1930 Année de construction:

Maison de ferme/ Ranch Type de propriété:

Rocaille/Pierre Construction:

Lave-vaisselle Appareils Eléctroménagers:

Puits, Fosse septique Services publics:

peut être subdivisé, enclos pour chevaux, enclos pour bétail, Enclos à bétail de «transit», Enclos à bétail Description de la parcelle:

Grange Autres bâtiments/ structures:

Fil barbelé Clôtures:

Plus de 100 Acres Superficie du terrain:

70.00 Superficie dédiée a la culture:

1261 Secteur scolaire:

Austin École élémentaire:

Weatherford Lycée:

Hall École secondaire du premier cycle:

Historic JD Kutch-Elder Ranch – 947± Acres. NE Parker County, Texas This exceptional ranch offers a rare blend of history, natural beauty, and convenience. Ideally located between Weatherford, Springtown, and Azle, with paved frontage on Upper Denton Rd and Veal Station Rd, it’s just 30 minutes from Fort Worth and 5 miles from Lake Weatherford. Situated on one of Parker County’s highest points, the ranch boasts panoramic views—including the Fort Worth skyline. Rolling hills, mature live and red oaks, and abundant water sources including the headwaters of Silver Creek, Ash Creek, Pecan Creek, natural springs, five stock tanks, and four water wells make this property truly unique. The land is cross-fenced into three main pastures, two holding pastures, and two horse traps, with a 70-acre cultivated field. Native grasses such as Big Bluestem and Indian Grass are thriving due to excellent land stewardship. Wildlife is plentiful—deer, turkey, quail, dove, and duck—offering exceptional recreational and hunting opportunities. Improvements include a 1937 two-story sandstone home full of rustic charm, a large barn, new pipe working pens, a loading chute, and a 50-ft round pen. Development Potential: With its prime location, extensive road frontage, elevated build sites, and proximity to major growth corridors, the ranch offers outstanding potential for residential or mixed-use development. The combination of natural beauty, utilities, water resources, and accessibility makes this one of the most attractive large-acreage development opportunities remaining in Parker County. Minerals: Seller retains all mineral rights.