In December 2008, Forbes Magazine rated Southlake as the MOST AFFLUENT community of its size in all of America!  This prized position is yet another reason to visit Southlake if you plan to move to the Dallas-Fort Worth area.  Have a look at the article here.

Southlake was named 2006's TOP SUBURB to live in by "D Magazine" in Dallas.  With a population of 26,350 in homes that sold for over $662,000 in 2008, lot sizes much larger than average, very low crime levels, extremely high achievement levels in school and in sports, a state-championship football team, upscale yet quaint Town Square, and quick access to Dallas and Fort Worth, it is easy to see how Southlake beat 62 other contenders for this coveted position.

Stone Lakes is located in the heart of Southlake [click for map].  Stone Lakes is a top-tier development inhabited by well educated, highly motivated individuals and their families.  The volunteer Homeowners' Association representatives work hard to maintain the luxurious yet welcoming atmosphere to which our 331 families have become accustomed.  The pride of ownership shared by so many in Stone Lakes is apparent in the care with which they landscape their yards and maintain their homes and fences.  The cheerful faces you'll notice throughout the neighborhood attest to the friendly reputation that Stone Lakes has earned over time.  

The gracious homes,  the wide variety of trees, the gently curving streets, the jogging paths and sidewalks, the magnificent stocked lake, the pools, tennis courts, playground, basketball court, and most of all, the amazing people of Stone Lakes come together to make this a much sought after community within the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex jewel called Southlake.  Stone Lakes' location west of White Chapel Blvd also helps keep things quiet; neighborhoods to the east and north near Rte 114 endure far more airplane noise, as they are beneath a main flight path for DFW.

Committees and Contacts:

For questions that cannot be answered by reading this website or by reading the electronic newsletters sent recently, contact:

Principal Management: Jamie Morris

President: James Keoughan

Architectural Chair:  Sean Kirby

Beautification Committee: Barbara King

Children's Play Group:  Lisa Chamberlain

Classifieds: Maureen Schmiedel

Contractors' Corner: Lee Kyle

Directory Updates: Laura Evans

E-Blasts/Newsletters: Maureen Schmiedel

Grounds Chair: Sean Roberts

Lost and Found Animals: Call Animal Control - (817)743-4524

Lost and Found (general items):  Lost & Found Section

Mailbox Replacement: Jamie Morris . . . or call Brandon Industries directly at (972)542-3000 or 1-800-247-1274 to get model MB 101-BK-M in black

Neighborhood Watch: James Keoughan - NEW LEADER NEEDED

Pool Director: Steve Wurth

Pool KEYS and PARTIES: Kelly Kozel

Principal Management Group: Jamie Morris

Questions You Can't Find Answers to: Jamie Morris

Social Directors: Dahlia Hassani and Jennifer Blanchard

Southlake SPIN Program: Zone 10 Rep: David Bruce

Streetlight Outage  Click here to report it

Tennis & Basketball Courts: Linda Hayes  

Webmaster:  Maureen Schmiedel

Yard of the Month:  Claudene Blake

Youth For Hire: Cathy Elledge