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Ten plats cover 95% of the town
Haslet’s housing is concentrated in a handful of legal names. The ten additions below hold 2,144 of the 2,252 homes; the other 108 are spread over 28 small plats and unplatted survey tracts. Every one of the 2,252 accounts is coded to Northwest ISD (school code 911) on the 2026 roll, and none of the ten additions carries a special taxing district such as a MUD or PID. Haslet mailing addresses reach well beyond the town limits, though, so a “Haslet” listing may sit in Fort Worth or another district. Read the city and school codes on the account, then confirm the campus in the district’s attendance-zone tool.
| Addition (TAD legal name) | Homes | Years built | Median living sf | Median lot sf | Median TAD 2026 value | Pool |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Haslet Park Addition | 131 | 1953–2018 | 2,014 | 44,475 | $445,341 | 40% |
| Hugh White Estates | 131 | 1983–2023 | 2,748 | 192,470 | $557,476 | 40% |
| Ashmore Farms (Phases 1 & 2) | 153 | 1998–2012 | 2,818 | 21,600 | $540,500 | 69% |
| The Meadows (Haslet) | 110 | 2007–2017 | 3,480 | 22,450 | $709,695 | 71% |
| Northglen | 170 | 2018–2025 | 3,613 | 21,850 | $795,000 | 44% |
| Caraway | 365 | 2019–2023 | 3,566 | 9,880 | $541,000 | 15% |
| Letara | 498 | 2020–2025 | 3,369 | 9,696 | $505,364 | 3% |
| Watercress | 281 | 2022–2024 | 3,296 | 11,326 | $621,490 | 7% |
| The Vines | 65 | 2021–2025 | 3,944 | 21,780 | $920,000 | 43% |
| Sweetgrass | 240 | 2023–2025 | 2,961 | 7,806 | $552,424 | 2% |
Ordered by the median year built, oldest first. “Years built” is the earliest and latest year on any account in the plat, so one rebuilt or infill house can stretch the range. “Pool” is the share of accounts where TAD records a swimming pool. Only accounts inside the City of Haslet are counted; phases filed under other legal names are not folded in.
The land plats: Haslet Park and Hugh White Estates
Before 2020 the town grew mostly as country lots. Haslet Park Addition (131 homes) was built out mainly in the 1980s and 1990s on lots of roughly an acre (median 44,475 sq ft), with houses near 2,014 sq ft. It has the lowest median appraisal of the ten, $445,341, and TAD puts the land at a median 29% of each account’s value there, against 23% in Letara. Hugh White Estates (131 homes, median 1987) goes further: its median tract is about 4.4 acres, and its value range, $455,700 to $722,098 across the middle half, is wide because the acreage varies so much. Both show pools on about 40% of accounts. If you want room for animals, a shop or simply distance from the next roof, these two names are where the roll says to look.
The half-acre era: Ashmore Farms and The Meadows
Ashmore Farms (Phases 1 and 2, 153 homes) went up between 1998 and 2012, median 2002, on lots of about 21,600 sq ft. Its houses, near 2,818 sq ft, are the smallest of the post-1995 plats, and 69% of them have a pool, the second-highest share in town. The Meadows (110 homes, 2007 to 2017) kept the half-acre lot (median 22,450 sq ft) and enlarged the house to about 3,480 sq ft. It has the highest pool share of any addition here, 71%, and a $709,695 median. Houses in both are now old enough that roof, HVAC and septic or sewer records belong on the inspection list.
The 2020s production plats
Four names account for most of Haslet’s recent growth. Letara is the largest plat in town at 498 homes (2020 to 2025), with houses near 3,369 sq ft on lots of about 9,696 sq ft. Its $505,364 median and roughly $156 per square foot are the lowest appraisals per foot among the ten, and only 3% of accounts show a pool so far. Caraway (365 homes, 2019 to 2023) is a near twin on lot size with slightly larger houses and a $541,000 median. Watercress (281 homes, 2022 to 2024) steps the lot up to about 11,326 sq ft and the median to $621,490. Sweetgrass (240 homes) is the newest: TAD dates 188 of its homes to 2024 and 2025, on the smallest typical lots in Haslet, about 7,806 sq ft, under houses near 2,961 sq ft.
The yearly count shows how fast this happened: 94 homes built in 2019, then 148, 311, 334 and 330 in 2020 through 2023, followed by 239 in 2024 and 192 in 2025. When this many houses arrive at once, a resale buyer is usually competing with builder incentives on similar floor plans in the same plat, so it pays to compare the account’s appraisal with the newest phases before settling on a number.
Large new lots: Northglen and The Vines
Not all of the new building is on production lots. Northglen (170 homes, 2018 to 2025) puts houses of about 3,613 sq ft on lots near 21,850 sq ft, with every lot at least half an acre, with pools on 44% and a $795,000 median. The Vines (65 homes, 2021 to 2025) is the top of the table: half-acre lots of 21,780 sq ft, the largest houses in town at about 3,944 sq ft, and a $920,000 median appraisal. All 29 Haslet homes that TAD values at $1 million or more are in four plats: 15 in The Vines, 7 in Northglen, 5 in Hugh White Estates and 2 in The Meadows.
Reading a Haslet account
- Land: Hugh White Estates (median about 4.4 acres) and Haslet Park (about 1 acre) are the only plats in the table with acre-plus typical lots. Ashmore Farms, The Meadows, Northglen and The Vines sit near half an acre.
- Newest: Sweetgrass, Watercress, Letara and The Vines all have homes dated 2024 or 2025.
- Oldest: only 190 of the 2,252 homes were built before 1990, and the village’s original lots (legal name “Haslet, City of”) cover 27 houses, 14 of them built before 1950.
The short town profile is on the Haslet page, buying basics are in buying in Haslet, and the farther-out comparison is in Justin vs. Haslet. For the same plat-by-plat read of nearby towns, see Saginaw by addition and Keller by addition.
Sources & dates
- Tarrant Appraisal District, 2026 residential PropertyData file (tad.org data download), file dated Oct 3, 2026: class A single-family accounts with city code 034 (City of Haslet, per the TAD file layout) and a positive market value and living area, 2,252 accounts. Fields used: legal description (addition name), year built, living area, land square feet and acres, swimming-pool indicator, total market value, school code (911 Northwest ISD) and special-district count. Medians computed Oct 21, 2026.
Compiled October 2026 from the county appraisal roll. Appraisal figures are tax values, not valuations or sale prices; verify everything for a specific address.