Roanoke, TX Homes for Sale & Local Guide

Roanoke sits in southern Denton County along TX-114 and US-377, with a small piece reaching into Tarrant County. The city incorporated in 1933, and its main road is named Byron Nelson Boulevard after the golf legend who lived here. Its historic Oak Street, lined with restaurants, earned Roanoke its official slogan: “The Unique Dining Capital of Texas.” About 9,700 people lived in Roanoke at the 2020 census.

Why People Move to Roanoke

Downtown dining: restaurants and patios along Oak Street, plus summer concerts at Evenings on Oak Street.
Location: TX-114, TX-170, and US-377 connect to Alliance, Southlake, and Fort Worth.
Northwest ISD: including Byron Nelson High School in nearby Trophy Club.
Mix of homes: established neighborhoods plus newer homes and townhomes.

Roanoke Real Estate Market Snapshot

Many Roanoke homes list in the $500Ks to $700Ks, with older homes in town coming in lower and newer or larger homes running higher.

Want current numbers? Our live Roanoke market report tracks median prices, new listings, and days on market, and it updates on its own. You can also sign up to get it by email each month.

Denton County runs from lake towns and big suburbs to small farm towns, so prices can change a lot from one side of the county to the other. Ask us for a breakdown of the neighborhoods you’re considering.

Communities and Home Types in Roanoke

Established neighborhoods: homes from the last few decades close to downtown.
Newer homes and townhomes: newer construction near the highways.
Larger lots: homes on bigger lots on the edges of town, including the former Marshall Creek area.

Roanoke Schools

Roanoke is served by Northwest ISD, and many high schoolers attend Byron Nelson High School in nearby Trophy Club. Check the latest state ratings on the Texas Education Agency’s TXschools.gov, and ask us which campuses serve any home you’re considering.

Nearby Towns We Serve

Northlake · Justin · Argyle · Flower Mound · Lewisville · Denton · Ponder · Krum · Corinth · Lake Dallas · Hickory Creek · Keller · Haslet

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Working With The Morris Team in Roanoke

We work throughout Denton County and meet clients at our Rhome office, just over the county line in Wise County, and our Bedford office. Buying? We’ll help you compare neighborhoods, school zones, and HOA rules, and negotiate the right price. Selling? Your home gets Premier Agent placement on Zillow and Homes.com, professional photography, digital floor plans, and boosted social media ads.

Roanoke Real Estate FAQs

Is Roanoke, TX a good place to live?

If you want a lively small downtown and quick access to Alliance, Southlake, and Fort Worth, Roanoke is worth a look.

Why is Roanoke called the Unique Dining Capital of Texas?

It’s the city’s official slogan, thanks to the restaurants packed into its historic downtown on Oak Street.