Lewisville has several distinct rental areas, from streets near the city’s historic center to shopping corridors and established neighborhoods farther east. The right choice depends on whether you prefer access to local restaurants, public parks, retail destinations, or major roads. Here are four Lewisville areas worth exploring.

Central Lewisville and Round Grove Road

Central Lewisville offers access to shopping, restaurants, and services along Round Grove Road and nearby major streets. Arboretum at Lewisville is located at 201 E Round Grove Road, with one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments and community amenities that include a swimming pool and fitness center. The area also connects to Interstate 35E and State Highway 121, making it a useful starting point for exploring other parts of Lewisville and the Dallas-Fort Worth region.

Old Town Lewisville

Old Town is Lewisville’s historic downtown, with buildings dating to the 1880s and a mix of restaurants, local shops, and cultural spaces. The Lewisville Grand Theater hosts performances and art exhibitions, while Wayne Ferguson Plaza serves as a gathering place for concerts and city events. Its Main Street setting offers a different experience from the larger retail corridors elsewhere in Lewisville.

Castle Hills

Castle Hills is a master-planned area in eastern Lewisville that became part of the city in 2021. Its neighborhood streets, parks, and the Castle Hills Village Shops create a mix of residential spaces and local destinations. The shops along King Arthur Boulevard include restaurants, businesses, and services around a central plaza, setting the area apart from Old Town’s historic streets.

Southern Gateway and Vista Ridge Area

The Southern Gateway is centered around the Interstate 35E and State Highway 121 corridors in southern Lewisville. The Vista Ridge area includes retail and commercial destinations, with the larger mall property also part of the city’s redevelopment plans. DCTA’s Hebron Station serves this part of Lewisville, offering an A-train connection toward Denton and Carrollton.

Lewisville brings together lakefront recreation, an active historic downtown, and access to major North Texas employment centers. Its location along Interstate 35E and State Highway 121 makes it part of the wider Dallas-Fort Worth region, while Lewisville Lake, nature preserves, and local arts venues give the city its own identity. Residents can spend a weekend on the water, explore Old Town, or visit a park without leaving Lewisville.

Lewisville Lake and Protected Natural Areas

Lewisville Lake is a major destination for boating, fishing, and water sports, with Lake Park providing shoreline access and recreation areas. The Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area, also known as LLELA, offers hiking, birdwatching, kayaking, and opportunities to learn about local ecosystems. These outdoor destinations bring both lake recreation and preserved natural spaces into the city.

Historic Old Town and Local Arts

Old Town Lewisville preserves part of the city’s history through its buildings, shops, and Main Street setting. The Lewisville Grand Theater supports local and visiting artists with performances, gallery exhibitions, and cultural programming. Across the street, Wayne Ferguson Plaza hosts community gatherings and outdoor events, adding an active public space to the historic district.

Shopping and Distinct Neighborhood Districts

Lewisville’s shopping areas range from small independent businesses in Old Town to larger commercial corridors near Interstate 35E and State Highway 121. Castle Hills Village Shops adds restaurants and neighborhood services around its plaza in eastern Lewisville. From Arboretum at Lewisville on Round Grove Road, residents can explore these different areas based on where they want to dine, shop, or spend an afternoon.

Road and Rail Connections Across North Texas

Interstate 35E links Lewisville with Denton to the north and Dallas to the south, while State Highway 121 connects to other parts of the Metroplex. The Denton County Transportation Authority operates the A-train, with stops at Old Town, Hebron, and Highland Village/Lewisville Lake stations. At Trinity Mills Station in Carrollton, riders can connect with DART’s Green Line for additional rail destinations.

Lewisville offers lake recreation, nature trails, community arts, and local shopping. From Arboretum at Lewisville, residents can explore destinations around the city, including the lakefront to the north and Old Town’s cultural district. Popular places to visit include:

· Lewisville Lake

· Lewisville Lake Park

· Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area (LLELA)

· Old Town Lewisville

· Lewisville Grand Theater

· Wayne Ferguson Plaza

· Thrive Recreation Center

· Central Park

· Railroad Park

· Castle Hills Village Shops

· DCTA A-train Rail Trail

Arboretum at Lewisville is located on East Round Grove Road near Lewisville’s healthcare, education, government, and business districts. Local workplaces include Medical City Lewisville, Lewisville ISD, and companies with offices or manufacturing operations in the city. The wider employment area also extends into Flower Mound and Denton, where hospitals, medical technology employers, and university campuses provide additional options. Major employers and institutions in the region include:

· Medical City Lewisville

· Lewisville Independent School District

· City of Lewisville

· Orthofix

· Mary Kay

· HOYA Vision Care

· Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower Mound

· Stryker Communications

· University of North Texas

· Texas Woman’s University

Arboretum at Lewisville offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments with access to a swimming pool, fitness center, courtyards, and a clubhouse. The community also has a bark park, grilling and picnic spaces, and reserved covered parking. Inside the apartments, spacious closets and select-home upgrades give renters different features to consider when choosing a floor plan.

Apartment Interiors and Select-Home Upgrades

Apartment interiors feature large closets, upgraded lighting fixtures, and high-speed internet access. Select homes offer renovated interiors with quartz countertops, white tile backsplashes, wood-style vinyl flooring, and stainless steel appliances. In-home washers and dryers are also available in select apartments, so renters can compare individual homes for the features they want. These differences make it useful to review the details of a particular floor plan before scheduling a visit.

Swimming Pool and Outdoor Spaces

The resort-style swimming pool provides a place to cool off or spend time outdoors at the community. Courtyards offer additional open-air space, while the BBQ and picnic area creates a setting for an outdoor meal. With both the pool and gathering areas available, residents have several options for enjoying time outside without leaving the property.

Fitness, Clubhouse and Resident Services

The on-site fitness center includes free weights, giving residents a place to exercise close to home. The clubhouse adds an indoor community space beyond the individual apartments. On-site management offers a point of contact for resident needs, and 24-hour emergency maintenance provides support for urgent property issues.

Parking Options

Reserved covered parking is among the community’s parking features. Attached garages are also offered with select apartments, providing another option for renters who prefer parking directly connected to their home. The parking choices may differ by apartment, so renters can discuss the available arrangements with the leasing team.

Pet-Friendly Living

Arboretum at Lewisville welcomes pets and includes a bark park for outdoor activity. The community allows up to two pets per apartment, with a maximum weight of 100 pounds and breed restrictions. Pets must be approved and registered with management, and they must be leashed outside. Contact the leasing office for details about applicable fees and the full pet policy.