Matched on the MLS PoolFeatures field: every home here reports a private pool feature such as In Ground or Gunite. Community-pool-only listings are excluded. Results are limited to Dallas listings. The count below is matching on-market listings, which includes active, under-contract, coming-soon, and pending homes.
Dallas sits in Dallas County with a median list price around $300K, and pool homes here typically occupy the upper half of that market. Areas like Lakewood and Bishop Arts anchor most local searches. The results below update from the NTREIS feed and match on the recorded pool field only.
A private pool in this market usually means gunite or fiberglass in the ground, and the MLS record lists the construction under its pool features. That is the field this search matches, so a listing only appears here when the agent recorded a real private pool. Homes that only have access to a community pool stay out of these results.
When you tour, ask for the pool's age, the last replaster or resurface date, and service records. Equipment matters more than sparkle: a variable-speed pump, a working heater, and a cartridge or DE filter in good shape can save real money in the first two years. Texas summers work pools hard, so a pool that looks tired in July has been tired a while.
Budget for upkeep before you fall in love. Weekly service, chemicals, and electricity are recurring costs, and insurers ask about fencing and self-latching gates. If a listing's photos show a diving board or slide, your insurer will want to know about those too.
