Neighborhoods Mary Lavin Serves in Fort Worth

Mary Lavin is a REALTOR® with Lavin Group Realty, serving 4 Fort Worth neighborhoods: Justin, Argyle, Northlake and Southlake.

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  Justin

  Justin sits in northern Denton County, Texas, on the rolling prairie north of the Dallas–Fort Worth area. The landscape here is open and gently sloping, with ranchland, pastures, and wide skies still part of daily life even as the surrounding region grows. It's a small town with a modest historic core, where older buildings and long-established streets reflect its railroad-town roots.

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  Argyle

  Argyle sits in the northern reaches of Denton County, Texas, part of the broader Dallas-Fort Worth region but with a noticeably more open, rural feel than the cities around it. The landscape is classic North Texas: rolling prairie, scattered stands of oak and cedar, working ranch land, and wide skies that reward a drive down any country road. The town keeps a small-community identity, with a compact historic core and a pace that feels unhurried compared to the metroplex to the south.

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  Northlake

  Northlake sits in Denton County, in the northern reaches of the Dallas-Fort Worth area, where the rolling prairie landscape of North Texas begins to open up. It has the feel of a town in transition from rural roots to suburban living, and that shows in the housing: larger-acreage properties and ranch-style homes on the outer edges, alongside newer planned neighborhoods with contemporary builds and community amenities. Because it's still a smaller community, many residents head to nearby towns for broader shopping and dining, and the area's major highways make that easy.

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  Southlake

  Southlake sits in the northeast corner of Tarrant County, in the Dallas–Fort Worth region of North Texas, roughly midway between the two big cities. The landscape is gently rolling prairie dotted with mature trees and small ponds, and the city has a polished, well-kept character that shows up in its landscaping, its street design, and the pride residents take in their properties.