MODERN LIFE WITH RUSTIC CHARM
Discover a new mixed-used community coming to Western Flower Mound.THE PURPOSE
The purpose of Furst Ranch is to create an innovative, vibrant mixed-use community that works authentically with nature. The vision is to generate a unique living environment while establishing a hub and economic engine in Western Flower Mound for generations to come. A phased approach will create neighborhoods and commercial districts that will continue to increase in social and economic value. Property values for Furst Ranch and the surrounding areas are expected to increase substantially given the amenities the entire community will benefit from. This world-class development will create an unparalleled sense of place for residents and commercial tenants, and will serve as a destination for the surrounding communities. The sustainable growth and positive fiscal impact will bring benefit to Town of Flower Mound, Argyle ISD, southern Denton County and North Texas.
Connecting Communities
Furst Ranch is positioned where the Eastern Cross Timbers connects with the Blackland Prairie. The development will not only integrate two ecological communities but also connect people to the land. Furst Ranch will create experiences that foster relationships and encourage a sense of belonging within the local Town of Flower Mound and Argyle ISD communities.
Perfectly Located
Denton County is one of the fastest growing counties in Texas. The center of the metroplex is shifting with the region’s northward growth. Furst Ranch is forecasted to be located in the center of this growing metroplex. Many of the amenities serving the 7 million people who call this area home are less than an hour’s drive from The Ranch. These amenities include Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Fort Worth Alliance Airport, Texas Motor Speedway, AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field, American Airlines Center, the Dallas Arts District, and the Forth Worth Cultural District. Higher education opportunities are available at nearby schools, such as the University of North Texas, Texan Women’s University, and North Central Texas College.
