Picture the end of a long week: you turn off Coalville Road, cross the tracks, and the city falls away behind you. Out here it’s big oaks and open sky, a 30-plus-acre coastal grass pasture rolling toward heavy cover, and about a quarter mile of Barton Creek winding along the east side. Evenings are for watching deer and turkey slip out of the timber, and mornings are for a line in the pond and a cup of coffee on the tailgate. It’s the kind of quiet you can’t buy back once it’s gone.
And it’s a blank canvas for the ranch you’ve been sketching in your head. The bones are already here: electricity, a 30×60 pole barn, cattle pens, and fencing and cross-fencing in barbed wire, all sitting on sandy loam the listing calls ideal for horses and cattle. Run a few head, put up a barn for your horses, plant a garden, and choose the spot where your porch will catch the sunset. The listing notes no restrictions, so whether it becomes a full-time homestead or a weekend hunting and fishing retreat is entirely up to you.
The practical side: access is off a county road, the property carries an ag exemption, and downtown Gordon is about 2 miles away, with Fort Worth roughly an hour east and Possum Kingdom Lake, Lake Palo Pinto and nearby state parks a short drive. Water today comes from the creek and the pond, with no well on site, so buyers should confirm well options for a future home. Mineral rights, hunting blinds, stands and feeders are excluded from the sale.
Listed by Jerry Moody, Moody Real Estate, LLC / Keller Williams Lonestar DFW: view the listing
