Colleyville

Something for Cooks, Musicians or Golfers in this Colleyville One-Story Home

By Joy Donovan / May 19, 2026 /

It doesn’t matter what the hobby is, the luxurious home at 6909 Sir Spencer Ct. in Colleyville stands ready to accommodate. After all, as studies show, having a hobby is healthy, and this house certainly does its best to keep its occupants very healthy. Whatever the chosen pastime, this house stands ready for it. “It…

Allie Beth Allman Agent Dona Robinson on Luxury Momentum in Westlake, Southlake, Colleyville

By CandysDirt / March 5, 2026 /

The luxury real estate market continues to evolve and 2025 proved that buyers remain deeply committed to the burgeoning suburbs of Westlake, Southlake, and Colleyville. According to Allie Beth Allman & Associates top producer Dona Robinson, the story right now is twofold: strong sales performance, paired with significant future development, will reshape how residents live,…

Game of Connections Here: Reba, Painted Ladies, Sherwin-Williams, and Colleyville

By Joy Donovan / January 27, 2026 /

Those who follow the New York Times‘ online game Connections will like this puzzle. What is the connection between Reba McEntire, Painted Ladies, Sherwin-Williams, and Colleyville? This is a tough one, but the answer lies in Tarrant County. It’s 5317 Bluebonnet Dr. in Colleyville. The Victorian beauty located here has been the site of a…

Colleyville One-Story Goes Preppy With Ralph Lauren-Style Remodel

By Joy Donovan / November 17, 2025 /

Once a standard-issue suburban build, this 1992 Colleyville home now channels the kind of layered luxury and tailored charm that would make Ralph Lauren think he was in some kind of East Coast country house. The transformation is on display at 1104 Garry Lynne Dr. Once a very nice house in its own right that…

Camelot in Colleyville: A 14-Acre Future Kingdom Awaits

By Joy Donovan / October 21, 2025 /

That spot called Camelot was no regular place. It was a realm the queens, kings and knights frolicked. Forests, gardens and waterways were part of the draw to the place. Queen Guinevere, King Authur and Sir Lancelot called it home, and there was a certain amount of prestige that came with the enchanted spot. It’s…