Clairemont

What Clairemont feels like.

Clairemont takes the Colleyville formula — custom homes, big trees, careful landscaping — and organizes it into a series of quiet courts where almost nobody drives past your house unless they live on your street. The effect is a neighborhood that feels curated without feeling stiff: kids still chalk the driveways here, it's just that the driveways are really, really nice.

Position does a lot of the work. You're inside the Grapevine-Colleyville ISD footprint, close to the shops and restaurants along Colleyville Boulevard, and about 12 minutes from DFW Airport when travel calls. Fort Worth is roughly 22 minutes out, Dallas about 30, which puts Clairemont in that North Texas sweet spot: genuinely residential, but never far from anything that pays the mortgage.

What homes look like here.

Clairemont's housing stock is custom through and through — no two facades quite alike, though brick and stone traditionals set the tone. Lots are generous, landscaping is a point of pride, and the cul-de-sac layout means backyards feel private even where homes sit closer together. Interiors range from original-owner classic to fully reimagined, so buyers can pick their level of project. It fits families who want established Colleyville — mature canopy, settled streets, Grapevine-Colleyville ISD zoning — without the wait and unknowns of building from the ground up.

The case for Clairemont.

Is Clairemont a good place to live?

Clairemont suits people who want an established, well-kept neighborhood where the pace is slow but the location isn't remote. The court layout keeps traffic to a minimum, the homes are custom and cared-for, and everyday errands, dinner on Colleyville Boulevard, and DFW Airport are all close. It's a settle-in-and-stay kind of street plan, and residents tend to treat it exactly that way.

What school district serves Clairemont?

Clairemont is zoned to Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, which serves Colleyville. Campus assignments depend on the specific address, so confirm current attendance boundaries with the district when you're comparing homes — a standard step for any North Texas buyer and five minutes well spent.

Are there new construction homes in Clairemont?

Not typically — Clairemont is a built-out custom community, so the market runs on resale. The upside is maturity: full-grown trees, finished landscaping, and homes whose quirks are already known. Many properties have been updated extensively, and a well-remodeled listing can deliver a near-new interior inside an established Colleyville setting.

How far is Clairemont from downtown Dallas or Fort Worth?

Downtown Fort Worth runs about 22 minutes and downtown Dallas about 30 from Colleyville, with DFW Airport around 12 minutes — often the number frequent travelers care about most. Legacy West in Plano is roughly 32 minutes, so even a cross-metro commute stays manageable from here.

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