Oak Meadow in Arlington Texas by Meritage Homes

Welcome to Oak Meadow, one of Meritage Homes' premier Arlington communities. Close to both Dallas and Fort Worth, in Mansfield ISD. Oak Meadow is less than 25 minutes from downtown Dallas, downtown Fort Worth and DFW Airport. With only 95 home sites and 2 entrances, this peaceful community is just three minutes from the Parks Mall, within 10 minutes of Six Flags, Hurricane Harbor, and Ameriquest Field. Local recreation includes Joe Pool Lake, Veterans Park, Tangleridge and Tierra Vista golf courses. Meritage Homes is offering fabulous designs as large as 4,600 square feet, with gourmet kitchens, luxurious master suites and spacious living areas.

Location: From Dallas: Take I 30 West to 360 South. Take 360 to I 20 West, Exit Cooper Street and head south, right on Hardisty. Oak Meadow is on your right.

ARLINGTON, TX 76001 DEMOGRAPHICS

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Zip Code:	76001
County:	Tarrant County
Population:	29,535
Total Households:	9,010

Median Age:	31
Median Income:	$83,057
Homes Owned:	89.78%
Home Median Value:	$148,461

January Avg High:	54
January Avg Low:	33
July Avg High:	95
July Avg Low:	74

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The closest airport to the center of Arlington is DALLAS/FORT WORTH INTERNATIONAL. The closest 4 year college to the center of Arlington is UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON and the closest 2 year college is ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. The sales tax rate in Tarrant County, Texas is 6.25%. The actual sales tax rate in Arlington, TX may be higher based on additional city or local taxes.

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CITY INFORMATION

Mid-size cities are popular places to live because they offer all the amenities of urban living with fewer of the problems. With a population of 360,000, Arlington is just such a city. It's the 54th largest city in the U.S., the 7th largest in Texas, and the third largest in the Metroplex, after Dallas and Forth Worth. Founded in 1875, the city was named for Robert E. Lee's hometown in Virginia. It has been a frontier outpost, an agricultural center, a site of Indian battles, a mecca for horse racing and gambling, and was once was famed for its mineral waters.

Arlington has attractions to draw visitors, colleges to educate residents and others, museums for intellectual stimulation, sports for fans, and enough parks to keep toddlers across the city happy.

A few of the many attractions include the famous Six Flags Over Texas, Johnnie High's Country Music Review, and Hurricane Harbor.

Institutions of higher education include the University of Texas at Arlington with 30,000 students, Tarrant County College, and Arlington Baptist College.

Museums and cultural life thrive in Arlington, including:

Arlington Museum of Art
American Airlines C.R. Smith Museum
The Gallery at UT Arlington
Legends of the Game Baseball Museum
River Legacy Living Science Center
The Upstairs Gallery
Theatre Arlington
Arlington Community Band
Creative Arts Theatre and School (CATS)
Metropolitan Classical Ballet
Symphony Arlington
The Planetarium at UT Arlington
Texas Scottish Festival & Highland Games
The Fielder House
Center for Research and Contemporary Art (CRCA)

Arlington is the home of the Major League Baseball team, the Texas Rangers. In 2009, the Dallas Cowboys will play in their new $650 million stadium in Arlington.

Arlington has 82 public parks including River Legacy Parks, a 1,300 acre oasis on the Trinity River in the heart of north Arlington. The Parks currently offer more than eight miles of paved trails winding through thick forest and expansive greenbelts.

The median resident age is 30.7 years old; more than 50% of residents are between the ages of 18-44, and another 35.3% are under age 19. Median household income was $47,622 in 2000, and median house value was $96,400 in 2000.

Among the many reasons to make Arlington home, mild weather is the icing on the cake. The daily mean temperature is 66 degrees Fahrenheit and average humidity of 56 percent. Average annual rainfall is 33 inches.

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