By Mark Hewitt · Hewitt Group at Real Broker, LLC
Crawford Farms is one of north Arlington's most appealing family communities — a planned development in the 76002 zip code that offers the combination of newer construction quality, HOA-maintained community amenities, and the north Arlington location that provides easy access to the entertainment district, the mid-cities employment corridor, and the retail infrastructure that makes this part of the city particularly convenient for working families. Mark Hewitt and the Hewitt Group at Real Broker, LLC serve buyers and sellers throughout north Arlington, and this guide provides the specific coverage of Crawford Farms that buyers and sellers in this community need.
Crawford Farms Community Character
Crawford Farms is a master-planned community developed primarily in the 2000s and early 2010s, offering single-family homes with the open floor plans, attached garages, and HOA-managed community spaces that the move-up and first-time buyer markets in this part of Arlington specifically seek. The community's newer construction vintage means that buyers are acquiring homes with more modern systems and less immediate maintenance exposure than the older housing stock in Arlington's mid-city and northeast corridors — a meaningful consideration for families who want the predictability of newer construction without the new construction price premium.
Arlington ISD serves Crawford Farms properties, and the specific school assignments within the district depend on the address. The community's north Arlington location provides quick access to SH-360 and I-20, making it a practical choice for dual-income households whose commutes span different parts of the Metroplex.
Crawford Farms Home Values
Crawford Farms home prices in the current market run approximately $310,000 to $440,000 depending on the floor plan, lot size, and specific condition of the home. The HOA community structure means that the neighborhood's overall appearance standards are consistently maintained — a factor that contributes to value stability and that differentiates the community from non-HOA Arlington neighborhoods where condition variation between adjacent properties can be more pronounced.
Buying and Selling in Crawford Farms
Crawford Farms buyers should specifically review the HOA documents — the CC&Rs, the bylaws, the current financial statements, and the management company's track record — as part of their due diligence. Understanding the HOA fee structure, the community's reserve fund health, and any pending special assessments is essential pre-purchase research for any HOA community, and the Texas real estate contract provides buyers with a specific right to review and terminate based on HOA documents within a designated period after contract execution. Mark Hewitt and the Hewitt Group at Real Broker, LLC are ready to help. Contact us today.
