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Heritage Estates: The perfect blend of suburb, rural and city
With a prime location between Dallas and Fort Worth, a lake in one direction, a historic downtown in the other and surrounded by sprawling green spaces, Heritage Estates offers a unique blend of suburban and rural living close to big-city amenities. “You’re also close to walking trails, parks and golf courses, which is a plus, and you have access to the freeway,” says Mary Barakat, a Realtor with Century 21 Judge Fite and longtime Mansfield resident. “There are also a lot of schools nearby, and the schools in Mansfield are all highly rated. “It’s really convenient for everything.”
Surrounded by green space, trails and a lake
While Heritage Estates initially gives off a suburban feel, residents are surrounded by opportunities to explore the outdoors. Carved out among the subdivisions near the community's southern edge, the 80-acre Elmer W. Oliver Nature Park offers kayaking and fishing along Walnut Creek and a boardwalk where residents can enjoy a relaxing rural escape. The park also has an amphitheater, provides summer education programming and is home to the popular Walnut Creek Linear Trail. Connecting five parks, three neighborhoods and the Philip Thompson Soccer Complex, hikers will love walking among the canopy of pecan trees, scenic overlooks at Walnut Creek and the historic railroad bridge, “Jeffryes Crossing.” Via the Texas 360 Toll Bridge running along the eastern edge, residents can easily reach Walnut Creek Paddling Trail and Loyd Park in 5 miles, which sits right along the shore of Joe Pool Lake. The expansive park offers hiking and equestrian trails, over 200 campsites, swimming and a boat ramp. Just over the northern edge of Heritage Estates is Webb Community Park, 70 acres of space offering something for everyone, including a fishing pond, basketball court, splashpad and skatepark. Seasoned and beginner golfers can work on their swing at Walnut Creek Country Club, just a mile west of the neighborhood. The club, which offers two 18-hole courses, has been named one of the best country clubs since 2020 in the Dallas-Fort Worth area by Avid Golfer and provides a resort-style pool, pickleball courts and three restaurants.
Residents enjoy the scenic view at Elmer W Oliver Nature Park.
Elmer W Oliver Nature Park is one of multiple parks within Heritage Estates.
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From starter ranch-style homes to million-dollar Mediterranean abodes
The community is comprised of several subdivisions populated almost exclusively with brick homes on quiet, walkable streets. From traditional, ranch-style homes to several models of multilevel dwellings, the typical community residence offers a large private driveway, spacious front yards and plenty of garage space. Construction began in the late 1990s, but most homes were built in the early 2000s. And development is still on the rise in Heritage Estates. “When we moved here almost 20 years ago, there wasn’t much in Mansfield, but the city has grown significantly, and it’s still growing – every day,” Barakat says. Prices range from $320,000 for a three-bedroom, 1,500-square-foot property to $800,000 for a four-bedroom, 3,600-square-foot home. Ladera Mansfield Condominiums is the newest collection of homes, a 55-plus gated development with resort-style extras, including a clubhouse, pool and pickleball courts. Condos here range from two bedrooms starting at $470,000 to three for $567,000, with homeowners’ association fees topping out at $500. Another community highlight is the Southwind subdivision, where homes are similarly priced, and residents can access a neighborhood park anchored by a popular swimming pool. “Home values tend to hold here. The city has done a good job of bringing in great restaurants, the streets are taken care of, and schools are being built all the time,” says Barakat. “All that together keeps the values up.” Additional recently sold homes, like those in the upscale Strawberry Fields subdivision, have gone for over $1.3 million. These grand homes, with Spanish and Mediterranean influences, boast up to five bedrooms, 5,000 square feet of space and lots over 4 acres.
Many homes in Heritage Estates are traditional brick.
Many homes in Heritage Estates are mediterranean style.
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Diverse dining and close to Downtown Mansfield
Retail and dining are concentrated on opposite ends of the community. Grocers are especially prevalent, with Aldi, Kroger, Sprouts and Walmart Neighborhood Market located on the north side, while Market Street anchors a shopping center on the south side along East Broad Street. Heritage Estates residents enjoy a diverse dining scene from Little Seoul, a family-run Korean restaurant known for its bulgogi and kimchi fries, to Akarii Revolving Sushi, which features a conveyor belt concept for displaying and serving its food. In the mornings, residents can fuel up at Qamaria Yemeni Coffee Co. with a traditional Yemeni coffee like Mufawaar, made with cardamom and cream and a honeycomb pastry, stop in for a casual lunch of elote mac and cheese and a pineapple margarita on the patio at El Primo Mexican Grill & Cantina and enjoy a peach cobbler ice cream cone for dessert at Getcha Sum Ice Cream Shop. For more shopping options, Mansfield Town Center is only a 4-mile drive northwest of the neighborhood, and 4 miles south lies Historic Downtown Mansfield. Dating back to the 1800s, this is the beating heart of the city and is overflowing with locally owned boutiques, eateries and things to do.
Fresh sushi served on a conveyor belt is offered at Akarii Revolving Sushi.
The Porch welcomes all for breakfast and lunch while in Mansfield.
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Top-notch schools
Mansfield Independent School District serves the area, and local students attend Martha Reid Leadership Academy, Della Icenhower Intermediate for fifth and sixth grades and James Coble Middle for seventh and eighth grades and finish at Mansfield High School. Della Icenhower received an A-minus grade on Niche, and all other schools earned an A. Martha Reid offers skating fundraisers and a broadcast club. Mansfield High provides a creative writing club and volleyball and tennis teams.
Janet Brockett Elementary School services students in Heritage Estates from K to 4th grade.
Della Icenhower Intermediate School serves students in Heritage Estates in grades 5 and 6.
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Community and city-wide celebrations
Oliver Nature Park is a hub for community activity year-round. From bird hikes to scavenger hunts, night fishing and the annual Monarch Festival in May, there are always events going on. The city itself also hosts a variety of events and celebrations for residents. In June and July, the city hosts Mansfield Rocks, with live music and fireworks show downtown. Music Alley is also another annual celebration in historic downtown that takes place in April. The free art and music fest offers three stages of music, artist vendors, competitions and street performers. Mansfield also hosts a Veterans Day parade and a Halloween celebration all October long across downtown.
A quick trip to Dallas, Fort Worth and beyond
Access to travel and work commutes outside the community is made easy by two nearby freeways. “Mansfield is considered a centralized location between Dallas and Fort Worth, so you can slip out of the little city to the bigger city whenever you want,” says Barakat. State Road 360, which forms the community’s east side, connects directly to Interstate 20, which gets residents to Dallas in 27 miles. State Road 287, located 2 miles west of the community, leads directly into Fort Worth – a 21-mile drive from the neighborhood. Residents can also reach the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in 21 miles. Residents will need a car as there is no public transit.
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Heritage Estates Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Heritage Estates, Mansfield sell after 56 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Heritage Estates, Mansfield over the last 12 months is $495,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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