Stone Lakes in Southlake, TX

Stone Lakes is an established neighborhood in west Southlake with lakes, walking trails, tennis courts and a community pool. In the last 12 months (as of November 2026), 17 homes sold here for about $945,000 to $1.5 million, and most sold between $1.16 and $1.35 million. If you want amenities and a real neighborhood feel without stretching past that range, it's one of the first places I'd show you.

A short video look at Stone Lakes in Southlake, Texas.

Stone Lakes at a glance

Detail	Stone Lakes
Location	West Southlake, near West Southlake Boulevard and Peytonville Avenue
Gated	No
Recent sales	$945,000 to $1.5 million (17 sales, Nov 2025 to Nov 2026)
Homes	Built from 1992 to 1997, about 2,600 to 5,100 square feet, based on sales in the last five years
Lot sizes	About a quarter acre to more than three-quarters of an acre, based on sales in the last five years
Amenities	Lakes, walking trails, tennis courts, a community pool, a basketball court and a playground
HOA	Yes. Recent listings show about $1,300 a year. I'll confirm the current dues before you write an offer.
Schools	Carroll ISD, based on recent listings. Confirm for the exact address.

What is it like to live in Stone Lakes?

Stone Lakes is built for families who want community. In my post on choosing Southlake by lifestyle, I named it with Timarron, South Ridge Lakes and Carillon as some of the most desirable family-friendly neighborhoods in Southlake.

The amenities are the reason. Lakes run through the neighborhood, with trails to walk them, plus tennis courts and a community pool.

I ask every family one question. Do you want your life to feel connected, or do you want it to feel protected? If you said connected, Stone Lakes will feel natural.

Just know Stone Lakes isn't gated. If privacy is your hot button, I'd look at a gated neighborhood like Stony Brook, or at Westlake, right next door to Southlake.

What are the homes like in Stone Lakes?

Stone Lakes went up in the 1990s. Homes sold here in the last five years were built from 1992 to 1997, and they run about 2,600 to 5,100 square feet. A typical home is around 3,750 square feet.

Lots are a little smaller than in South Ridge Lakes, where they often run around half an acre. On sales in the last five years, Stone Lakes lots ran from about a quarter acre to more than three-quarters of an acre. A typical lot is about 0.4 acres.

Here's where it gets interesting. In my deep dive on Southlake homes and architecture, I named Stone Lakes as one of the established neighborhoods where you can add value through updates. 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.

Just know condition drives price here. Two homes with similar square footage can be priced very differently because of the updates, the lot and where the home sits in the neighborhood.

Where is Stone Lakes in Southlake?

Stone Lakes is on the west side of Southlake, near West Southlake Boulevard and Peytonville Avenue. In my post on Southlake neighborhoods by region, I group it with South Ridge Lakes and Timber Lake in West Southlake, the part of town that borders Keller.

In that post, I call West Southlake one of the strongest value opportunities in Southlake's luxury market. Homes on this side typically run from $900,000 to $2 million and up. Southlake Town Square is a short drive east.

Who is Stone Lakes a good fit for?

Stone Lakes makes the most sense if you:

• Want a neighborhood with lakes, trails, tennis and a pool.
• Are shopping in the $1 million to $1.5 million range.
• Don't mind updating, or want to buy an older home and make it yours.

Here's the part that not everyone talks about.

• The homes in recent listings date to the 1990s. Plan on updates, or plan on paying more and moving fast for one that's already done.
• This price range is competitive. Well-priced homes sell quickly, and overpriced ones sit. I'll tell you which is which.
• If you want an acre, this isn't the place. Look at Stanhope.

Nearby neighborhoods to compare

If Stone Lakes is on your list, I'd compare it with these:

• South Ridge Lakes, for lots that often run around half an acre, water features and strong resale.
• Timber Lake, also in West Southlake, if you want dense trees and a quieter, less planned feel.
• Timarron, for golf, tennis, pools and a social neighborhood. It's one of the few places you can sometimes find a home closer to $1 million.
• Carillon, a newer master-planned neighborhood with fishing ponds and walking trails, where most homes don't need updating.

For the big picture, start with my Southlake guide. For more on Southlake prices and regions, read Breaking Down Southlake’s Luxury Market by Price Range and Southlake Neighborhoods by Region.

Frequently asked questions

Is Stone Lakes gated?

No. Stone Lakes is not a gated neighborhood. If a gate is on your list, look at Stony Brook, Crescent Heights or Saddleback Ridge Estates.

How much do homes cost in Stone Lakes?

In the last 12 months (as of November 2026), 17 homes sold in Stone Lakes for about $945,000 to $1.5 million, and most sold between $1.16 and $1.35 million. Updates and lot size swing the price a lot, so ask me for today's numbers.

What amenities does Stone Lakes have?

Stone Lakes has lakes, walking trails, tennis courts and a community pool. Recent listings also mention a basketball court and a playground.

What school district is Stone Lakes in?

Recent Stone Lakes listings show Carroll ISD. Zoning can change, so always confirm the schools for the exact address before you buy.

Your next step

If Stone Lakes 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 Stone Lakes, 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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