Water Front Community

Dallas Fort Worth area has lots of water front properties on the lakes of Lake Lewisville , Benbrook, Grapvine, Joe Pool, Ray Hubbard, and White Rock lakes. These properties are minutes away from the city and with miles and miles of open space.

Home sites are quarter to five acres and best of all, many of them include land that offers breathtaking views of water and hillside after hillside teamed with multi-colored foliage, and fascinating wildlife.

If you are looking for water front properties Dallas Fort Worth has lot many to offer. Here is some of water front community in Dallas Fort Worth area . Some of the lakes in Dallas area
Lakes in Dallas Area:

• Lake Lavon : The Lavon Lake Dam is located at river mile 55.9 on the East Fork of the Trinity River, approximately 3 miles East of Wylie, Texas. Lavon Lake is approximately 21,400 acres in size. Lavon is part of the Trinity Project in the Fort Worth District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Approximately 1.6 million people visit Lavon Lake each year to enjoy camping, fishing, swimming, boating and much more.


• Lake Arlington : It is located just north of Interstate 20 off Arkansas Lane in Arlington. It is having a surface are of 1939 Acres and with a maximum depth of 51 feet.


• Lake Lewisville : It is on the Elm Fork of the Trinity River in Denton county near Lewisville. Total surface area is 29,592 acres and with a maximum depth of 67 feet.


• Joe Pool : It is four miles south of Grand Prairie on Mountain Creek, a tributory of the Trinity River. It is having a surface area of 7,470 Acres and with a maximum depth of 75 feet.


• Lake Ray Roberts : Within minutes of Denton & the D/FW Metroplex, Lake Ray Roberts is the cleanest, safest lake in North Central Texas. Larger than Lewisville, Grapevine or Eagle Mountain Lake, we are a 29,350 acre Corps of Engineer's lake with great fishing and lots of open water. Lake Ray Roberts is home to all types of watercraft from Houseboats, Cruisers, Sailboats, Pontoons to Fishing Boats.


• Grapevine Lake : On Denton Creek, a tributary of the Elm Fork of the Trinity River in Tarrant and Denton Counties, just north of the City of Grapevine. It is having a surface area of 6,892 Acres and with a maximum depth of 65 Feet.