WELCOME TO BENT TREE NORTH!

IF YOU ARE NEW TO BENT TREE NORTH, WE WANT TO KNOW YOU!

Welcome to Bent Tree North: a wonderful community nestled between, Bent Tree Country Club, and Dallas North Tollway, and just south of George Bush Tollway (IH 190). We have beautiful tree-lined streets, curb appeal, and strong property values with 640 homes ranging in price from $800K -$3M+.

BTN is a family-friendly neighborhood, close to premier public (Plano ISD) and private schools, and only 5-10 minutes from the best of Dallas: great dining, shopping and entertainment options, recreational activities; all creating a quality lifestyle for residents.

BTN has quick and easy access to downtown, Love Field, Addison and DFW airports. Within BTN we have a branch of White Rock creek, along with the Frankford Preservation Foundation and its historic church and the Church of the Holly Communion.

BTN has consistently been rated as one of the best neighborhoods in Texas. Our active HOA offers its residents numerous benefits, all of which foster a community of neighbors who care about each other.

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We are re-establishing the block captain program. This is a great way to get to know your neighbors. Interested ?

Are you good on a computer and well organized? We are looking for help on our website. We'll teach you!

Do you enjoy walking BENT TREE NORTH and looking at the beautiful lawns? Volunteer to become one of our new Yard of the Month coordinators!

PET OF THE MONTH

Otto Withrow, Swedish Vallhund, was adopted as a 3 year old by Barton and Susan Withrow the week before the Covid shut down. Swedish Vallhunds are a very old breed originating about 900 years ago used by the Vikings as herding dogs. Almost disappearing, the breed was reestablished in the 1940’s by Swedish dog breeders. Otto, bred as a show dog, whose owner unfortunately passed away, went to live on another breeder’s farm. After Barton and Susan’s beloved Max, a Boston Terrier, passed away, they met Otto and they all fell mutually in love. Today Otto loves getting all the attention in Barton and Susan’s empty nester household.