Town Square Brownstones in Southlake, TX

The Town Square Brownstones are brick townhomes in the Garden District, the residential part of Southlake Town Square. You live right in Town Square, so dinner, coffee and a movie are a short walk from your front door. The trade-off is a small lot and a lot of stairs, and I'll walk you through both.

Town Square Brownstones at a glance

Detail	Town Square Brownstones
Location	The Garden District of Southlake Town Square, on streets like Main Street, Meeting Street and Park Ridge Boulevard
Recent sales	$1.18 million to $2.95 million (7 sales, Nov 2025 to Nov 2026)
Home type	Brick townhomes in a classic brownstone style
Built	In phases. The first went up from about 2005 to 2008, and a second broke ground in late 2014.
Floor plans	Multi-story, many with three floors, and some homes have elevators
Home sizes	About 2,400 to 6,200 square feet, depending on the phase and the street
Lots	Small. First-phase homes have a private courtyard between the house and a garage in back.
HOA	Yes. Ask me for the current dues.
Schools	Carroll ISD, with Johnson Elementary, based on a recent listing. Confirm for the exact address.

What is it like to live in the Town Square Brownstones?

This is Town Square living. You're steps from restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops, live music and seasonal festivals. The architect designed the first phase so homes would sit within about a two-minute walk of the shops, restaurants and movies, facing a park that kept some of the biggest trees on the property.

Here's what most people don't realize coming from out of state. Southlake isn't built as a walkable downtown. Most daily errands mean getting in the car. The Brownstones are the exception. Here you can park the car and walk to dinner.

Just know Southlake winds down early. Most of the town is quiet by 10, so think walkable small town, not big-city nightlife.

What are the homes like in the Town Square Brownstones?

These are brick townhomes styled after classic brownstones, with detailed brickwork and stone trim. Many have three-story floor plans, and some have elevators, which is a big deal if stairs are a concern.

They were built in phases. The first phase went up from about 2005 to 2008. A second phase with a newer design broke ground at the end of 2014, including larger homes on Park Ridge Boulevard. Sizes run about 2,400 to 6,200 square feet depending on the phase and the street.

In the last 12 months (as of November 2026), seven brownstones sold here for about $1.18 million to $2.95 million. The top sale was one of the larger Park Ridge Boulevard homes, about 6,200 square feet. The other six sold for $2.2 million or less. Ask me for today's prices on any home here.

In the first phase, garages sit in back off alleys, with a private courtyard between the garage and the house. Some of those garages have a room upstairs that works as a guest suite or an office. The larger Park Ridge homes were designed differently, with the garage on the ground floor and three floors of living space above it.

Where are the Town Square Brownstones?

The Brownstones are in the Garden District at Southlake Town Square, right in the middle of Southlake and minutes from Highway 114. Southlake as a whole is about 15 minutes from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and about 30 minutes from both downtown Dallas and downtown Fort Worth.

Who are the Town Square Brownstones a good fit for?

The Brownstones make the most sense if you:

• Want to walk to restaurants, shops and events instead of driving.
• Want less yard to take care of.
• Travel a lot and want a home that's easy to lock up and leave.

Here's the part that not everyone talks about.

• Space. Lower-maintenance living usually means less privacy, limited outdoor space and neighbors closer together. Your outdoor space here is a courtyard, not a backyard.
• Stairs. Three floors is a lot of stairs unless the home has an elevator.
• Activity. Town Square draws people from the surrounding cities, so expect busy weekends and event nights right outside your door.

Nearby neighborhoods to compare

If the Brownstones are on your list, I'd compare them with these:

• Winding Creek, if you want to walk to Southlake Town Square from a single-family home.
• Versailles, a small, boutique-style neighborhood just south of Town Square.
• Carillon Parc, new villa homes in north Southlake with restaurants and shops on the way.
• Carillon, where the villa sections offer a lock-and-leave option.

For the big picture, start with my Southlake guide. For where to eat and shop in Southlake, read Southlake Luxury Lifestyle Guide: Best Dining, Shopping and Local Favorites.

Frequently asked questions

Can you walk to Southlake Town Square from the Brownstones?

Yes. The Brownstones are part of Southlake Town Square, in its Garden District, so restaurants, shops and the movie theater are a short walk away.

Do the Town Square Brownstones have elevators?

Some do. Many homes have three-story floor plans, so if stairs are a concern, tell me and I'll look for homes with an elevator.

What school district are the Town Square Brownstones in?

A recent listing showed Carroll ISD, with Johnson Elementary. Confirm the zoning for the exact address before you buy.

Your next step

Want to see what's available in the Town Square Brownstones? I'd be so happy to send you the homes for sale here, including ones that aren't on the market yet. Fill out my Southlake questionnaire, tell me your budget and your hot buttons, and I'll send you the homes that fit. From there, we can set up a one-on-one Zoom call to narrow it down.

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