Highland Terrace pairs classic mid-century homes with a neighborly pace in Richardson. Tree-lined blocks, pocket parks, and front-porch culture make day-to-day living feel easy, while commuters appreciate quick access to US‑75 and the Arapaho Center Station, putting the rest of the Metroplex within reach. Weekend plans come together quickly, with short hops to Dallas, Plano, and Garland for work, arts, or dining.
Families are drawn to the strong footing in Richardson ISD, where neighborhood schools emphasize both fundamentals and enrichment. Nearby options like Richardson Terrace Elementary anchor community life with well-regarded teachers, active PTA programs, and walkable school events. Outdoor time is easy to come by at Cottonwood Park, home to playgrounds, ball courts, a fishing pond, and the city’s beloved Cottonwood Art Festival, while the network of trails and recreation centers around Richardson gives cyclists and joggers plenty of mileage. Weeknights often mean a quick library run, a youth game under the lights, or a casual dinner close to home—no long-haul driving required.
If you’re considering a move within Highland Terrace, upsizing nearby, or evaluating the neighborhood for the first time, the right local guidance makes a difference. Agent Pronto can introduce you to a proven real estate professional who knows the area inside and out—helping both buyers and sellers make confident decisions.