History of Argyle

The first known families to settle in Argyle real estate came in the 1850s. It was then known as Waintown or Pilot Knob. In 1881, the area was founded and renamed Argyle after a track was built that went through the area, by the Texas and Pacific Railroad. The town was named for a garden in France by a railroad surveyor.

Education in Argyle

The Argyle Independent School District serves the city of Argyle’s schoolchildren as well as those in the neighboring areas. The district operates one high school, one middle school and one elementary school. There are over 1,500 students currently enrolled in the district.

The district believes in providing a safe and perfect educational atmosphere so each student can use their ability achieve lifelong learning and build a strong character.

Fun Things to See and Do in Argyle

Local entertainment and attractions around the Argyle real estate area include the Texas Motor Speedway and Grape Fest, the largest wine festival in the southwest. Other activities in close by Fort Worth, Texas are Sundance Square, which offers music, arts, shopping and more, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and the Nobel Planetarium, Fort Worth Zoo, Fort Worth Botanical Gardens/Japanese Gardens and golf courses. There’s fabulous dining spots and shopping malls to keep your tummy full and keep you busy all day long.

Argyle Demographics
Population: 3525
Median Household Income: $111,350
Median Home Value: $333,944

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