Coventry Manor in Southlake, TX

Coventry Manor is an established Southlake neighborhood of late 1990s custom homes on big lots, with mature trees and Carroll ISD schools. Coventry Lane is one of its streets, so if you searched for Coventry Lane, you're in the right place.

Coventry Manor at a glance

What is it like to live in Coventry Manor?

One listing calls Coventry Manor an established custom home neighborhood, and it shows. You'll see big homes on big lots and mature trees. Several recent listings have pools, and some have outdoor kitchens out back. Listings also mention a greenbelt, a lake you can fish in and a jogging path.

What are the homes like in Coventry Manor?

Homes that sold here in the last two years were built from 1996 to 1998, and they run about 4,200 to 7,400 square feet. You'll see brick, and you'll also see stucco with tile roofs. Lots in recent listings ran from about six tenths of an acre to just over an acre.

In the last 24 months (as of November 2026), seven homes sold here for about $1.69 million to $3.3 million. Prices change, so ask me for today's numbers.

Most of Southlake was built in the 1990s and early 2000s, so a lot of homes need updating. Several recent listings here already had updated kitchens, a new roof or new HVAC. Most buyers in Southlake don't want a renovation, which is why updated homes move so fast. If you're willing to update, that's where you can find a really good deal.

One tip on a home this size: ask for the utility bills. We can request them when we put in an offer, so you know what it really costs to run the house.

Where is Coventry Manor?

Coventry Manor sits between Southlake Boulevard and Highway 114, close to Cross Timber Hills. One listing described it as minutes from Southlake Town Square, parks, the library and Highway 114. Southlake as a whole is about 15 minutes from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.

Who is Coventry Manor a good fit for?

Coventry Manor makes sense if you want a big custom home on more than half an acre, with Carroll ISD and a quick drive to Town Square. The trade-off is age. These homes are pushing 30 years old, so you'll either pay for an updated one or plan to update it yourself.

Nearby neighborhoods to compare

• Cross Timber Hills, close by, if you want up to an acre with no HOA and don't need as much house.
• Estes Park, for half-acre lots, big homes and real upside after a renovation.
• Kirkwood Hollow, for tall trees, rolling hills and some of the prettiest backyards in Southlake.
• Monticello, another 1990s neighborhood full of trees, and the only gated and guarded neighborhood in Southlake.

For the big picture, start with my Southlake guide.

Frequently asked questions

What do homes sell for in Coventry Manor?

In the last 24 months (as of November 2026), seven homes sold in Coventry Manor for about $1.69 million to $3.3 million. Prices change, so ask me for today's numbers.

What school district is Coventry Manor in?

Listings show Carroll ISD. Different listings name different elementary schools, so confirm the schools for the exact address before you buy.

How big are the lots in Coventry Manor?

Recent listings show lots from about six tenths of an acre to just over an acre.

Your next step

Want to see what's available in Coventry Manor? 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 we'll set up a one-on-one call to narrow it down.

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