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Section 1 Executive
Community Profile

RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISIONS

The Town of Westlake is home to several communities, all of which share a commitment to
excellence but possess unique character and charm. Well-known for its carefully planned
development and growth, many homeowners choose this area for the wide variety of opportunities
and the strong family orientation of its residents.

GLENWYCK FARMS
A private community situated on over 100 wooded acres
in a quiet rural setting. Glenwyck has one-acre home sites
in a park-like setting with mature trees, a running trail
and several natural ponds. This neighborhood is also
home to Glenwyck Farms Park, 13.5 acres of open space
with a running brook, rustic bridges and paved walking

path. Oak and pecan trees, some of which tower
60 feet, decorate the lush area.

MAHOTEA BOONE - Westlake's oldest subdivision, having been platted about 1978, Mahotea

Boone has fourteen lots, eleven of which currently have older homes. It is zoned for minimum two

acre lots and appears to be redeveloping with larger homes. The developer was Bill Boone, who

named the street after his grandmother.

TERRA BELLA - A 28 lot, 54.7-acre, gated subdivision with

a 22.6 acre open space and nature preserve featuring a

hike and bike trail. As Westlake’s newest subdivision, the

first house was permitted for construction in August 2009.
Terra Bella is accessible from Dove Road and Sam
School Road, on the eastern border of Westlake.

VAQUERO ESTATES
Gently rolling hills and picturesque meadows comprise
the private oasis of Vaquero. With approximately 333

homes, this guard-gated community surrounds a
world class golf course designed by Tom Fazio, complete
with shimmering ponds and countless groves of majestic
oaks. This subdivision offers the highest quality in
home design and construction.

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