Horse Country
Welcome To Aubrey
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Location of Aubrey
Aubrey occupies about 3 square miles in northeastern Denton County, perched at an elevation near 690 feet and framed by rolling fields and mature hardwoods. It lies just 12 miles northeast of Denton—about a 20-minute drive—and roughly 40–48 miles north of Dallas, putting it within an easy one-hour commute to the metroplex.
This position grants Aubrey the best of both worlds: the serene rhythm of rural life alongside access to urban amenities, making it a perfect haven for those seeking balance between country charm and city convenience.
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REASON 1
Room to Breathe
Big lots, wide-open skies, and plenty of green space. Whether you want a little extra elbow room or you’re dreaming of a few acres, Aubrey still gives you that country feel without being hours away from the city.
REASON 1
The Growing Pains Are Real
Aubrey is booming. That means new neighborhoods, new schools, and new businesses popping up everywhere. Exciting? Yes. But also—hello construction traffic, detours, and the sound of nail guns.
REASON 2
Nature at Your Back Door
Ray Roberts Lake is just a short drive away for boating, fishing, or hiking, and the surrounding trails and farms make it easy to spend your weekends outdoors. It’s a nature-lover’s playground.
REASON 2
Your Commute Might Test Your Patience
Living in Aubrey feels peaceful, but if you’re headed to Dallas or even parts of Frisco during rush hour, be ready for some windshield time. It’s not unbearable, but it’s worth factoring in.
REASON 3
Small-Town Vibes with Big-Hearted People
Aubrey is the kind of place where you’ll bump into neighbors at the feed store, the coffee shop, or Friday night games. There’s a real sense of community that you don’t always find in bigger suburbs.
REASON 3
Shopping & Dining Options Are Limited
Don’t expect to walk out your door and find a Trader Joe’s or trendy coffee bar (yet). Aubrey keeps things simple. For bigger shopping trips or a night out, you’ll probably head into Denton, Prosper, or Frisco.
REASON 4
Close Enough to Everything You Need
You’re tucked away in a peaceful spot, but Denton, Frisco, and even Dallas aren’t far. Want dinner at a nice restaurant or a quick Target run? It’s all within reach when you need it.
REASON 4
The Noise of Progress
That quiet field you drove past last year? It might have a new subdivision on it by next year. If you’re chasing “forever wide open views,” just know the landscape is changing quickly.
REASON 5
Equestrian Lifestyle & Horse Country Vibes
Aubrey is famous for its equestrian lifestyle. Even if you’re not a rider, you’ll love the charm of horse farms, arenas, and rolling pastures that make this area truly unique.
REASON 5
Taxes & Costs Keep Climbing
As Aubrey gets more popular, so do the property values—and with them, property taxes and insurance costs. It’s not crazy compared to some DFW suburbs, but it’s something to keep in mind
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New Construction in Master-Planned Communities
Think bright, open floor plans, energy-efficient features, and neighborhood amenities like pools, trails, and playgrounds. Communities like Sandbrock Ranch or ArrowBrooke are great examples—designed with families in mind, blending suburban comfort with small-town surroundings.
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Ranch-Style & Equestrian Properties
Aubrey is known as Horse Country, U.S.A., so it’s no surprise you’ll find properties with barns, acreage, and space for livestock. These homes are ideal for anyone wanting a little more land, privacy, and the freedom to spread out. Perfect if you’ve always dreamed of a few acres and maybe a horse or two.
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Charming Small-Town Homes
From cozy cottages to traditional single-family homes on tree-lined streets, Aubrey has older established areas that offer character and mature landscaping. These homes often sit closer to town, giving you easy access to schools, shops, and community events.
Schools
Aubrey ISD serves Pre-K through 12 and gets a B rating from the Texas Education Agency for the 2022-2023 school year. aubreyisd.net The district has about 4,000 students and a student-teacher ratio of ~17:1.
Only high school in the district. Enrollment ~1,039. GreatSchools rating: ~6/10. Recognized in U.S. News “Best High Schools” list (top 40%)
Typical middle school for the area. Good feeder into the high school.