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North Richland Hills, TX, is a Fort Worth suburb and the third largest city in Tarrant County with nearly 70,000 residents. NRH calls itself as "City of Choice to Live, Work and Play" and for good reason. The thriving city has more than 1,200 businesses and 30 major employers. In 2016, The Dallas Morning News recognized North Richland Hills as one of the 10 best neighborhoods out of more than 300 DFW communities. NRH has received top marks for walkability, pet friendliness, maintenance, and variety of housing choices, shopping, and dining. Money Magazine has recognized North Richland Hills as one of the "Top 100 Best Places to Live in America." Citizens have rated the quality of life as 96 percent as excellent or good and 95 percent of residents would recommend NRH as a place to live. North Richland Hills Amenities You'll find more than 30 parks and recreation facilities filled with basketball courts, playgrounds, multi-purpose trails, and even public art. Adventurers have more than 30 miles of hike and bike trails to explore. People who love to play tennis or want to learn how can do that at the 16-court facility at Richland Tennis Center. Families don't have to venture far to go to a fun water park with NRH2O — one of the top ranked water parks — is in NRH. Designed by Dick Phelps — a well-known golf course architect — the award-winning Iron Horse Golf Course has earned the sought-after 4-star rating from Golf Digest. The North Richland Hills Centre is a fitness, aquatics and activity center that can be used for receptions, weddings, children's parties, and more. The 86,000-square-foot facility includes a senior center, classrooms, meeting and banquet rooms, personal training, and massage. One of the public libraries is the home of The Maker Spot, a free, high-tech community space that provides access to technology and training to inspire entrepreneurship and to support education. TEXRail, a 27-mile commuter rail line opening in 2018, will extend through North Richland Hills. Residents can take the rail to downtown Fort Worth, DFW International Airport, and places in between. Cambridge Place Schools Cambridge Place is in the Birdville Independent School District with kids attending the following schools:

• Holiday Heights Elementary School
  • Grades: PreK-5
  • 2014-2015 TEA Distinctions: 5 out of 5 (100 percent)
  • Colors: Red and blue
  • Mascot: Huskies
• North Richland Middle School
  • Grades 6-8
  • 2016 accountability rating: Met standard
  • Colors: Red and white
  • Mascot: Falcons
• Richland High School
  • Grades 9-12
  • 2016 accountability rating: Met standard
  • SAT scores and ACT scores higher than Texas and Birdville ISD average
  • Colors: Red and blue
  • Mascot: Rebels

New Homes in North Richland Hills Sandlin Homes in North Richland Hills are in the $300s and range from 2,081 to 3,393 square feet. You have the choice of a quick move-in or selecting a spot where you'd like to build your new home. The floor plans available to you allow for plenty of flexibility and customization. Come by our Cambridge Place model home to see the possibilities of your future home. We're open Mon. through Sat. from 11 am to 6 pm and Sun from 1 to 6 pm. Although the model is closed on Thu. and Fri., you can call to make an appointment if you'd like to visit on one of those days. Sandlin Homes in Cambridge Place 5901 Richmond Drive North Richland Hills, TX 76180 214-282-9387