Welcome to Morningstar

Welcome to Morningstar where you can have everything under the sun. Located in the highly-acclaimed Aledo ISD - get ready for fun at every turn: a one-of-a-kind amenity center, acres of open space along a winding creek, miles of trails, and a community event lawn next to cascading lakes and waterfalls. Choose from a variety of fresh new home designs by some of the area’s best homebuilders. Visit us today and find your place to shine at Morningstar.

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Choose from some of the area's best builders when buying your dream home in Morningstar. Our builders provide a wide range of home designs and prices to fit your unique lifestyle. Take a minute to preview available floorplans and homes ready now, then give us a call to schedule a visit.

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Your Place To Shine

Morningstar residents benefit from an all-star, on-site management and lifestyle programs team. Each team member is dedicated to the growth of the community and neighborhood bonds. Each year a host of events are planned for all ages to enjoy in the community's well-maintained amenity spaces.

Shine Bright at Morningstar

Morningstar is located in Aledo, just twenty miles west of downtown Fort Worth. A charming, yet thriving area of the Dallas-Forth Worth metroplex. Children of Morningstar benefit from the highly-acclaimed Aledo ISD school district and parents appreciate the accessibility. A great location to grow your family or find your forever home.

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Morningstar Living + News

August 27, 2025
In 2025, homebuyers aren’t just searching for the perfect floor plan. They’re looking for a place to belong. The most sought-after communities today offer more than amenities; they are designed to bring people together. From walking trails that elicit casual helloes to front porches intended for longer conversations, today’s buyers are drawn to neighborhoods that feel alive with social energy.  Master-planned communities like Morningstar DFW are leading the way, blending thoughtful design with built-in opportunities to meet, mingle, and grow together. It’s not just about finding your house; it’s about finding your people. Morningstar: Neighbors, Nature, and Next-Level Amenities
June 30, 2025
It’s true what they say—more is better. It’s a well-known fact that more laughter, adventure, more experiences, and more curiosity make life fuller, deeper, and considerably richer. True to form, more is better at Morningstar , a thoughtfully designed master planned community in the charming town of Aledo, Texas. More trails mean more morning walks and evening bike rides. More parks create more places for playdates, dog runs, or catching the sunset. More amenities bring neighbors together and give families room to grow. And when it comes to building homes within a community like Morningstar, more premier builders mean an even more special place to call home. Welcoming Morningstar North and New Homebuilding Partners As Parker County continues to rise as one of the nation’s fastest-growing regions, Morningstar DFW is proudly expanding to meet the increasing demand for thoughtfully designed homes nestled in scenic North Texas . FG Aledo Development has officially announced the sale of land for 1,304 additional home sites in the newly launched Morningstar North, a major new phase of the 1,000-acre community located just west of Fort Worth. This expansion reflects not only the region’s phenomenal growth but also Morningstar’s reputation as a place where families want to put down roots. New Builders, New Opportunities 
April 30, 2025
Community gardens have a rich history that’s intertwined with social movements, urban development, and environmental awareness. Examples abound. Liberty Gardens were developed during WWI and Victory Gardens sprouted up during WWII. In the 1970’s, the Green Guerrillas in New York City battled urban decay by reclaiming vacant lots and turning them into food-producing gardens, sharing the work with a local group of like-minded people. At Morningstar DFW , an upscale master-planned community just fifteen minutes from Ft. Worth, a community garden is one of many special amenities . Community gardens aren’t just about sustainability. It’s more than that. Gardening together provides a greater sense of community and a higher degree of connection among homeowners. Fast Forward to 2025 A community garden is one antidote to the hyper-connected, fast-paced world we live in. Community gardens serve as spaces where people can grow food, learn about eco-friendly practices, and build stronger communities. Morningstar DFW built a shared garden because it shows that small-scale community efforts can lead to significant positive impacts for both people and the planet Community gardens take us back to a time when growing food was a communal effort, sharing the harvest was a way to care for one another, and nurturing the soil went hand in hand with nurturing relationships. How Gardens Build Communities Here's a detailed look at how a community can come together to grow a garden. The Planning Stage: Community members hold meetings or surveys to gauge interest in the garden. The community scouts for suitable locations, such as vacant lots, parks, or HOA land, and works with local authorities or property owners to secure access. Everyone is encouraged to share ideas on garden design—plot layouts, accessibility, pathways, and shared amenities like sheds or benches. Building and Preparation: Community members gather for "build days" to prepare the land, set up infrastructure such as fencing, raised beds, irrigation, and plant the first seeds. Experienced gardeners may teach others essential skills, like soil preparation or composting, to ensure everyone feels involved and empowered. Planting and Maintenance: Individual plots may be assigned to families while shared spaces are maintained collectively. Everyone has a sense of ownership and responsibility. The community organizes regular maintenance days to weed, water, and care for the garden collectively. These events also double as social gatherings. Community Bonding: Potlucks, picnics, or harvest festivals are organized to celebrate milestones and encourage continued participation. Working together in a community garden is more than growing food. It’s a living example of what community collaboration and environmental stewardship can achieve. Growing Seasons
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