Aubrey Real Estate

Welcome to Aubrey, TX! This quaint little town is nestled between two prominent lakes and a greenbelt. A dynamic small town positioned for growth, yet dedicated to its history and sense of community. Residents are proud of such accolades as hitting the Dallas Morning News’ “Top 10 Healthiest Neighborhoods” for years 2014 and 2015. Also, “Keep Aubrey Beautiful” was 1 of 10 cities in Texas to win the prestigious Governor’s Community Achievement Award for 2015. Those who make the City of Aubrey home think it is a wonderful place to live! As of 2016, Aubrey’s population totaled 3,352, with a median age of 36.5 and median home price of $165,200.00. The unemployment rate is 3.6%, with job growth of 3.10%. Future job growth over the next 10 years is predicted to be 42.60%. Aubrey is a great family community with plenty of fun activities to enjoy that truly exemplify the culture of this north Texas community. If you love horses or exploring the Texas ranching culture, check out Hopper Ranch (5502 US-377), a private ranch offering barrel racing, camps, horseback riding, corporate events, lessons, boarding, and Holiday celebrations, and XO Ranch (7701 Bull Run), a working cattle ranch that is home to a herd of longhorn cattle, horses, goats, sheep, and a mascot llama. The XO Ranch operates with a high priority of helping people realize the importance of pediatric cancer research. For those who like a flair for culture, the North Texas Actors’ Collaborative Theater (1221 Appalachian Lane) is a for-profit theater for actors, technicians, and theater lovers alike.

Parks and Recreation in Aubrey


Having been named one of the healthiest neighborhoods in the Dallas area, it is no wonder that there are great park and recreational facilities located in Aubrey. There are several community parks, such as Matthew’s Park (202 Plum Street) and Leslie Park (249 Glenview Drive), that offer great amenities for residents to enjoy. Located just outside of Aubrey, Ray Roberts Lake State Park (100 PW 4137, Pilot Point) is the perfect spot for anyone that likes to spend time in the great outdoors. The 20 mile Greenbelt Corridor provides great opportunities for hiking, biking, and horseback riding and runs from Ray Roberts Dam to Lake Lewisville. Throughout the park, there are areas where you can explore nature and camp. Ray Roberts Lake covers 29,000 acres and is great for boating, fishing, and swimming.



School District in Aubrey, Texas

The community of Aubrey is served by the Aubrey Independent School District. This public school district is ranked 56th of 932 Texas districts. In addition to Aubrey, the district also serves the city of Krugerville and a portion of Cross Roads. The district operates 5 schools. Children in pre-kindergarten can attend Early Bird Learning Center (415 Tisdell Lane), and those in kindergarten through 4th grade attend either Brockett Elementary School (900 Chestnut Street) or Monaco Elementary School (9350 Cape Cod Boulevard). Aubrey Middle School (815 West Sherman Drive) educates students in grades 5 through 8. Students in 9th through 12th attend Aubrey High School (510 Spring Hill Road).



Health and Transportation in Aubrey, Texas

There are many excellent medical facilities located right within Aubrey and the surrounding communities for the convenience of residents. Baylor Emergency Medical Center (26791 Highway 380) provides emergency care and laboratory testing in Aubrey. Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton (3000 I-35) serves the community of Aubrey by providing comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services as well as all emergency medical needs.


US Route 377 runs directly through Aubrey and connects the city to the rest of the North Texas region. For anyone wanting to travel beyond the great state of Texas, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (2400 Aviation Drive) is located 38 miles away.