Welcome to Double Oak
Exclusively residential community boasting large lots, plentiful trees, and private abodes
Home to a population of 3,066 residents, Double Oak has earned a reputation for being an affluent, secluded, and tranquil town. The area is situated in Denton County and is a reasonable drive to both Dallas, Fort Worth, and surrounding cities. For individuals who relocate to the area, one of the most appealing aspects of Double Oak is that it is fully residential. Inside the boundaries of the town, there are no commercial developments. Over the years, this has helped build and foster private, undisturbed neighborhoods. Adding to this exceptional atmosphere are the stately homes that populate the area. Prospective buyers who are searching for a large, breathtaking dream house and a 1+ acre lot should definitely explore Double Oak.
Minutes outside of town, residents can access a wide array of shopping and dining establishments. On the eastern edge of Double Oak, located along Village Parkway, is the shopping hub of the region. Locals can check off everything on their to-do list at places such as Target, Whole Foods Market, Best Buy, World Market, Hobby Lobby, Belk, Bed Bath & Beyond, Academy Sports + Outdoors, Francesca’s, Barnes & Noble, and Market by Macy’s. This same area overflows with highly-rated dining options. Planning your next meal out? Consider grabbing a table (or to-go order) at favorites such as GiroPizza, Gloria’s Latin Cuisine, Sushi Damu, Goodonuts, The Brass Tap, and Hillside Fine Grill.
Leisure activities are always within reach for residents of Double Oak. Drive minutes in any direction and you’re certain to find fun and relaxing ways to spend your off days. Traveling north, enjoy the unmatched golfing culture found at the Lantana Golf Club. To the south, Bridlewood Golf Club is another fantastic spot to book your tee time. As you explore the towns that surround Double Oak, also make it a priority to check out Glenwick Park, Spring Lake Park, Tour 18 Dallas, Rocky Point Trail, and the expansive Grapevine Lake.
