes in Denton.

Which parts of Denton should you start with?

Want walkable streets and the A-train? Start near the Square. Commuting toward Lewisville or Dallas? South Denton and the I-35E corridor shorten the drive. Heading toward Fort Worth or Alliance? West and southwest Denton sit closer to I-35W. Want lakes and trails? Look north near North Lakes Park.

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

What should buyers check before making an offer in Denton?

Confirm the electric utility. Much of Denton is served by city-owned Denton Municipal Electric, whose rates the City Council sets.

Confirm the school district. Denton ISD serves most of the city, but some addresses are in Argyle, Krum, Ponder or Sanger ISD.

Ask whether an older home is a local landmark or in a historic district, since exterior changes need design review.

Ask for any special-district notice, especially in new communities. Then read property taxes in Denton and run the payment in the mortgage calculator.

Common questions

Are there historic homes for sale in Denton?

Yes. Denton has 69 local landmarks and three local historic districts covering more than 80 acres on the west and north sides. Exterior changes usually need design review. Qualifying properties may get city historic tax exemptions.

What should I know about buying near UNT or TWU?

Housing near the campuses mixes older homes, duplexes and apartments, and many homes are rented. Traffic and parking follow the academic calendar. Visit during the semester before you decide.

Who provides electricity in Denton?

Much of Denton is served by Denton Municipal Electric, a city-owned utility. Its rates are set by the City Council, and power is billed on the city utility account. Confirm the provider for addresses near the city's edges.

Can Mariela match my timeline in Denton?

Yes. Mariela moves as fast or as carefully as you need. She works in English and Spanish and can combine resale tours with builder visits in one day.

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