Wellington
One of Flower Mound’s largest family master-plans, with a Cooper-run fitness club
Wellington (Wellington of Flower Mound) is one of the city’s largest master-planned communities, roughly 2,300+ homes built out across eight phases plus later additions like Brandywine, Wichita Chase, and Hillcrest, starting in the mid-1990s. It’s a charming, family-oriented neighborhood of brick homes with a large central amenity complex and an on-site athletic club historically operated by the Cooper Aerobics group. Homes span a wide range of sizes and budgets, so ask for current comps rather than trusting a single headline number.
Price Range
$450K – $950K
Property Types
Established single-family brick homes, A range of sizes across multiple phases, Interior greenbelt and park-adjacent lots
Year Built
1995–2006
HOA: ~$400–$700/yr (covers the amenity complex; confirm the current amount)
Schools
Lewisville ISD
Commute & Access
~15 min to DFW Airport · ~10 min to I-35E · ~30 min to Downtown Dallas
Highlights
What makes Wellington stand out
- One of Flower Mound’s biggest master-plans, deep, steady resale inventory
- Large amenity complex on Furlong Drive with a junior-Olympic pool and cabanas
- On-site athletic club/fitness center historically run by Cooper Aerobics
- Lighted tennis, basketball, sand volleyball, and a disc-golf course
- Feeds Wellington Elementary, McKamy Middle, and Flower Mound High (Lewisville ISD)
- Active HOA calendar, swim lessons, tennis leagues, and community events
Best Fit
Families who want an established, amenity-rich Flower Mound address with a real fitness club and a wide spread of home sizes and price points to choose from.
Nearby Amenities
- Main clubhouse with junior-Olympic pool, tot pool, and cabanas
- Athletic/fitness club (historically Cooper-operated)
- Five lighted tennis courts plus basketball and sand volleyball
- Nine-hole disc-golf course and playgrounds
- Rentable meeting rooms and locker rooms
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 1995 to 2006, so roofs, HVAC and original finishes are broadly at or past their usual replacement point.
- Eight phases plus later additions means home sizes, lot types and prices vary widely inside one name, and so does the elementary boundary - some sections are zoned to Liberty rather than Wellington Elementary.
- The athletic club has historically been operated by an outside group, and amenity operators can change. Confirm current membership terms rather than assuming the arrangement is permanent.
- Dues fund a large amenity complex, so ask what the association holds in reserve against it rather than looking only at the annual figure.
- Lewisville ISD attendance zones change; confirm the exact address.
Wellington: Frequently Asked Questions
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Nearby
More Flower Mound neighborhoods
- BridlewoodFlower Mound’s golf-and-equestrian master-plan with schools inside the gates$500K – $1.1M+
- 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.