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A small, heavily wooded acreage neighborhood in Bartonville — custom homes, deep privacy, and Argyle ISD schools.

Stonewood Acres is one of those Bartonville neighborhoods you only find if someone points you to it. Tall native trees shade nearly every lot, homes are set back off the road, and the whole place feels a long way from the growth happening a few miles north.
Homes are custom and individually built, so condition and style vary — which makes having representation that knows the street genuinely useful. Listings are infrequent, and the good ones don't sit.
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We'll pull lot details, deed restrictions, and comparable sales before your first visit — at no cost to the buyer.
Book a tourHeavy tree cover is the defining feature here. Homes sit tucked into the trees rather than dropped on a cleared pad, which is increasingly rare in Denton County.
Every home was individually built. Expect variety in style, age, and size instead of a repeating catalog of elevations.
A compact neighborhood with light traffic and no through-street cut-through — one of the quietest pockets in Bartonville.
Served by Argyle ISD, one of the strongest districts in North Texas, and a key driver of long-term value in Bartonville.
Large treed lots put real distance between neighbors, with room for shops, pools, and outdoor living without crowding a property line.
Gravel drives, native trees, and open sky give Stonewood a rural feel just minutes from suburban conveniences.
People tend to stay. That keeps the street settled — and makes availability worth watching closely.
Bartonville deliberately limits density, so this part of Denton County keeps its trees, its quiet, and its small-town identity.
Everyday shopping, dining, and services in Argyle, Lantana, and Highland Village are all a short drive from the neighborhood.
FM 407, Highway 377, and I-35W make commutes to Denton, Fort Worth, and DFW International Airport straightforward.