Northeast Colleyville offers a tranquil and quiet community with low traffic noise, providing a peaceful atmosphere for residents. The neighborhood features a variety of single detached homes and townhouses, with a notable selection of four or more bedroom options. Many properties were constructed during the 1990s, showcasing well-maintained housing from that period. While parking availability is convenient throughout the area, access to nearby restaurants and cafes adds to the everyday convenience. Primary schools are easily reached within the community, and public green spaces are available in adjacent neighborhoods for outdoor relaxation. This neighborhood balances calm living with essential amenities nearby.
People who prefer a slower-paced environment will enjoy Northeast Colleyville. The noise levels in Northeast Colleyville are very low, as the streets tend to be very peaceful. Parks aren't well-distributed, which makes them rather difficult to reach from the majority of locations within this part of the city. Still, residents will be able to access parks in nearby communities.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located at 601 Glade Road, Bransford Elementary is a top-rated Grapevine‑Colleyville ISD school serving PK–5 with consistently high academic performance and a strong community reputation right adjacent to Broughton.
A shaded pocket park along the Cotton Belt Trail at Colleyville Boulevard and John McCain Road offers bench seating, dog‑friendly water fountains, and a restful greenway spot steps from the Broughton neighborhood.
Just a short drive from Broughton along Cheek‑Sparger Road, this neighborhood‑scale shopping center offers a hometown vibe with local shops, casual dining, and convenient hours in a friendly setting.
Broughton features elegant, landscaped homes along private, tree‑lined streets and includes a jogging path maintained by the HOA, providing residents a tranquil setting for daily walks and outdoor activity.
Known for its walkability and small‑town feel, Broughton’s well‑maintained sidewalks and calm residential roads foster a peaceful strolling environment and community connection right within the subdivision.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This nearby family event offers Broughton and Colleyville residents an easy, free outing with interactive demonstrations, fire-safety education, games, and opportunities to explore emergency vehicles and equipment. Children can meet local firefighters while families learn practical safety information in a relaxed community setting.
View event details →Residents near Broughton can meet Colleyville police officers, firefighters, and public-works staff at this free neighborhood-focused evening. Food, games, activities, and public-safety vehicles make it especially appealing for families who want to connect with local officials and neighbors close to home.
View event details →The Fall Storywalk gives Broughton-area families a flexible, self-guided outdoor activity throughout October. Visitors follow story pages around the plaza, complete optional activity sheets, and combine early-literacy practice with a short walk in central Colleyville—an easy choice for young children and caregivers.
View event details →Colleyville’s annual Harvest Festival is a convenient fall celebration for residents of Broughton, with seasonal activities and costume contests for both children and pets. Its central location, daytime schedule, and free community atmosphere make it a practical family outing before the late-October Halloween events.
View event details →Broughton and Colleyville residents can enjoy a distinctly local Halloween experience when the Colleyville Nature Center becomes a spooky walking trail. The evening timing suits older children, teens, and adults looking for seasonal fun without traveling far from home, while the nature-center setting adds atmosphere.
View event details →Stories, updates, and things to know in Broughton
Local characteristics and demographics for Broughton
