What Did a Home in Coppell's Windsor Estates Just Sell For?

What did a home in Coppell's Windsor Estates neighborhood just sell for?

A five-bedroom, 7,011-square-foot home at 930 Deforest Rd listed for $2,150,000 in late June 2026, went under contract two weeks later, and closed by August 3 — all inside a five-week stretch. Texas is a non-disclosure state, so the final contract price never becomes public record, but the list price, the pace, and the acre-plus lot it sold on in Windsor Estates say a good deal about where the top of Coppell's market sits right now, per Zillow's record for the property. That's the short version. The longer version covers what Windsor Estates is actually like, how this sale compares to Coppell's broader market, and what the city's patchwork of counties and school districts means for anyone shopping here.

By Paul Blair | August 13, 2026

930 Deforest Rd, Coppell, TX 75019 — deal summary

Figures per Zillow's record for 930 Deforest Rd.

Windsor Estates: an acre-lot pocket most Coppell buyers never see

Most of Coppell built out in the 1980s and 1990s on standard suburban lots, but Windsor Estates is one of a handful of pockets — Deforest Road and the streets around it — where homes sit on acre-plus parcels rather than the quarter-acre norm. The listing for 930 Deforest Rd describes a two-story brick, rock, and stone home built in 2002, with a four-car garage, a wine cellar room, and a backyard built around a pool, multiple covered patios, and a separate grill station. The subdivision carries a mandatory HOA — $975 a year at this address — modest against the size of the lots and homes it governs, worth weighing alongside the mortgage payment the way we walk through in our primer on Dallas-area HOAs. The listing also notes the home sits within walking or biking distance of Andy Brown Park, Coppell's largest, a roughly $25 million-renovated park system that now anchors about 23.2 miles of the city's multi-use trail network, per the City of Coppell's trails page.

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What this sale signals about Coppell's market right now

Set against the rest of Coppell, a $2.15 million listing sits well above the norm — this is a lot-size and finish-level story specific to Windsor Estates, not a citywide price shift. Coppell's median sale price across all home types ran $659,250 in November 2025, up 3.0% year-over-year, with the median price per square foot at $272, up 9.0% — but homes are also taking longer to sell, a median of 107 days versus 37 days the year before, and volume has thinned (14 homes sold that month, down from 19), per Redfin's Coppell housing market data. Redfin rates Coppell "somewhat competitive," with a Compete Score of 58 out of 100 over the trailing three months: the average home sells about 2% under list price after roughly 50 days, while the hottest listings go pending in about 19 days near asking. Zillow's separate tally for the 75019 ZIP code puts the median list price at $630,897, per Zillow's Coppell listings.

Property taxes vary by where in Coppell an address falls. The city's own 2025–2026 adopted rate is $0.441166 per $100 of taxable value, per the City of Coppell's tax rate notice — but that's only the city's slice. Layered with county and Coppell ISD levies, the median effective property tax rate across the 75019 ZIP code runs 1.67%, above both the Texas median of 1.48% and the national median of 1.02%, per Ownwell's Coppell property tax data. At 930 Deforest Rd specifically, the 2025 tax bill ran $26,934 against a $1,545,320 assessed value — about 1.74%, in line with that citywide figure, per Zillow's public tax history for the property. A small slice of northern Coppell sits in Denton County instead, where county and school-district levies are calculated separately — worth confirming for any specific address rather than assuming a single citywide rate.

Coppell also isn't the priciest of its immediate neighbors. Here's how it compares to the cities on its western and northern borders:

Figures per Zillow's Coppell recently sold page, which lists comparable ZHVI figures for neighboring cities. We covered Southlake's market in detail in our recent guide to that city, if you're weighing Coppell against its pricier neighbor to the northwest.

Coppell itself: a built-out suburb split across two counties

Coppell is a compact, largely built-out city — 14.42 square miles, with a population estimated at 41,386 as of mid-2025, per the U.S. Census Bureau's QuickFacts for Coppell. It incorporated in 1955 and grew from a small farming community into a suburban city largely after Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport opened in 1974 a few miles to the southwest — a proximity that still shows up in listing copy today (930 Deforest Rd is marketed as roughly 15 minutes from the airport, per its Zillow listing). The city sits mostly in Dallas County, with a smaller portion extending into Denton County in the north, and is bordered by Grapevine to the west, Lewisville to the north, Carrollton to the east, and Irving and Dallas to the south. No interstate runs directly through the city; State Highway 121 and the Sam Rayburn Tollway trace its western and northern edge, Interstate 635 its southern edge, and the President George Bush Turnpike and Interstate 35E its eastern edge.

School zoning here is more fragmented than the city's name suggests. Most of Coppell is served by Coppell ISD, but easternmost Coppell — including the Riverchase area — falls under Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, a portion in Dallas County sits within Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, and the northernmost section in Denton County, including the Coppell Greens subdivision, is zoned to Lewisville ISD. Coppell ISD has also been adjusting its own internal attendance zones — trustees approved a realignment affecting nearly 500 students following the closure of Pinkerton Elementary, effective for the 2025–2026 school year, per Community Impact's coverage of the rezoning. Confirming the exact district and attendance zone for a specific address matters more here than in most DFW suburbs.

The original town site, known today as Old Town Coppell, sits at the historic core of the city — a walkable stretch of homes, restaurants, and small businesses clustered around a town square and the Coppell Arts Center, with a regular farmers market and outdoor events, per the City of Coppell's own Old Town page. It's a different character entirely from the acre-lot streets around Windsor Estates — one more example of how much Coppell's feel shifts from one pocket of the city to the next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What actually sold at 930 Deforest Rd in Coppell? A five-bedroom, seven-bath, 7,011-square-foot home on a 1.06-acre lot in the Windsor Estates subdivision, built in 2002 with a pool, wine cellar room, and four-car garage. It listed at $2,150,000 in June 2026 and closed August 3; Texas's non-disclosure rules mean the exact closing price isn't public record, per Zillow's record for the property.

What's the median home price in Coppell, TX right now? Closed sales across all home types ran a median of $659,250 in November 2025, up 3.0% year-over-year, per Redfin's Coppell housing market page. Zillow's separate figure for the 75019 ZIP code puts the median list price at $630,897, per Zillow's Coppell listings.

What are property taxes like in Coppell? The city's own adopted rate is $0.441166 per $100 of value, but combined with county and school district levies, the median effective property tax rate across Coppell's 75019 ZIP code runs about 1.67%, per Ownwell's Coppell property tax data. The small portion of Coppell in Denton County is taxed under separate county and school district rates.

Which school districts serve Coppell homes? Most of Coppell is zoned to Coppell ISD, but easternmost neighborhoods like Riverchase fall under Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, a portion sits in Grapevine-Colleyville ISD, and the northernmost section in Denton County is zoned to Lewisville ISD. Coppell ISD has also recently redrawn internal attendance zones, most recently affecting nearly 500 students after Pinkerton Elementary's closure, per Community Impact. Confirm the district and attendance zone for any specific address before assuming.

Should I use a local agent to buy or sell in Coppell? What matters most in a city this fragmented by county line, school district, and subdivision is someone who tracks specific streets rather than citywide averages — Coppell's tax rates, HOA structures, and school zoning all shift block to block in ways a general search doesn't capture. I've tracked sales like this one at Windsor Estates as part of Grey Square's broader Dallas County coverage, from Coppell's acre-lot pockets to the Park Cities. If it's useful, start a conversation about a specific Coppell street or subdivision you're watching.

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A sale like this one is easy to read as just a number, but the more useful read is what it says about the pocket of the city it's in — Windsor Estates' acre lots and four-car garages pricing well above Coppell's citywide median isn't a market shift, it's just what that specific corner of the city has always carried. That's the distinction I try to bring to every comp I track across Dallas County's built-out suburbs.

Paul Blair is the founder and broker of Grey Square, a virtual real estate brokerage representing buyers and sellers across Dallas and Los Angeles. With 22 years in the business and more than $200 million in closed transactions, Paul works the full range of the market, from luxury homes in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow to estates in the Hollywood Hills and across the Westside. Connect with Paul and the Grey Square team at greysq.com. TX TREC #9011505 · CA DRE #01792671.