Stanhope in Southlake, TX

Stanhope is a small neighborhood in northeast Southlake on Stanhope Court, a cul-de-sac where homes sit on lots of about an acre. It's for the family that wants real yard space and a quiet street, with Southlake Town Square and Highway 114 still close by. If land is your hot button, this is a street I'd want you to see.

A quick look at Stanhope in Southlake, Texas.

Stanhope at a glance

Detail	Stanhope
Location	Northeast Southlake, on Stanhope Court off East Highland Street, near North Kimball Avenue
Recent sales	$1.98 million to $4.89 million (5 sales, Nov 2023 to Nov 2026)
Street	Stanhope Court, a cul-de-sac
Lot sizes	About 1 acre, based on recent listings
Homes	Built from 1994 to 2000, about 4,000 to 8,800 square feet, based on recent sales
Schools	Carroll ISD, with Johnson Elementary, based on recent listings. Confirm for the exact address.
HOA	Ask me. I'll confirm whether there are dues, and how much, before you write an offer.

What is it like to live in Stanhope?

Stanhope is quiet. Stanhope Court is a cul-de-sac street, so you don't get cut-through traffic.

The big draw is the land. In my Southlake vs Highland Park video, I shared that the median lot in Southlake is a little under half an acre. Recent listings on Stanhope Court have shown lots of about one acre. That's roughly double the typical Southlake lot.

Those listings describe wooded lots, mature trees, big backyards and pools. If you want the space that maybe you actually came to Texas for, an acre in Southlake is a big deal.

You still get Southlake life close by. Southlake Town Square is a short drive away, with restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops and seasonal festivals.

What are the homes like in Stanhope?

Most of the homes on Stanhope Court went up in the 1990s. Recent sales show build years from 1994 to 2000, with homes from about 4,000 to 8,800 square feet, and most of them have a pool.

In the last three years (as of November 2026), five homes sold in Stanhope for about $1.98 million to $4.89 million. Four of them sold for about $1.98 million to $2.95 million, and one much larger home of about 8,800 square feet sold for about $4.89 million in 2024.

Just know that most of Southlake was built in the 1990s and early 2000s, so a lot of homes here need updating. Some Stanhope homes have already been redone, with new kitchens and new floors. Updated homes move fast in Southlake because most buyers don't want a renovation. If you're willing to update, that's where you can find a really good deal.

Here's my take. You can change a kitchen. You can't add land. On a street like this, I'd look at the lot, the trees and the layout first, and the finishes second.

Where is Stanhope in Southlake?

Stanhope is in northeast Southlake. Stanhope Court comes off East Highland Street, near North Kimball Avenue, and Highway 114 is close by.

Southlake sits right smack dab in the middle of Dallas and Fort Worth. From Southlake, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is about 15 minutes away, and downtown Dallas and downtown Fort Worth are each about 30 minutes, depending on traffic. Close enough for a commute, but far enough to breathe.

Who is Stanhope a good fit for?

I ask every family one question. Do you want your life to feel connected, or do you want it to feel protected? Stanhope gives you a little of both: Southlake's community and schools, with an acre between you and your neighbors.

Stanhope makes the most sense if you want:

• About an acre without leaving Southlake.
• A quiet cul-de-sac street.
• An established home you can update over time, or one that's already done.

Here's the part that not everyone talks about.

• Most of the homes are from the 1990s. Plan on updates, or plan on paying more for a home that's already been redone.
• An acre is a lot of yard to keep up. Budget for landscaping and pool care.
• The draw here is the lot and the house. If a community pool and tennis courts are your hot button, look at Stone Lakes or Timarron, which have both.

Nearby neighborhoods to compare

If Stanhope is on your list, these Southlake neighborhoods are worth a look too:

• Estes Park, one of my favorites, for the trees and that cozy feeling when you drive in.
• Versailles, a smaller, boutique-style neighborhood near Southlake Town Square, where homes tend to be a little newer and often have private pools.
• Timarron, if you want golf, a country club and neighbors you'll actually meet.
• Saddleback Ridge Estates, if a gate is on your list.

For the big picture, start with my Southlake guide. And if you're weighing an older home on a bigger lot against something newer, I explain why larger lots in established neighborhoods hold their value in my deep dive on Southlake homes and architecture.

Frequently asked questions

What school district is Stanhope in?

Recent Stanhope listings show Carroll ISD, with Johnson Elementary. Zoning can change, so always confirm the schools for the exact address before you buy.

How big are the lots in Stanhope?

Recent listings on Stanhope Court have shown lots of about one acre. That's roughly double the median Southlake lot, which is a little under half an acre.

How old are the homes in Stanhope?

Recent sales show homes built from 1994 to 2000. Condition and updates can swing the price a lot from house to house, so look closely at what's been redone.

Where is Stanhope in Southlake?

Stanhope is in northeast Southlake, on Stanhope Court off East Highland Street, near North Kimball Avenue and Highway 114.

Your next step

If Stanhope feels like a fit, I'd be so happy to help. Fill out my Southlake questionnaire and paint me a picture of the home and the neighborhood you want. I'll send you homes for sale in Stanhope, including ones that aren't on the market yet, and we'll set up a one-on-one call to talk it through.

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