Midway Meadows
Established streets off Midway Road, where Addison's for-sale houses actually surface
Midway Meadows is one of the established residential pockets off Midway Road in Addison. Like Les Lacs, it is where the town's limited supply of detached for-sale housing tends to come up. Addison is a small town dominated by apartments, offices and one of the densest restaurant districts in North Texas, so the handful of single-family streets within it trade on scarcity as much as on their own merits.
Price Range
Roughly $450K – $750K depending on plan and condition, around Addison's median home value of about $482K (US Census ACS 2020-2024 5-year). Volume is thin enough that any single month's figure swings; ask for current comps with an as-of month.
Property Types
Single-family, Traditional and ranch-style homes
Year Built
Mostly 1970s–1990s
HOA: Established Addison single-family streets often have no mandatory association, or only a modest one. Verify per address.
Schools
Dallas ISD / Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD (assignment varies by address)
Commute & Access
About 5 min to the Dallas North Tollway · roughly 5 min to I-635 · about 20 min to Downtown Dallas outside peak · minutes to the Galleria
Highlights
What makes Midway Meadows stand out
- One of the few places to buy a detached house in Addison at all
- Immediate access to both the Tollway and I-635
- Minutes from Addison's restaurant district and Addison Circle
- Established streets with mature landscaping
- Addison's town amenities: Athletic Club, parks and a heavy events calendar for a town this size
- Central location between North Dallas, Las Colinas and the Tollway corridor
Best Fit
A buyer who wants a detached house with a genuinely central location and short commutes in several directions, and who is not prioritizing a specific school district.
Nearby Amenities
- The Addison restaurant district, one of the densest in North Texas
- Addison Circle Park and the town's festival calendar
- Addison Athletic Club
- Vitruvian Park's greenway nearby
- The Galleria Dallas minutes away
Major Employers Nearby
- The North Dallas and Galleria office corridor
- Addison's corporate and restaurant employers
- Las Colinas and the I-635 corridor
- Downtown Dallas
- Toyota Motor North America (Legacy West, Plano) via the Tollway
How Midway Meadows trades
Scarcity is the defining feature. Addison's for-sale detached inventory is small enough that a handful of listings moves the town's reported median, which is why the figure swings between readings. That thinness means a well-presented house can do very well, and also that comps are hard to build and appraisals need care. Buyers should be ready to move when something surfaces rather than expecting a steady stream of options.
Check these before you offer
The trade-offs a listing will not mention. None of these are reasons not to buy here; they are the things worth pricing in.
- Very limited inventory. This is not a market you can shop patiently.
- The Dallas ISD and Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD split is the main reason families sometimes look elsewhere; verify the assignment early.
- Homes are thirty to fifty years old, with the systems and layouts of their era.
- Addison is surrounded by major roads and an airport; check noise at the specific address at different times.
- Thin comps make appraisal risk real. Talk to your lender about it early.
Midway Meadows: Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it so hard to buy a house in Addison?
Which school district serves Midway Meadows?
What is the appeal of living in Addison itself?
Nearby
More Addison neighborhoods
- Addison CircleWalkable urban living at a fraction of Uptown Dallas pricing$270K – $600K (condos and townhomes)
- Les LacsA quiet, fully built-out single-family pocket inside Addison’s 4.4 square miles$550K – $750K
- Oaks NorthOne of the few places you can actually buy a house with a yard inside Addison$500K – $900K (varies widely by size and level of updating)
- Vitruvian ParkA park district built around a creek, and a rental market more than a for-sale oneFor-sale inventory inside the district is thin and mostly attached product; the surrounding Addison market has a median home value of about $482K (US Census ACS 2020-2024 5-year), on thin volume that makes any single month approximate. Ask about current availability rather than working from a published range.