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At Walsh, we know you have high standards for the community you call home. The place you live needs to meet your personal and familial needs and foster the human connection you crave, without breaking the bank. We have created Fort Worth’s most exciting new neighborhood, stacked with community-driven amenities that make it easy to live your best life surrounded by people you love.

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Build Your Dream Life at Walsh

At Walsh, each home is different and beautifully designed to provide a variety of options. These beautiful, individualistic homes are built by some of the top builders in Texas. Most available homesites are already owned by our builders. You can choose a move-in ready home or work with them on a new build.

Founders Park, our first neighborhood park, is surrounded by 10 model homes showcasing a variety of styles and designs which are open to the public daily.

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Are you interested in calling Walsh home? Schedule a visit with us. We can show you our neighborhoods, help you narrow down what you are looking for and set up appointments with our builders. You’ll be one step closer to building your dream life at Walsh.

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2. Choose Your Builder

Browse our list of highly rated homebuilders to learn more about the variety of homes they build in Walsh. Not sure which builder is right for you? Our builder associates can walk you through their available homesites and floor plans. Schedule a model home tour or on-site meeting with them below.

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3. Find Your Home

Find your next home using our home finder tool. Using this interactive map, you can search by price, builder, bedroom count, architectural style and more. Additionally, you can sort between move-in ready homes or available homesites, depending on your preference.

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Britton Homes

High $700s - $1M+

Britton Homes

Britton Homes embodies character and quality in every detail. Distinctive architecture, crafted designs, energy efficiency, innovative technology, and personalized features are the building blocks of each Britton Home experience.

Our homes exude versatility. We offer designs to fit every lifestyle in the most desirable communities in the Dallas Metro area. As a part of the Perry Homes family, Britton Homes is backed by a 50-year sterling reputation of unsurpassed quality in the home building industry. Our exceptional customer service, superior design options and construction precision are unmatched.

Britton Homes will meet and exceed your expectations. We are dedicated to providing a complete customer experience before, during and after you move into your new home. Britton Homes is committed to your unique vision. Live well, thrive and grow in your new, distinctly different Britton Home.

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David Weekley Homes

$365,000 - $659,000

David Weekley Homes

David Weekley Homes, the nation’s largest privately-owned builder, was founded in 1976. Headquartered in Houston, TX, the company currently operates in 20 cities and 12 states across the nation and has closed more than 90,000 homes since inception.

The home builder was the first in the United States to be awarded the Triple Crown of American Home Building, an honor which includes “America’s Best Builder,” “National Housing Quality Award” and “National Builder of the Year.” David Weekley Homes has also appeared 14 times on FORTUNE magazine’s “100 Best Companies to Work For®” list.

Over the years, the company has received more than 1,330 awards for design and service, a reflection of its ongoing commitment to Building Dreams, Enhancing Lives by offering an unparalleled building experience.

David Weekley Homes is currently building in 60 communities in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, including Walsh. These EnergySaver™ homes are built utilizing the latest in energy-efficient building techniques, and are backed by the Environments For Living® program’s heating and cooling energy usage guarantee. In Dallas/Ft. Worth, a David Weekley home has a HERS rating of 58, which means it is 42 percent more energy efficient than a home built in 2006.

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Drees Homes

$775,000 - $1M+

Drees Custom Homes

Family owned and operated for 90 years, Drees Custom Homes is committed to excellence and one of only a few builders to receive the home building industry’s Triple Crown National Builder of the Year, America’s Best Builder, Dallas Builder’s Association Builder of the Year and National Housing Quality Award. Drees Custom Homes offers 60’ and 70’ home sites with prices starting in the high-$400s to low-$600s. Several architectural styles are available with square footages ranging from 2500 to 4900 square feet. Visit us at our temporary model home on Offerande Drive in the Lake Park neighborhood.

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$600s - $1M

GFO Home

GFO Home is a new home builder in Central Texas with communities in and around the Austin, Dallas and Houston areas.

The company was created by real estate veterans who’ve collectively built more than 25,000 homes over two decades. GFO has had unprecedented success and has already built a reputation for its high-end, modern homes, with a focus on design and versatile floorplans, with the best upgrades, fixtures, and finishes that you’ll find anywhere.

GFO Home has built a reputation on quality homes, and a hassle-free building process. They work with some of the most skilled contractors in the market, and customer service is unparalleled. GFO Homes understands what’s important to customers who are looking for a new home, and will partner with you to make your dream home a reality.

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$410,000 - $885k+

Highland Homes

Founded by a brother and sister team in 1985, Highland Homes was built on a solid foundation of core values and guiding principles that still guide us today. We are not only the largest private homebuilder in Texas, we are 100 percent employee owned. That means from your sales counselor, to your builder, to your warranty manager, you are working directly with an owner who has a vested interest in making sure you have an award-winning Highland Homes experience.

Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction has earned Highland many industry awards and accolades over the years, including multiple People’s Choice Builder of the Year awards. More importantly, talking with any of our thousands of happy homeowners will assure you that Highland Homes is a builder you can trust. If you want to experience the difference between a “house” and a “home,” Highland will exceed your expectations.

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$500,000 - $1M+

High Street Homes

At High Street Homes, our core values guide every project. With a Design First approach, we invest in beautiful and functional aesthetics, choosing the more pleasing options. We Decide with Intention, treating every decision with care to honor our clients and our craft. Committed to Investing in Growth, we continually learn and push for new ways to develop. We Simplify the Complicated by using our extensive experience to streamline the home-building process, ensuring timeless quality. Our philosophy to Make the Most of Every Moment extends to our work, creating spaces that enhance life's experiences. Lastly, we Believe the Best in People, engaging with kindness, graciousness, and confidence, reflecting our hope to connect with those who share similar values. Our blend of design sensibility and commitment to these principles results in homes that aren't just structures but embodiments of dreams and shared values, making us a preferred choice for those seeking a unique and personalized home-building experience.

High Street Homes, a family-owned construction company founded in 2012 in Aledo, TX, has earned recognition for its distinctive craftsmanship and design. Our work has been prominently featured in prestigious publications such as House Beautiful, Architectural Digest, Domino Magazine, and Texas Monthly. These accolades underline our commitment to excellence and highlight what sets High Street Homes apart in the home-building industry.

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From the High $500s - $700s

Perry Homes

Perry Homes understands family traditions. For over 50 years, our family-based business has built a sterling reputation as one of the largest and most trusted home builders in Texas. Our commitment to quality, superior design and customer service ensures that you can enjoy every moment in a home that you love. Perry Homes unique design options offer the flexibility to personalize your home and meet the needs of your lifestyle and a robust selection of quality features radiate style and sophistication. At Perry Homes, Smart Comes Standard. We understand that you want access to your home at the touch of a button and that’s why we’ve partnered with top companies to make it easy and convenient for you to take advantage of the latest smart home technology at no additional cost.

Overall, our intention at Perry Homes is to delight our customers. We do that by delivering above and beyond quality homes and experiences all in premier locations. Nothing shows our commitment to quality and superior craftsmanship like our 95% Customer Satisfaction Rating. Customer service is at the core of all we do. Perry Homes is so confident in the workmanship and quality of materials that goes into each home that every home is backed by an industry leading, 2-year workmanship limited warranty in addition to a full 10-year structural limited warranty. With the purchase of a Perry Home you will experience unparalleled service before, during, and after you move in to your new home.

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$600's - $800's

Toll Brothers

Toll Brothers, an award-winning Fortune 500 company, embraces a dedicated commitment to quality and customer service. Since 1967, they have been creating and building in luxury communities in the best locations across the county. For six years in a row, Toll Brothers has been ranked the #1 Home Builder Worldwide on the FORTUNE Magazine “World’s Most Admired Companies®” list. Locally, Toll Brothers is a proud seven-time winner of the Texas Association of Builders’ “Texas Builder of the Year” award.

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$540,000 - $850,000

Village Homes

Since its founding in 1996, Village Homes of Fort Worth, Texas has gained a reputation for building unique and inspiring homes combined with quality, innovative design and classic architecture. As the originator for using architectural purity inspired by local homes built in the pre-second world war era, the company prides itself in maintaining this as its core foundation.

Village Homes offers proven floor plans, an extensive library of inspirational photos, and a management team that will be your trusted advisor every step of the way. Village Homes has close relationships with the area’s finest architects, craftsmen, trade contractors and vendors, and is committed to putting forth knowledgeable experts to make your dream home a reality.

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$650,000 - $1M+

John Askew Custom Homes

With over 30 years of experience, John Askew Company has established itself as the premier homebuilder in Tarrant and Parker Counties, but also builds homes in other surrounding communities. Whether you are considering purchasing a home in one of our beautiful communities or building on a homesite you currently own; John Askew Company is here to assist you every step of the way.

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Glendarroch Homes

Glendarroch Homes specializes in building custom luxury homes in exclusive neighborhoods in the greater Fort Worth area. We focus on customer satisfaction and personal service during the home building process. In addition to new construction, Glendarroch Homes can dramatically change existing homes by utilizing their expertise in remodeling.

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$550,000 +

MK Homes

With truly unique customer service and “hand’s on” building practices, MK Homes employs only master craftsmen to assure the highest quality workmanship. A commitment to quality construction and craftsmanship serves as the foundation for MK Homes that continues to grow today.

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$450,000+

HGC Residential

With a passion for making Fort Worth a better community one home at a time, HGC is now Tarrant County’s most popular and desired home builder. With homes crafted with timeless design, superior quality, and a unique sense of place, HGC creates stunning footprints in desired and prestigious neighborhoods.

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$500,000 - $1M+

Parkhill Homes

Parkhill Homes, based in Fort Worth, Texas, has over 25 years of combined experience in interior design and residential construction management. With a true love and passion for design and building homes with appropriate architecture, John & Ami Hillman use their knowledge, approachable down to earth personalities, friendly smiles, and unique hands on approach, ensuring clients finish with well thought out spaces that are livable and sophisticated in design. Our desire is to make sure clients are incredibly happy with their new home and that we meet the context of their wishes and vision for the years to come.

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The Architecture

Our goal is to create a neighborhood unlike any other, full of unique homes for unique individuals.

We’re using the great neighborhoods of Fort Worth as inspiration, looking at what makes these neighborhoods successful and taking notes. We use a mix of architectural styles to keep things interesting, while maintaining high standards of build quality for homes that can serve and inspire a family for decades.

Architectural Styles

The Eight Styles Of Architecture Found At Walsh

We seek homes that collectively create timeless and enduring neighborhoods. As such, we have set forth rigorous architectural guidelines that will ensure distinctive and historically grounded architecture that results in thoughtful neighborhood crafting. In Walsh, you will find a blend of custom home designs and architecture, each chosen for its timeless beauty and historical reflection of distinctive homes in the great neighborhoods of Fort Worth.

Arts & Crafts

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Arts & Crafts

The Arts and Crafts movement came to America in the early 20th century and expanded into architectural design. Architects, especially in the Midwest and Northeast, embraced its simple, handcrafted details. Some of the most common home designs of the Arts and Crafts movement were the Craftsman, the Prairie and the American Four Square. These styles became a favorite of many noted architects, including Frank Lloyd Wright.

The use of a combination of siding, brick and stone was characteristic of these homes. But what was probably the most recognizable feature was the wide porch supported by tapered wooden columns sitting atop stone or brick bases. Exposed roof rafters added to the appeal of these homes, as did the low-pitched roofs with large overhanging eaves. The dormers often contained multiple windows made up of rectangular panes of glass. Leaded or plain glass also featured prominently in the front doors. Many of these houses had charming porte-cocheres leading to detached garages.

Colonial Revival

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Colonial Revival

The Colonial Revival style of architecture sprang up in the United States in the late 1800s and was popular through the mid-1900s. Reminiscent of English and Dutch prototypes, this style moved into Fort Worth neighborhoods in the 1920s.

Known for its clean lines and simple design, Colonial Revival homes were typically two-storied and rectangular, running parallel to the street. The front door, usually accentuated and having a covered portico or porch, was centered and prominent with equally spaced rectangular windows adding to the symmetrical look of these houses. Some featured a smaller one-story garage or sunroom on one side that was set back from the body of the main house.

Mediterranean

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Mediterranean

As Fort Worth neighborhoods flourished in the 1920s, a different style of architecture became exceedingly prominent in these new neighborhoods. Influenced by Spanish Colonial houses, this new style of Mediterranean homes was vastly popular in southern climates.

Taking a cue from the conventional adobe haciendas found in areas influenced by Spanish colonies, these stucco homes were characterized by red or brown clay Spanish tiles on low-pitched roofs. Ornate iron grillwork often covered the windows and heavy wooden doors. Archways were popular, as were porticos and balconies.

Mid-Century Modern

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Mid-Century Modern

The Mid-Century Modern style was a response by 20th century architects, turning from traditional styles toward a more original philosophy. It was inspired by the unique designs of Frank Lloyd Wright and Bauhaus artists and exhibits contemporary, futuristic features, with an emphasis on function.

Mid-Century Modern homes usually exhibit three prevalent components: a clean, austere aesthetic, an emphasis on bringing the outdoors in, and the expression of angular structures. A home of this style is intentionally designed to diminish decoration and pare down the architecture to its bare essentials. Flat planes, clean lines and minimal ornamentation characterize the exteriors, often featuring monochromatic brickwork with sections of painted siding or stucco accent. Geometric forms and asymmetrical massing are employed to create the signature modernist feel.

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Modern Farmhouse

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Modern Farmhouse

The Modern Farmhouse style is a contemporary take on the traditional farm homes constructed during much of the agrarian period of American history and many examples can be found in Fort Worth and surrounding areas. The practicality of the old farmhouse has become popular once again and has spawned the Modern Farmhouse style, which looks to combine the aesthetic of the utility-focused farmhouse with the necessity of modern comfort.

Modern Farmhouse homes usually exhibit three main features: A simple, rectangular structure with added “boxes” as the family grew, lots of windows and large doors to link the outside of the house to the interior, and large covered porches where the family could gather outside.

Texas Vernacular

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Texas Vernacular

During the 19th century, the plains and prairies of rural Texas were dotted with simple, functional homes constructed in an architectural style known as Texas Vernacular. Now that style has been given a refresh. Think palatial, rectangular houses with projected porches, stone facades with exposed wooden beams and brackets, and metal roofing. This style can be seen throughout Texas as well as in our favorite Fort Worth neighborhoods.

Walsh is continuing the Texas Vernacular architectural tradition, albeit with a bit of a facelift. Using columns and beams with wide, open spaces between, these homes will take advantage of readily available materials like stone, stucco and siding to become an extension of the natural environment surrounding them.

Transitional

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Transitional

As a forward-looking community, Walsh welcomes a blend of vibrant, aesthetically pleasing architectural styles in addition to styles previously announced. These styles fall under the category of Transitional and include, but are not limited to, International, Modern and Contemporary.

During the early to mid-20th century, Modern architecture brought a clean, functional and simple design to the housing industry. Architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright designed these homes to blend into their natural environment by using exposed beams, open floor plans and bold, flat roof lines. Often, many rooms would open onto large patios or atriums with the intent of blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors.

Tudor

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Tudor

The early 1900s brought a change in architectural styles to prominent Fort Worth neighborhoods. This change was due to a well-known Texas commodity: oil. Fort Worth was already home to three oil refineries when gushers began popping up in small surrounding towns. Nine additional refineries were built, making Fort Worth the pipeline center of Texas.

With the oil boom came an influx of money. Development was at its peak with elegant new hotels, multiple-story office buildings, beautifully landscaped schools and neighborhoods being built. Tudor Revival homes, which resembled charming medieval English cottages and country houses, filled these stately neighborhoods, as the architectural style that swept across America in the early 20th century made its way to Texas. Regional variations reflecting the local climate, available building materials, and stylistic influences common to the area were made to enhance the basic Tudor style.

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