Bridlewood
Flower Mound’s golf-and-equestrian master-plan with schools inside the gates
Bridlewood is central Flower Mound’s best-known master-planned community, built around a public golf club and an equestrian center, with roughly 1,100–1,250 homes spread across about a dozen smaller enclaves. Most homes are traditional brick on wooded or generous lots, built largely between the mid-1990s and mid-2000s, so this is an established neighborhood with mature trees rather than new construction. Prices run wide depending on the enclave, lot, and updates, so ask for current comps before you anchor on a number.
Price Range
$500K – $1.1M+
Property Types
Established single-family brick homes, Golf-course and greenbelt lots, Gated enclave (The Reserve)
Year Built
1996–2007
HOA: ~$500–$900/yr (varies by enclave; the gated Reserve runs higher, confirm current dues)
Schools
Lewisville ISD
Commute & Access
~15 min to DFW Airport · ~10 min to I-35E · ~30 min to Downtown Dallas
Highlights
What makes Bridlewood stand out
- Bridlewood Elementary and Clayton Downing Middle sit inside the community
- Public golf club and a working equestrian center on-site
- Multiple pools, tennis and basketball courts, and a fitness/community center
- Feeds Marcus High School in Lewisville ISD
- Mature, wooded lots, an established feel, not raw new build
- The Reserve is a gated enclave within the larger community
Best Fit
Families who want walkable, in-community schools plus golf, tennis, and horse facilities on an established Flower Mound lot, and who prefer mature trees over brand-new construction.
Nearby Amenities
- Bridlewood Golf Club (public course)
- Equestrian center and boarding
- Community pools and cabanas
- Tennis and basketball courts
- Fitness center and community clubhouse
- Jogging and bike paths, parks, and playgrounds
Major Employers Nearby
- DFW International Airport (~15 min)
- Stryker Flower Mound facility
- Texas Health Presbyterian Flower Mound
- Charles Schwab / Fidelity campuses in Westlake (~20 min)
- Las Colinas / Irving business corridor (~25 min)
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.
- The homes date from roughly 1996 to 2007, so roofs, HVAC, fencing and original kitchens and baths are broadly at or past their usual replacement point.
- Bridlewood is about a dozen enclaves with different lot types and different dues, and the gated Reserve runs higher. The community figure is not your figure.
- The golf club is public and the equestrian center is a separate paid amenity. Neither is included in the dues, so do not buy on the assumption of access.
- Golf-course and greenbelt lots carry the usual course-maintenance and errant-ball realities alongside the view.
- Having schools inside the community is a real benefit and it brings school-run traffic through the neighborhood twice a day.
- Lewisville ISD attendance zones change, so confirm the exact address.
Bridlewood: Frequently Asked Questions
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Nearby
More Flower Mound neighborhoods
- WellingtonOne of Flower Mound’s largest family master-plans, with a Cooper-run fitness club$450K – $950K
- Chateau du LacGated, guarded lakefront enclave on the north shore of Lake Grapevine$1.5M – $5M+
- Canyon Falls1,242 acres spanning three towns, with 300-plus acres kept as open spaceRoughly $500K – $1.1M across builders, phases and jurisdictions. Flower Mound's citywide reads diverge: Redfin put the median sale price near $649,611 in May 2026, down 0.75% year over year, while another tracker had it rising 4.2% to about $688,000 the same month. Both agree on tightness, at roughly 26 days on market. Ask for current comps with an as-of month.