Oxford Place in Southlake, TX

Oxford Place is one street of custom homes in Southlake: 11 homesites, each around an acre, on a cul-de-sac off East Highland Street. When I featured it in my Best Neighborhoods in Southlake video, I called it gorgeous and said it's in a great section of Southlake. It's for buyers who want a newer custom home on real land, minutes from Southlake Town Square.

A short look at Oxford Place in Southlake, Texas.

Oxford Place at a glance

Location in Southlake	Just south of East Highland Street near East Kirkwood Boulevard, west of Carroll Middle School
Recent sales	About $3.5 million (only 1 home sale, Nov 2021 to Nov 2026). One lot sold in 2025 for about $920,000.
Size	11 homesites on one cul-de-sac, High Court
Lot sizes	About one acre on average (roughly 44,000 square feet)
Home styles	Newer custom homes, built starting around 2020
Builders	Willow Tree Homes (also the developer), Atwood Custom Homes and Heritage Homes built the 2020 Dream Street homes
Schools	Carroll ISD (confirm zoning for the exact address)

What is it like to live in Oxford Place?

Oxford Place is small. It's one street, a cul-de-sac called High Court, with 11 homesites. That's the whole neighborhood. A cul-de-sac doesn't get through traffic, and with only 11 homesites, you won't have many neighbors.

In 2020, Fort Worth Magazine chose Oxford Place for its Dream Street home showcase. Three builders put up homes on one-acre lots at the end of the cul-de-sac: Willow Tree Homes, which also developed Oxford Place, Atwood Custom Homes and Heritage Homes.

Here's the trade-off. With only 11 homes, listings don't come up often. When one does, you need to be ready.

What are the homes like in Oxford Place?

These are newer custom homes on big lots. When the City of Southlake approved Oxford Place in 2019, the plan was 11 lots averaging about 44,000 square feet each, which is roughly an acre. The three Dream Street homes were planned at about 6,600 to 7,550 square feet.

In my video, Oxford Place was one of three Southlake neighborhoods I pointed to for new custom homes in modern contemporary, Mediterranean and California styles. As of November 2026, only one home has sold here on the open market in the last five years: a home built in 2022 that sold in 2023 for about $3.5 million. One lot also sold in 2025 for about $920,000.

My Best Neighborhoods in Southlake video. Oxford Place comes up in the new construction section.

Just know that Southlake is almost all built out, so lots like these are rare. Even in 2022, only a couple of lots were left here.

Where is Oxford Place in Southlake?

Oxford Place sits just south of East Highland Street, near East Kirkwood Boulevard and just west of Carroll Middle School. Its one street opens straight onto East Highland. You're minutes from Southlake Town Square, and Southlake itself sits right between Dallas and Fort Worth, about 15 minutes from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and about 30 minutes from both downtowns.

Being next to a middle school is a plus for a lot of families. Just drive Highland at drop-off time so you know what your mornings will look like.

Who is Oxford Place a good fit for?

• You want a newer custom home on about an acre, close to Town Square instead of out on the edge of town.
• You like the idea of one short cul-de-sac with no through traffic.
• You're patient, or you're ready to move the day the right home comes up.

Who might not love it? If you want lots of homes to choose from right now, this is a hard street to shop. And if you want a newer home at a lower price point, I'd look at Carillon. At the luxury level, price doesn't solve lifestyle mismatch, so let's make sure the street fits how you actually live.

Nearby neighborhoods to compare

• Crescent Heights, another new custom home neighborhood I featured in the same video. Just know it backs up to Southlake Boulevard, which is a busy street.
• The Reserve of Southlake, another neighborhood of custom homes on lots of about an acre, a little to the north.
• Carillon, a newer master-planned community with walking trails, ponds and community areas.

For the whole city, start with my Southlake guide. I also cover Oxford Place and the other new construction options in my Southlake neighborhood guide for luxury buyers.

Frequently asked questions

How many homes are in Oxford Place?

Oxford Place has 11 homesites on one cul-de-sac, High Court. The lots average about an acre each.

How much do homes in Oxford Place cost?

As of November 2026, only one home has sold here on the open market in the last five years. It sold in 2023 for about $3.5 million. One lot also sold in 2025 for about $920,000. Prices change, so ask me for the most recent sales.

Can you still build a new home in Oxford Place?

Very few lots were left even in 2022. In 2024, a listing called one lot the only one left to build on, and listing sites show it sold in 2025. So most chances to buy here now will be resales. In Southlake's luxury market, some homes sell before they ever reach the MLS, so tell me early if you want to hear about this street.

What school district is Oxford Place in?

Oxford Place is listed in Carroll ISD, and it sits just west of Carroll Middle School. Always confirm school zoning for the exact address with the district before you buy.

Your next step

If Oxford Place is on your list, I'd be so happy to help. Fill out my Southlake questionnaire and tell me what you want in a home and a street. I'll send you homes for sale in Oxford Place, including ones that aren't on the market yet, and we can set up a one-on-one call to talk through your options.

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