Rendering of Wildflower Ranch: Cody John Studios
A new neighborhood is being developed just north of Fort Worth. One can even say plans are, ahem, just floating along.
Wildflower Ranch is a residential community currently being developed by Texas-based international real estate firm, Hines. Adjacent to Highway 114 and U.S. Interstate Highway 35 West, the 1,100-acre neighborhood will include 3,300 single-family residences priced from the mid $200s to $400s, trails, recreational spaces, a Northwest ISD school site — and, just for fun, a resort-inspired lazy river.
Wildflower Ranch is decidedly nature-driven — the lazy river will feature ample greenery alongside shaded gathering areas and a lounging pool deck. Developers are also planning for programming around the nearby Harriet Creek, a community pavilion and gathering area, and playgrounds.
The initial phase of the project will consist of 400 single-family residences by homebuilders Beazer Homes, Bloomfield Homes, Gehan Homes, Highland Homes, and Lennar Homes. Hines is working with Goodwin & Marshall on civil engineering design, Cody John Studios for landscaping and amenity design, and Conatser Construction and RPM X Construction for the construction.
They expect to complete the first phase of construction by summer 2021.
“We are thrilled to introduce Wildflower Ranch and bring a dynamic experience to the area,” Hines managing director Dustin Davidson said in a statement. “The area is flourishing with growth, and we hope Wildflower Ranch will serve as a magnetic addition to the area.”