Lewisville neighborhood · 75077
Lewisville Valley
Lewisville Valley takes its name from the Lewisville Valley Addition, more than 2,500 acres that Hunt Properties bought and had annexed into the city in 1969. Its 16 recorded plats hold 2,278 homes, built mostly 1973–1987; about 92% are one-story, nine in ten have three bedrooms or fewer, and the typical lot is about 8,300 sq ft. We found no HOA.
2,278 homes4 sectionsBuilt mostly 1973–1987Lewisville ISDNo HOA found
- Valley 1–3
- Valley 4
- Valley 5
- Valley 6
Four sections, 16 recorded plats
Lewisville has no official neighborhood map, so this page covers the 16 recorded Denton County subdivisions named Lewisville Valley, grouped into four sections by plat number. Valley 1–3 holds half the homes and dates from the 1970s; Valley 4 and 5 followed in the 1980s, and Valley 6 came last. Typical appraisals run from about $339K in Valley 1–3 to $404K in Valley 6.
Side by side
| Valley 1–3 | Valley 4 | Valley 5 | Valley 6 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homes | 1,148 | 453 | 445 | 232 |
| Built mostly (median) | 1972–78 (1975) | 1981–85 (1983) | 1980–86 (1984) | 1987–93 (1991) |
| Typical size | 1,877 sf | 1,680 sf | 1,797 sf | 1,954 sf |
| Most homes | 1,500–2,300 sf | 1,400–2,100 sf | 1,400–2,200 sf | 1,500–2,300 sf |
| Typical lot | 8,700 sf | 7,700 sf | 9,000 sf | 7,800 sf |
| Bedrooms (typical) | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| Two-story | 6% | 16% | <1% | 16% |
| Pool | 21% | 14% | 22% | 19% |
| Typical value | $339K | $342K | $368K | $404K |
| Middle half | $310K–$367K | $314K–$370K | $333K–$412K | $372K–$426K |
| Per sq ft | $177 | $201 | $217 | $207 |
| Change, 2025 to 2026 | −6.6% | −5.3% | −2.0% | −3.0% |
| Change since 2021 | +40% | +35% | +34% | +36% |
| Sold in the last year | 43 (3.7%) | 19 (4.2%) | 19 (4.3%) | 16 (6.9%) |
| Owner-occupied (homestead) | 71% | 71% | 74% | 79% |
| Zoning | Single-family (R7.5) | Single-family (R7.5) | Single-family (R7.5) | Single-family (R7.5) |
Denton CAD 2026 certified appraisals for single-family homes and townhomes, with the 2021–2025 certified rolls for the change columns. "Change" is the typical home's own appraisal change, which can differ from the change in the median shown in the chart. "Sold" counts warranty deeds recorded in the 12 months to Nov. 2, 2026 (Denton County records). Bedrooms, stories and pools are from Denton CAD building records.
Home values
These are Denton CAD's 2026 certified appraisals, not sale prices. The typical home's appraisal fell 4.3% this year: −6.6% in Valley 1–3, −5.3% in Valley 4, −2.0% in Valley 5 and −3.0% in Valley 6. The longer view is stronger: the typical home is up about 37% since 2021, with most of the gain from 2021 to 2023, when the median peaked at about $371K. Across all 2,278 homes, half are appraised between $321K and $384K.
By recorded subdivision (16)
| Subdivision | Homes | Built | Typical size | Typical lot | Typical value | Per sq ft | Pool |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lewisville Valley 1 | 408 | 1969–1984 (1973) | 1,852 sf | 8,200 sf | $313K | $170 | 19% |
| Lewisville Valley 2 | 326 | 1966–2009 (1975) | 2,132 sf | 9,600 sf | $357K | $166 | 35% |
| Lewisville Valley 3 | 414 | 1970–1996 (1975) | 1,733 sf | 7,700 sf | $341K | $194 | 13% |
| Lewisville Valley 4 | 219 | 1978–2004 (1983) | 1,828 sf | 8,100 sf | $352K | $193 | 20% |
| Lewisville Valley 4 Sec B Ph 1 | 73 | 1983–2006 (1983) | 1,670 sf | 7,500 sf | $338K | $201 | 7% |
| Lewisville Valley 4 Sec B Ph 2 | 52 | 1983–1992 (1983) | 1,670 sf | 7,500 sf | $339K | $202 | 6% |
| Lewisville Valley 4 Sec B Ph 2A | 19 | 1983–1991 (1984) | 1,670 sf | 7,500 sf | $339K | $209 | 5% |
| Lewisville Valley 4 Sec B Ph 3 | 90 | 1983–1987 (1984) | 1,499 sf | 7,700 sf | $328K | $217 | 9% |
| Lewisville Valley 5 | 167 | 1978–1987 (1983) | 2,108 sf | 10,100 sf | $422K | $201 | 39% |
| Lewisville Valley 5 Sec 3A | 65 | 1982–1989 (1984) | 1,547 sf | 8,000 sf | $347K | $225 | 9% |
| Lewisville Valley 5 Sec 3B | 68 | 1984–1985 (1984) | 1,547 sf | 8,100 sf | $341K | $231 | 13% |
| Lewisville Valley 5 Sec 3C | 56 | 1985 | 1,547 sf | 8,400 sf | $342K | $228 | 13% |
| Lewisville Valley 5 Sec 3D | 89 | 1985–1986 (1986) | 1,454 sf | 8,600 sf | $345K | $230 | 10% |
| Lewisville Valley 6 Sec 1 | 84 | 1986–1989 (1987) | 1,878 sf | 7,800 sf | $381K | $211 | 10% |
| Lewisville Valley 6 Sec 2 | 73 | 1990–1996 (1992) | 2,028 sf | 7,800 sf | $420K | $203 | 29% |
| Lewisville Valley 6 Sec 3 | 75 | 1988–1997 (1992) | 1,952 sf | 7,800 sf | $405K | $207 | 20% |
The homes
About 92% of homes are one-story, and 90% have three bedrooms or fewer. The typical home is about 1,840 sq ft on a lot of about 8,300 sq ft, and about one in five has a pool. Lewisville Valley 2 and the original Lewisville Valley 5 plat have the largest homes, about 2,100 sq ft on lots of 9,600–10,100 sq ft, and more than a third of their homes have a pool. Valley 5's Sections 3A–3D are smaller, about 1,450–1,550 sq ft. Valley 4 and Valley 6 have the most two-story homes, about 16%.
Schools
All of Lewisville Valley is in Lewisville ISD, rated B in both 2026 and 2025, and every section goes to Huffines Middle and Lewisville High. Ninth and tenth graders attend Lewisville High's Killough campus; juniors and seniors attend the main Lewisville High campus. Valley 1–3 and Valley 4 go to Degan Elementary, Valley 6 to Valley Ridge Elementary, and Valley 5 is split, with about 62% of homes at Valley Ridge and 38% at Degan. Degan took in part of the closed Creekside Elementary's students and had its boundary adjusted when the district closed five elementaries after 2024-25.
| Level | Valley 1–3 and Valley 4 | Valley 5 | Valley 6 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elementary | Degan ElementaryBwas B | Valley Ridge ElementaryCwas B · 62% of homesDegan ElementaryBwas B · 38% of homes | Valley Ridge ElementaryCwas B |
| Middle | Huffines MiddleDwas F | Huffines MiddleDwas F | Huffines MiddleDwas F |
| Grades 9–10 | Lewisville High Killough CampusCwas D | Lewisville High Killough CampusCwas D | Lewisville High Killough CampusCwas D |
| High (11–12) | Lewisville HighCwas D | Lewisville HighCwas D | Lewisville HighCwas D |
Check a specific address in the School Finder Zones can split a neighborhood. The Finder checks one address against the zone map.
Zones from Lewisville ISD's School Locator map (2025-26 attendance boundaries, after the district's 2025 elementary closures). Lewisville High's ninth and tenth graders attend its Killough or Harmon campus, and Hebron and Marcus have separate ninth-grade campuses; TEA rates these campuses as part of their high school. Ratings are TEA's 2026 A–F grades, released August 2026, with 2025 grades where we found them; TEA hasn't published 0–100 scores for these campuses. Zones follow street lines and can change, so confirm any address with the district.
HOAs and neighborhood associations
We found no HOA. Listings in Lewisville Valley 1, 3 and 5 don't mention an HOA, one Valley 6 listing marks HOA "None," neighborhoods.com leaves its association-fee field blank, and we found no association website, filing or management company. That means no dues, no association pool and no architectural review; city code and any recorded deed restrictions set exterior standards. The same Valley 6 listing notes deed restrictions, though we couldn't read their terms.
All sections
No HOA found
No HOA foundNone found (per listings)
A Valley 6 listing marks HOA "None," listings in Valley 1, 3 and 5 don't mention one, and we found no association by the Lewisville Valley name. City parks and greenbelts take the place of association amenities.
- L.L. Woods Park (28 acres) borders Valley 1–3 and Valley 5, with an 18-hole disc golf course, a playground, a picnic shelter and a trail of about three-quarters of a mile
- The Valley Ridge (39 acres), Prairie Creek (15 acres) and Hidden Creek greenbelts border Valley 1–3, and the Valley Ridge Boulevard Greenbelt runs by Valley 5 and 6
- Sun Valley Aquatic Center, the city's seasonal pool on S Valley Pkwy, is 1.1 to 2.1 miles from each section; Thrive, the year-round recreation center, is 2.1 to 3.2 miles
Lewisville doesn't publish a neighborhood-association map, so association names, dues and amenities come from each association's website and posted documents, the Texas HOA management-certificate registry and recent listings, checked November 2026. Ask for the resale certificate and any recorded deed restrictions on a home. We found no HOA or neighborhood association for these sections: recent listings show no association dues. Older Lewisville subdivisions can still carry recorded deed restrictions, so ask for them on any home.
Flood zones
61 of the 2,278 lots (under 3%) touch FEMA's 1%-annual-chance floodplain (Zone AE or A): 54 in Valley 1–3, 7 in Valley 5, mostly on Juniper Ln, Laramie Dr, Century Oaks Dr and Pecos St. In most cases only part of the lot is mapped, not the house. Another 11 lots touch the 0.2% (500-year) zone.
From FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer, checked against county parcel lines Nov 2026. Lenders decide flood-insurance requirements by the structure, so check the exact address. FEMA flood map lookup
Parks, trails and everyday stops
- L.L. Woods Park28 acres · Neighborhood park · by Valley 1–3 and Valley 5Next door
- Hidden Creek Greenbelt3 acres · Neighborhood park · by Valley 1–3Next door
- Prairie Creek Greenbelt15 acres · Neighborhood park · by Valley 1–3Next door
| Valley 1–3 | Valley 4 | Valley 5 | Valley 6 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grocery | ALDI, W Main St0.5 mi | ALDI, W Main St0.4 mi | Walmart Neighborhood Market, Justin Rd1.0 mi | Walmart Neighborhood Market, Justin Rd0.7 mi |
| Grocery | Tom Thumb, Cross Timbers Rd0.7 mi | Tom Thumb, Cross Timbers Rd0.4 mi | ALDI, W Main St1.1 mi | ALDI, W Main St1.4 mi |
| Library | Lewisville Public Library0.8 mi | Lewisville Public Library1.1 mi | Lewisville Public Library1.5 mi | Lewisville Public Library1.8 mi |
| Rec center | Thrive2.2 mi | Thrive2.1 mi | Thrive2.9 mi | Thrive3.2 mi |
| Public pool | Sun Valley Aquatic Center1.1 mi | Sun Valley Aquatic Center1.3 mi | Sun Valley Aquatic Center1.8 mi | Sun Valley Aquatic Center2.1 mi |
| Fire station | Station 1, McGee Ln0.8 mi | Station 1, McGee Ln1.1 mi | Station 4, Moccasin Trl1.1 mi | Station 4, Moccasin Trl0.8 mi |
| Hospital | Medical City Lewisville1.7 mi | Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound1.6 mi | Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound1.8 mi | Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound2.0 mi |
| A-train station | Highland Village/Lewisville Lake Station2.4 mi | Highland Village/Lewisville Lake Station2.8 mi | Highland Village/Lewisville Lake Station1.9 mi | Highland Village/Lewisville Lake Station1.7 mi |
Straight-line miles from the middle of each section. Fire stations from City of Lewisville GIS. Library, rec center, pools, stores, hospitals (full-service, with an ER) and DCTA A-train stations from Esri business listings, November 2026.
Property taxes
With a homestead exemption, a home at each section's typical 2026 appraisal pays about:
- Valley 1–3$339K home$4,250/yrabout $350/mo
- Valley 4$342K home$4,300/yrabout $360/mo
- Valley 5$368K home$4,750/yrabout $400/mo
- Valley 6$404K home$5,350/yrabout $450/mo
That's city, county and Lewisville ISD taxes at a combined rate of 1.6976 per $100. These homes are inside Lewisville city limits and aren't in a MUD, PID or other special taxing district. The estimate uses 2026 adopted rates: City of Lewisville $0.436381, Lewisville ISD $1.0778 and Denton County $0.183394 per $100.
Work out your full monthly cost
Estimate from Realust's True Cost rates (latest adopted). The homestead exemption needs a filing; new owners often pay more in year one. Your bill uses your own appraisal.
Getting around
| Straight-line miles to | Valley 1–3 | Valley 4 | Valley 5 | Valley 6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Old Town Lewisville | 2.3 | 2.7 | 2.8 | 3.0 |
| Lewisville Lake (Lake Park) | 2.6 | 3.1 | 2.6 | 2.5 |
| Legacy West | 12.1 | 12.6 | 12.4 | 12.5 |
| Downtown Dallas | 23.0 | 23.1 | 23.8 | 24.0 |
| DFW Airport | 10.1 | 9.8 | 10.7 | 11.0 |
From the middle of each section; Valley 4 is about 0.5 mile southwest of Valley 1–3; Valley 5 is about 0.7 mile northwest, and Valley 6 about 0.3 mile north of Valley 5. For rush-hour drive times, see Lewisville's commute table or Live Near Work.
History and the names on the street signs
- 1948–1955Construction of Lewisville Dam begins in 1948. The city dates its completion to 1954, when it expanded the Garza-Little Elm Reservoir into what became Lewisville Lake; other sources say 1955.
- 1968 (city)Lewisville High School opens a new campus at FM 1171 and Valley Pkwy, then west of most development. The city says the move started a population shift from east to west.
- 1969Hunt Properties, which bought more than 2,500 acres known as the Lewisville Valley Addition, has the land annexed into Lewisville. The city's timeline says the annexation added 2,500 acres and hundreds of new residents.
- 1972–1978Lewisville Valley 1, 2 and 3 fill in; half of their 1,148 homes were finished by 1975. Lewisville grows from 9,264 residents in 1970 to 24,273 in 1980.
- 1980–1986Lewisville Valley 4 and 5 and their later phases are built, adding about 900 homes. Valley 5's Sections 3A–3D, built 1982–1989, have some of the smallest homes here.
- 1987–1993Lewisville Valley 6 Sections 1–3 are the last plats built. The city reaches 46,521 residents by 1990.
- 2011 (city)DCTA starts A-train commuter rail service between Denton and Carrollton. The Highland Village/Lewisville Lake station, east of I-35E at Garden Ridge Blvd, is about 1.7 to 2.8 miles from each section.
- 2024–2025On Dec. 9, 2024, the Lewisville ISD board votes to close five elementary schools after 2024-25, including Creekside, whose students go to Lewisville, Lakeland and Degan elementaries; the board also adjusts Degan's boundary.
The Lewisville Valley name
The plats carry the name of the Lewisville Valley Addition, the land Hunt Properties bought and had annexed into the city. The city doesn't say where the name came from, and we didn't find who built the homes.
Old West names
Some streets carry Old West trail, river and town names: Chisolm Trl, San Antone Ln, Cheyenne Rd, Reno St, Laramie Dr and Pecos St. Others, such as Glenhill Ln, Glenmore Dr, Glencairn Ln and Waterford Dr, lean British or Irish.
We didn't find a document explaining the street names; the groupings are ours, many streets fit neither, and we didn't map the streets by section.
A good fit if you want
- A one-story, three-bedroom home from the 1970s or 1980s, typically $339K–$404K by section
- Lots of about 8,300 sq ft, and about 10,100 sq ft in the original Lewisville Valley 5 plat
- No HOA dues or architectural review found
- L.L. Woods Park and its 18-hole disc golf course next to Valley 1–3 and Valley 5, plus greenbelts along several sections
- ALDI and Tom Thumb about 0.4 to 0.7 mile from the middle of Valley 1–3 and Valley 4, and a Walmart Neighborhood Market on Justin Rd 0.7 to 1 mile from Valley 5 and 6
- Lewisville Public Library 0.8 to 1.8 miles away, and Sun Valley Aquatic Center 1.1 to 2.1 miles
- One middle and high school for every section: Huffines Middle and Lewisville High
Know before you buy
- Most homes are about 33 to 54 years old. Have the foundation, plumbing, sewer line, wiring and roof inspected.
- The typical appraisal fell 2.0% to 6.6% this year, by section, and the median is below its 2023 peak. It's still up 34% to 40% since 2021.
- Huffines Middle was rated D in 2026, up from F in 2025, and Valley Ridge Elementary slipped from B to C. Valley 5 is split between Valley Ridge and Degan elementaries, so check the address.
- About 28% of homes have no homestead exemption on the county roll, so many are likely rentals.
- With no HOA, exterior standards come from city code and any recorded deed restrictions. A Valley 6 listing notes deed restrictions; ask for them on any home.
- 61 lots touch FEMA's 1% floodplain, 40 of them on Juniper Ln, usually only part of the lot.
- The city is designing a rebuild of streets, water and sewer lines, drainage, sidewalks and alleys in Lewisville Valley 1, including Juniper Ln, Grove Dr, Knollridge Dr, Evergreen Dr and Beechwood Dr, with design due in mid-2027. Expect construction later; check the city's project page.
How Lewisville Valley compares
| Neighborhood | Typical value | Per sq ft | Typical size | Built | Homes | High school |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Castle Hills | $749K | $228 | 3,357 sf | 2010 | 4,364 | Hebron / The Colony |
| Lakewood Hills | $663K | $221 | 3,042 sf | 2021 | 518 | The Colony |
| Vista Ridge Estates | $474K | $200 | 2,310 sf | 1997 | 396 | Lewisville |
| Orchard Valley | $401K | $193 | 2,059 sf | 1996 | 374 | Lewisville |
| Valley Vista | $396K | $187 | 2,160 sf | 1990 | 619 | Lewisville |
| Indian Oaks | $396K | $202 | 1,962 sf | 1987 | 586 | Lewisville |
| The Highlands | $370K | $172 | 1,923 sf | 1983 | 640 | Marcus / Lewisville |
| Garden Ridge | $352K | $193 | 1,748 sf | 1996 | 902 | Lewisville |
| Lewisville Valley | $350K | $194 | 1,837 sf | 1980 | 2,278 | Lewisville |
| Timber Creek | $326K | $195 | 1,699 sf | 1992 | 536 | Lewisville |
| Old Town | $246K | $188 | 1,356 sf | 1962 | 980 | Lewisville |
| Westwood Estates | $217K | $162 | 1,316 sf | 1970 | 669 | Lewisville |
Other neighborhoods are shown as a whole; Lewisville Valley's row blends its four sections.
Questions
Where is Lewisville Valley?
It's in west Lewisville (75067 and 75077). Valley 1–3, the oldest section, sits by L.L. Woods Park and several city greenbelts; Valley 4 is about half a mile southwest of it, near W Main St, and Valley 5 and 6 run north along the Valley Ridge Boulevard Greenbelt. Listings in Valley 1 and Valley 5 have N Valley Pkwy addresses.
Why is it called Lewisville Valley?
The plats are named for the Lewisville Valley Addition, more than 2,500 acres that Hunt Properties bought and had annexed into Lewisville in 1969. The city doesn't explain the name, and we didn't find who built the homes.
How much do homes in Lewisville Valley cost?
Typical 2026 county appraisals are about $339K in Valley 1–3, $342K in Valley 4, $368K in Valley 5 and $404K in Valley 6 (Denton CAD), after drops of 2% to 7% this year. Half of all homes are appraised between $321K and $384K. Appraisals often trail market prices, so check recent sales.
Does Lewisville Valley have an HOA?
We found none. A Valley 6 listing marks HOA "None," other listings don't mention one, and we found no association website or management company, so there are no dues, association pool or architectural review. A Valley 6 listing notes deed restrictions, so ask for them on any home.
Which schools serve Lewisville Valley?
All of it is in Lewisville ISD and goes to Huffines Middle (D in 2026) and Lewisville High (C), with grades 9–10 at Lewisville High's Killough campus and 11–12 at the main campus. Valley 1–3 and Valley 4 go to Degan Elementary (B in 2026 and 2025); Valley 6 goes to Valley Ridge Elementary (C); Valley 5 is split between the two. Confirm any address with Lewisville ISD.
How old and how big are the homes?
Most were built from 1973 to 1987, and Valley 6 from 1987 to 1993. The typical home is one-story with three bedrooms and about 1,840 sq ft on a lot of about 8,300 sq ft; about one in five has a pool.
Is Lewisville Valley in a flood zone?
Mostly no. 61 of 2,278 lots (under 3%) touch FEMA's 1%-annual-chance floodplain: 54 in Valley 1–3 and 7 in Valley 5, mostly on Juniper Ln. In most cases only part of the lot is mapped. Check the exact address on FEMA's flood map.
What are property taxes in Lewisville Valley?
The combined rate for the City of Lewisville, Lewisville ISD and Denton County is about $1.70 per $100 of value before exemptions, with no MUD or PID. With a homestead exemption, that's roughly $4,250 to $4,300 a year at typical values in Valley 1–3 and Valley 4, $4,750 in Valley 5 and $5,350 in Valley 6.
About this data
Home data covers 2,278 single-family homes with county building records in the 16 recorded Lewisville Valley plats, Lewisville Valley 1 through Lewisville Valley 6 and their sections and phases. A few homes show county build years as early as 1966 or as late as 2009. Values are 2026 Denton CAD certified appraisals, not sale prices. Lot sizes are measured from county parcel maps. We don't publish demographic data about neighborhoods.
Sources (23)
- Denton CAD certified appraisal data, 2021–2026
- Denton County GIS: parcels
- City of Lewisville GIS: zoning
- City of Lewisville GIS: park properties and fire stations
- FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer
- Esri World Geocoding Service (business listings)
- Lewisville ISD School Locator (attendance zones)
- TEA: 2026 A-F accountability ratings
- Texas Tribune school explorer: Lewisville ISD
- Denton County Tax Office: Truth in Taxation summary (2026 adopted rates)
- City of Lewisville: Lewisville Valley 1 Neighborhood Reconstruction
- City of Lewisville: Our History
- City of Lewisville: History Timeline
- Wikipedia: Lewisville Lake
- Wikipedia: Highland Village/Lewisville Lake station
- Community Impact: 5 Lewisville ISD schools to close ahead of the 2025-26 school year (Dec. 9, 2024)
- FamilyeGuide: Lewisville parks and trails (Leonard L. Woods Park)
- Community Impact: 5 places where Lewisville, Coppell residents can cool off (2023)
- neighborhoods.com: Lewisville Valley
- Listing: Lewisville Valley 1
- Listing: Lewisville Valley 3
- Listing: Lewisville Valley 5
- Recent MLS listings on brokerage sites (HOA status, dues and amenities), checked November 2026
Still checking (5)
- Recent sale prices by section. MLS sold data isn't public, so we show county appraisals instead.
- Who built the homes in each Lewisville Valley plat, and where the Lewisville Valley name came from.
- The terms of recorded deed restrictions, which a Valley 6 listing mentions but we couldn't read.
- 2026 TEA scores (0–100). Published sources give Lewisville ISD's letter grades but not the scores.
- Neighborhood-level crime figures. Check the Lewisville Police Department's crime map for any address.
Subdivisions included (16)
Lewisville Valley 1, Lewisville Valley 2, Lewisville Valley 3, Lewisville Valley 4, Lewisville Valley 4 Sec B Ph 1, Lewisville Valley 4 Sec B Ph 2, Lewisville Valley 4 Sec B Ph 2A, Lewisville Valley 4 Sec B Ph 3, Lewisville Valley 5, Lewisville Valley 5 Sec 3A, Lewisville Valley 5 Sec 3B, Lewisville Valley 5 Sec 3C, Lewisville Valley 5 Sec 3D, Lewisville Valley 6 Sec 1, Lewisville Valley 6 Sec 2, Lewisville Valley 6 Sec 3
Neighborhood names don't have official borders. We used Denton County's recorded subdivisions. See something off? Tell us.