Continental Park Estates in Southlake, TX

Continental Park Estates is one of the older neighborhoods in Southlake, with homes from the 1970s on lots around half an acre, right by Carroll Elementary. Listings describe it as no HOA. It's a very different feel from Southlake's newer master-planned neighborhoods, and for the right buyer, that's the appeal.

Continental Park Estates at a glance

What is it like to live in Continental Park Estates?

Continental Park Estates has big yards and no HOA guidelines, and listings describe mature trees on many lots. Several listings mention being able to walk to Carroll Elementary. A creek runs along some of the lots, and one recent listing had water views and its own little dock.

Because there's no HOA, you'll see a real mix. One home had gated RV parking. Another had a backyard shed with its own mini split, set up as a workout room. Some buyers love that freedom. Others want every yard on the street to look the same.

What are the homes like in Continental Park Estates?

Most of Southlake was built in the 1990s and early 2000s. These homes are older than that. Homes in recent listings were built between 1975 and 1979, and several are single-story ranch homes. You'll also see some mid-century modern style homes.

Only four homes sold here in the last 12 months, so I go back a little further. In the last two years (as of November 2026), eight homes sold here for about $675,000 to $1.13 million. Most sold between about $700,000 and $895,000.

Some owners have done full remodels, and one has been redone as a modern farmhouse. In July 2026, a lot of almost three acres was listed as a homesite for a new custom home, with the old home already removed.

If a lot touches the creek, ask about the floodplain before you buy. That same lot listing said the owner and builder worked with the City of Southlake and FEMA on floodplain requirements before building.

Where is Continental Park Estates?

Continental Park Estates sits south of Southlake Boulevard, near West Continental Boulevard, with Carroll Elementary right next door. Southlake as a whole is about 15 minutes from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.

Who is Continental Park Estates a good fit for?

Continental Park Estates makes sense if you want land, no HOA and Carroll ISD, and you care more about the lot than the house. The trade-off is the homes themselves. They're smaller, and they're close to 50 years old, so plan on updating, or buy one that's already been done. If you want a newer home with neighborhood amenities, I'd point you somewhere else.

Nearby neighborhoods to compare

• Cross Timber Hills, if you want up to an acre, no HOA and room for your RV.
• Chapel Downs, with early 1990s homes on lots around half an acre, also described as no HOA in listings.
• Estes Park, if you want a bigger home and real upside after a renovation.

For the big picture, start with my Southlake guide.

Frequently asked questions

Does Continental Park Estates have an HOA?

Listings describe Continental Park Estates as no HOA. I'll confirm it for the exact home before you write an offer.

What schools does Continental Park Estates zone to?

Listings show Carroll ISD, with Carroll Elementary and Dawson Middle School. Some parts of Southlake zone to other districts, so always confirm the schools for the exact address.

Your next step

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