In the heart of North Texas, just a stone's throw away from the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex lays beautiful Denton County. Some of the wonderful towns in Denton County are Lewisville, Flower Mound, Grapevine, Carrollton, and Denton, which is the county seat. Since it's humble beginnings on April 11, 1846, Denton County has not stopped experiencing remarkable growth and accomplishment. During the 1970's it was named the fastest growing county in the country, by the end of the century, over 400,000 people were living in an increasingly urban Denton County.

By the year 2000, the northern area of the county was a center for horse ranches and a balanced farming region producing wheat, cotton, beef and dairy cattle. Much of the industrial and commercial growth, as well as population growth, were centered in southern Denton County. Since it is located within such close proximity to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, it is a haven for commuters who wish to live outside the city. The median household income, as estimated by the US Census Bureau is a healthy $58,216. Today, Denton County, is known to be a major center for industry, healthcare, and education, with such leaders like, American Airlines, University of North Texas, Frito Lay, and Xerox Corp. making Denton County their home.

A sunny, 65.7 degrees is the average temperature in Denton County, this lends itself to a wide variety of indoor and outdoor activities. Denton County residents enjoy three lakes, beautiful city parks and trails. One of which is Lake Ray Roberts, which is devoted to "Family Fun", enjoy sailing, fishing, swimming and a host of other water activities. Golf enthusiasts can try their hand at any one of the world-class golf courses in the area, like Bridlewood Golf Club. If you are a history buff, then you'll enjoy some of the many museums, in Denton County and the whole metroplex for that matter!

The real estate market in Denton County is both exciting and diverse. The housing options are truly endless. Some of your choices range from apartments and town homes in all sizes, to single family homes ranging from starter to exquisite luxury. There are also many different types of neighborhoods and communities' tailor made to fit the needs of anyone. The Denton County Economic Development has estimated the median home value to be at $115,023.

The county's proximity to the offers residents' access to several nationally recognized entertainment attractions, including nine other North Texas water bodies. Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor are just some of the fun places that await you in the Denton County area. The West End Marketplace and the Fort Worth Stockyards are also located just a short drive from Denton County and are rich in both history and pleasure. If you are a sports fan, then take advantage of the top level sporting entertainment with teams like the Texas Rangers, the Dallas Cowboys, the Dallas Mavericks, and the Dallas Stars. The Fort Worth Zoo is also located nearby for a peaceful viewing of animals of all kinds.

The schools system that serves the students in the cities of Denton County is second to none. They are committed to the education and wellbeing of their students. There are many public schools at all levels to meet the needs of the families of Denton County, as well as many private and parochial schools. If you are looking to further you're education, then look no further, the University of North Texas is right in Denton. There are also many other colleges, universities, and trade/technical schools in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex to better meet your needs.

Denton County is full of an almost tangible community spirit that makes for a unique and special quality of life. It is the perfect place to live, work, retire, or raise a family. If you are considering moving to Denton County, or would like more information, please feel free to request a "free relocation package" today!