Seagoville, TX Community Guide: Parks, Schools & Homes

Seagoville at a glance

Seagoville is a city of about 19 square miles and 18,446 residents (2020 census) in southeastern Dallas County, with a small part in Kaufman County. It was laid out as “Seago” in 1876 by T. K. Seago, and the post office changed the name to Seagoville in 1910.

US-175 runs through the city toward Dallas.

CountyDallas County (small part in Kaufman County)

RegionEast of Dallas

SizeAbout 19 square miles

Population18,446 (2020 census)

Major roadsUS-175

School districtsMostly Dallas ISD; small parts in Mesquite ISD and Crandall ISD

Areas to explore

Central Seagoville

The older town center along US-175.

Newer subdivisions

Developments on the city’s open land.

Kaufman County side

A small eastern area served by Crandall ISD.

Housing market

Market data: August 2026Page reviewed: October 2026

Typical home value · August 2026$268,724Down 3.0% from August 2025 ($277,099)

Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) for the city of Seagoville: a model estimate of the typical home value for single-family homes and condos in the middle third of values, smoothed and seasonally adjusted. It is not a median sale price or list price. Source: Zillow Research data.

Seagoville has established single-family homes and newer subdivisions on larger tracts of open land. Typical values are below the regional average.

Parks, recreation & things to do

In SeagovilleCity parks — Seven parks and open spaces totaling 105 acres, including Bearden, Bruce Central, Casa Grande, Heard, Petty White, Putnam, and Veterans Memorial, with a fishing pond, lighted ball fields, trails, and playgrounds.
Nearby · RowlettLake Ray Hubbard — Boating and paddling to the northeast.

Dining, shopping & culture

In SeagovilleLocal businesses on US-175 — The city’s main commercial corridor.
Nearby · MesquiteTown East Mall — Regional shopping to the north.

Getting around

US-175 runs through the city toward downtown Dallas.
Seagoville is not a DART member city.
I-20 is a short drive north.

Schools

Dallas ISD serves nearly all of Seagoville’s Dallas County area. Small parts are in Mesquite ISD (northeast) and Crandall ISD (Kaufman County). Confirm for each address.

School assignments depend on the exact property address and can change. Confirm the district and assigned campuses with the district before you make an offer or sign a lease.

Frequently asked questions

Which school district serves Seagoville?

Mostly Dallas ISD, with small parts in Mesquite ISD and Crandall ISD.

How many parks does Seagoville have?

Seven parks and open spaces totaling 105 acres.

How did Seagoville get its name?

It was laid out as Seago in 1876; the post office renamed it in 1910 to avoid confusion with Sego, Texas.

Is Seagoville a DART city?

No.

Keep exploring

Local guideLiving in Seagoville, Texas: Space and Value in Southeast Dallas CountyOpen land, small-city parks, and lower price points on US-175. Nearby communityBalch SpringsAn inner-ring suburb southeast of Dallas with interstate access and lower price points. Nearby communityMesquiteThe “Rodeo Capital of Texas,” with a historical park, arts center, and four interstates. Nearby communityForneyThe “Antique Capital of Texas,” a fast-growing Kaufman County city on US-80. DirectoryAll 30 DFW communitiesCompare areas by region across Dallas–Fort Worth.

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Sources

Information is provided for general guidance and was reviewed in October 2026. Attractions, businesses, transit service, and school boundaries change; confirm details with the official sources linked above. Clever Realtors is a virtual brokerage serving Dallas–Fort Worth.