Westbury features predominantly single detached homes built after 2000, offering modern designs with three-bedroom layouts. The neighborhood provides a peaceful atmosphere with minimal street noise and a calm environment that promotes relaxation. Convenient parking options are abundant, making car travel straightforward throughout the area. Nearby green spaces allow for tranquil outdoor moments amidst the surroundings. While services like grocery shopping and schools are accessible, most errands are best managed using a car. This neighborhood suits people who prefer quieter settings combined with the comfort and convenience of contemporary housing choices.
Westbury offers a slower-paced atmosphere. Westbury is especially quiet overall, as there are low levels of noise from traffic. Greenery is not present in this part of the city; but there are a few parks nearby for residents to explore.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
A scenic nine‑hole public golf course nestled along Lewisville Lake in the Stewart Peninsula neighborhood, offering views of the water and natural contours that make it one of the best small courses in Texas.
A family‑friendly lake park with picnic pavilions, fishing pier, kayak rentals and direct access to The Colony Shoreline Trail—perfect for lakeside recreation and trail walking or cycling.
An expansive 80‑acre sports complex (formerly Five Star Complex) on Blair Oaks Drive with soccer, baseball, multipurpose fields and a 1.3‑mile walking trail around a Veterans Memorial.
A massive 400‑acre mixed‑use destination anchored by the 1.8‑million‑square‑foot Nebraska Furniture Mart and featuring shops, restaurants, entertainment and events, redefining local nightlife and retail.
A pet‑friendly collection of food‑truck‑style eateries with diverse cuisines, connected by a spacious patio overlooking Bacon’s Dog Park, offering casual, communal dining just off Main Street.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This mature, locally produced drama is a convenient night-out option for Colony West residents, with performances at The Colony’s own community theater on Main Street. The intense family conflict and strong cast make it a good choice for adults seeking live entertainment close to home.
View event details →The Colony residents can conveniently dispose of bulky household items, tree limbs, appliances, electronics, tires and other materials at no charge with proof of residency. It is especially useful for Colony West households planning fall yard work, remodeling, garage cleanouts or seasonal decluttering.
View event details →Residents can start the weekend with a scenic run or walk along The Colony’s Shoreline Trail beside Lewisville Lake. The event offers both a 5K and 8-mile distance, post-race entertainment and a community-focused cause supporting local student-athletes and The Colony High School.
View event details →This free-to-walk-in Halloween celebration is one of the most convenient family activities near Colony West, featuring trick-or-treating, a costume contest, hay rides, a haunted trail, games, rides, food trucks and vendors. Families can pair it with the morning Shoreline Run for a full day outdoors.
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Local characteristics and demographics for Colony West
