Homes with an Aledo address that sold for $1 million or more over the past twelve months closed at a median of about $312 per square foot. That figure comes from 51 closed sales recorded in NTREIS Matrix between November 1, 2025 and October 31, 2026. Across all 545 Aledo-address sales, the median was about $204 per square foot. What a seller gets per square foot in Aledo depends mostly on the neighborhood and the lot. Homes on two acres in the estate communities sell in a different range from homes on a fifth of an acre.
The Agency Dallas, an independently owned and operated brokerage serving North Texas, pulled every closed residential sale with an Aledo address for the trailing year. Below is the per-square-foot picture, neighborhood by neighborhood.
What do Aledo homes sell for per square foot?
NTREIS records 545 closed residential sales with an Aledo address over the past twelve months. NTREIS records the mailing city, so an Aledo address can include homes outside the city limits. Here is how the market breaks down:
- All sales: median $525,000, about $204 per square foot, on a median lot of about a fifth of an acre.
- $750,000 to under $1 million: 86 sales at a median of $850,000 and about $249 per square foot.
- $1 million or more: 51 sales at a median of $1,299,000 and about $312 per square foot, on a median of about two acres.
- Highest sale: $3,000,000.
Lot size moves the number too:
Lot size | Sales | Median price | Median per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
Under 1 acre | 397 | $468,990 | about $193 |
1 to under 3 acres | 126 | $832,450 | about $255 |
3 acres or more | 22 | $902,500 | about $306 |
Which Aledo neighborhoods sell for the most per square foot?
The estate communities on lots of about two acres led the market. Medians below are for every sale in each neighborhood over the past twelve months:
- La Madera: 7 sales, median $1,760,000, about $346 per square foot, from $1,255,000 to $2,500,000 on a median of 2.67 acres.
- Summit Ranch: 6 sales, median $1,196,000, about $331 per square foot, from $1,050,000 to $1,999,995.
- Bear Creek Ranch: 5 sales, median $1,302,406, about $327 per square foot, from $1,015,000 to $2,300,000.
- The Grasslands: 6 sales, median $1,318,000, about $321 per square foot, from $1,129,000 to $1,395,000.
- Maravilla: 14 sales, median $890,000, about $264 per square foot, from $633,650 to $1,575,000.
Two sales in the Aledo River sections closed at $2,523,500 and $2,610,000, at roughly $464 per square foot at the median. Two sales are too few for a reliable neighborhood median. They do show what the top of the Aledo market reached this year.
How do the one-acre and in-town neighborhoods compare?
Below the two-acre estates, a second tier of one-acre neighborhoods and a third tier of master-planned communities make up most of the sales:
- Aledo Heights: 17 sales, median $811,000, about $265 per square foot, on about one acre.
- Stone Creek Farms: 7 sales, median $917,000, about $230 per square foot, on about one acre with larger homes.
- McDavid Estates and Springs: 9 sales, median $710,000, about $228 per square foot.
- Walsh: 15 sales, median $780,000, about $234 per square foot, on lots of about a sixth of an acre.
- Parks of Aledo: 98 sales across all sections, median $585,500, about $211 per square foot.
- Deer Creek: 17 sales, median $505,000, about $212 per square foot.
- Kelly Ranch: 33 sales, median $464,000, about $178 per square foot.
Stone Creek Farms shows why price per square foot needs context. Its homes were larger, with a median of 4,221 square feet, so they sold for more in total than Aledo Heights but less per square foot. A seller should compare per-square-foot figures only against homes of similar size and lot.
What moves the price per square foot in Aledo?
Across these sales, a few factors line up with the higher numbers:
- Acreage. Homes on three acres or more sold for about $306 per square foot, against about $193 on lots under an acre.
- Neighborhood tier. The two-acre estate communities sold for $320 to $350 per square foot at the median. Most master-planned neighborhoods sold for about $178 to $235.
- Home size. Larger homes usually sell for less per square foot than smaller homes in the same neighborhood, as Stone Creek Farms shows.
- Condition and finish. Within each neighborhood, the range from lowest to highest sale is wide, so the individual house matters as much as the neighborhood name.
How should an Aledo seller set a price?
Start with your own neighborhood's recent sales and the lot-size band your home fits, not the city-wide median. Then compare your home's size, age and condition with the closest sales. Check what is active nearby, since buyers will compare your home with those listings too.
The Agency Dallas prices Aledo homes from NTREIS closed sales filtered to the right neighborhood and lot size. Request a free home valuation, or for estates, a private estate valuation. Our Aledo neighborhood guide covers the area, and our Parker County land page covers acreage outside town. For the wider county picture, read our Parker County housing market report.
Frequently asked questions
What is the median price per square foot for Aledo homes?
NTREIS Matrix recorded 545 closed residential sales with an Aledo address between November 2025 and October 2026, at a median of about $204 per square foot and a median price of $525,000. Homes that sold for $1 million or more had a median of about $312 per square foot.
Which Aledo neighborhood sells for the most per square foot?
Among neighborhoods with at least five sales over the past twelve months, La Madera led at about $346 per square foot, with a median price of $1,760,000. Summit Ranch, Bear Creek Ranch and The Grasslands followed at about $321 to $331 per square foot, all on lots of about two acres.
How many Aledo homes sold for over $1 million?
Fifty-one homes with an Aledo address closed at $1 million or more between November 2025 and October 2026, at a median of $1,299,000. The median lot for those sales was about two acres and the median home was about 4,090 square feet. The highest sale was $3,000,000.
Does acreage raise the price per square foot in Aledo?
In the past year, yes. Homes on three acres or more sold for a median of about $306 per square foot, homes on one to three acres for about $255, and homes on less than an acre for about $193. Home size and condition still move individual prices a long way from those medians.
How do I find out what my Aledo home is worth?
Compare your home with closed sales in your own neighborhood and lot-size band, adjusting for size, age and condition, and check what is active nearby. The Agency Dallas offers a free home valuation built from NTREIS data, so the number reflects what buyers recently paid in Aledo.
Sources: NTREIS Matrix closed residential sales, city field "Aledo" (545 sales, closed November 1, 2025 to October 31, 2026), search run November 1, 2026. Neighborhood groupings use the subdivision names recorded in NTREIS. Medians and per-square-foot figures calculated by The Agency Dallas from close price and listed square footage.
