Far North Dallas/Addison
Far North Dallas and Addison represent the ultimate intersection of suburban comfort and urban energy. Far North Dallas is a tapestry of established, tree-lined neighborhoods like Prestonwood and Campbell Green, offering the quintessential North Texas family lifestyle with spacious ranch-style homes and world-class public parks. Just across the line, the Town of Addison pulses with a 24/7 energy unlike any other suburb. Spanning just over four miles, Addison is a high-density destination famous for having more restaurants per capita than almost anywhere in the country, alongside vibrant festivals and high-rise living. Together, these areas serve as the geographic heart of the Metroplex, offering unparalleled access to the corporate hubs of Plano and Frisco to the north, and the cultural districts of Dallas to the south. It is a region built for those who want the space to grow, the energy to play, and the convenience of having everything at their front door.
Area Market Data
Far North Dallas (Prestonwood, Campbell Green, etc.)
This area is defined by “Value Luxury”—spacious 1970s and 80s ranch homes on generous lots, often with access to some of the best parks in the city.
- Median Home Price: $890,000 (overall), though popular pockets like Prestonwood hold a median closer to $750,000 – $825,000.
- Market Trend: Down approximately 6.5% YoY. This area currently presents one of the best “buy” opportunities for families looking for more square footage ($381/sq. ft.) than they can find in the Park Cities or Preston Hollow.
- Demographics:
- Household Structure: Highly family-oriented; 68% feel the current population growth is “fast” but stable.
- Lifestyle: Known for its active neighborhood associations and public facilities like the Campbell Green Recreation Center.
- Education: Served by both Dallas ISD and the highly-regarded Richardson ISD, depending on the specific block.
Addison
Addison is a town of its own, offering a “lock-and-leave” lifestyle that is incredibly popular with young professionals and frequent travelers.
- Median Home Price: $607,000 (Up for single-family homes, but the broader median including condos is lower).
- Market Trend: Down 7.7% YoY as of late 2025. With a longer “Days on Market” (~80 days), it has currently shifted into a Buyer’s Market, offering significant negotiation leverage.
- Demographics:
- Population: ~17,200 residents.
- Median Age: 35.6 years (A “Young Professional” haven).
- Income: Median household income grew 6% this year to $82,858.
- Commuter Life: 21% of residents work from home; those who commute benefit from being the center-point of the North Dallas Tollway.
Area Schools
The following schools are within or nearby Addison, Texas. The rating and statistics can serve as a starting point to make baseline comparisons on the right schools for your family.
Elementary Schools
- PUBLIC Jerry R Junkins Elementary GradesPK – 05Enrollment622
- PUBLIC Anne Frank Elementary GradesPK – 05Enrollment1,178
- PUBLIC George Herbert Walker Bush Elementary GradesPK – 05Enrollment719
- PRIVATE Trinity Christian Academy GradesPK – 12Enrollment1,376
- PRIVATE Greenhill School GradesPK – 12Enrollment1,277
- PRIVATE The Westwood School GradesPK – 12Enrollment211
- PRIVATE Parish Episcopal School GradesPK – 12Enrollment1,091
- PRIVATE Mona Montessori Greentree Billiance GradesPK – KGEnrollment90
- PRIVATE Japanese Language Advancement GradesPK – 12Enrollment464
Middle Schools
- PUBLIC D A Hulcy Steam Middle Grades06 – 08Enrollment519
- PUBLIC Ewell D Walker Middle Grades06 – 08Enrollment743
High Schools
- PUBLIC Early College High School Grades09 – 12Enrollment349
- PUBLIC Innovation Design Entrepreneurship Academy Grades09 – 12Enrollment286
- PUBLIC W T White High School Grades09 – 12Enrollment2,096
- PRIVATE Vanguard Preparatory School GradesKG – 12Enrollment93