Harvest by Hillwood: Community Data Overview
Active Phases & Move-In InventoryBuilders & Homesite Footprints in Harvest
Review lot dimensions, active builders, and architectural tiers across Argyle and Northlake phases.
Active Builders
Highland Homes, David Weekley Homes, Coventry Homes
Target Profile
Front-porch-centric neighborhood streets featuring open island kitchens, 2-car rear- or front-load garages, and low-maintenance yards integrated into neighborhood greenbelts.
Active Builders
Highland Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Toll Brothers
Target Profile
The staple family executive program. Includes 3-car tandem or split garages, vaulted family rooms, private guest en-suites, and generous covered patios with outdoor living packages.
Active Builders
Drees Custom Homes, Toll Brothers
Target Profile
Custom-level residences situated on estate lots backing to community ponds and open pastures. Includes sliding glass pocket doors, chef sculleries, and space for custom swimming pools.
The First Agrihood Master Plan in North Texas
Harvest blends farm-to-table agrarian roots with resort amenities, community programming, and on-site neighborhood schools.
Commercial Farm & Private Garden Plots
Anchored by an on-site commercial farm overseen by an expert resident farmer. Homeowners can lease private raised garden beds and join farm-to-table harvesting programs.
Farmhouse Coffee & The Barn
A restored historic farmhouse serving as a neighborhood coffee shop, meeting venue, yoga center, and central social square overlooking Harvest Lake.
Dual On-Site Elementary Schools
Accommodates two separate public school districts on-site: Argyle West Elementary (Argyle ISD) and Lance Thompson Elementary (Northwest ISD).
Aquatics, Pools & 1.5-Mile Central Park
Features multiple resort pool complexes, splash pads, sand volleyball, sports courts, and a continuous 1.5-mile central green park with catch-and-release fishing.
Request the Harvest Lot Map & ISD Boundary Guide
Harvest spans two separate municipalities (Argyle and Northlake) and two different school districts (Argyle ISD and Northwest ISD). Additionally, infrastructure is financed through Belmont Fresh Water Supply District #1 (FWSD #1) alongside a Northlake Public Improvement District (PID) assessment. Before writing an offer, it is essential to verify which specific school district your prospective lot feeds into and what your true annual FWSD/PID tax assessment will be.
