From first homes in Weatherford to luxury lake living at Possum Kingdom — these are the communities I know best across Parker, Palo Pinto, Jack, Wise, Hood, and Tarrant Counties.
Weatherford
Great schools and amenities just west of Fort Worth — residential neighborhoods to large working ranches.
Possum Kingdom Lake
Luxury lake homes for full-time living or weekend getaways — deep, clear water and dramatic cliff views.
Jacksboro
Large tracts of land for avid hunters and family recreation — wide-open rural Texas at its best.
Aledo
One of Parker County’s fastest-growing communities, known for its highly regarded schools and family-friendly neighborhoods.
Springtown
Classic small-town Parker County living — homes with land, quiet streets, and a strong community feel.
Granbury
A historic town square paired with lake living on Lake Granbury — Hood County’s most popular address.
Mineral Wells
The gateway to Palo Pinto County — a revitalizing downtown and some of the area’s most affordable homes.
Fort Worth
Rural is my specialty, but I regularly help clients buy and sell in Fort Worth and across the DFW metro.
Alvord
On US 287 about 10 miles northeast of Decatur, in northern Wise County.
Aurora
On State Highway 114 about 10 miles southeast of Decatur, known for the 1897 Aurora UFO legend.
Azle
On State Highway 199 about 16 miles northwest of Fort Worth, spanning Tarrant and Parker counties along Eagle Mountain Lake.
Benbrook
Just southwest of Fort Worth in Tarrant County, bordering the roughly 3,700-acre Benbrook Lake.
Bowie
The largest town in Montague County, with a historic downtown on its original brick streets.
Boyd
On State Highway 114 about 7 miles south of Decatur, in southern Wise County.
Bridgeport
In western Wise County beside Lake Bridgeport, a roughly 12,000-acre reservoir on the West Fork of the Trinity.
Brock
A rural community about 11 miles southwest of Weatherford in Parker County, served by Brock ISD.
Chico
At State Highway 101 and FM 1810, about 5 miles north of Bridgeport near Lake Bridgeport.
Decatur
The Wise County seat, about 35 miles northwest of Fort Worth on US 81/287, with an 1896 courthouse on its square.
Gordon
In southern Palo Pinto County on State Highway 193, near the historic Thurber ghost town site.
Graford
On the southern shore of Possum Kingdom Lake in Palo Pinto County, near Possum Kingdom State Park.
Graham
The Young County seat, about 65 miles northwest of Fort Worth and home to Lake Graham.
Hudson Oaks
On Interstate 20 and US 80, about 5 miles east of Weatherford in Parker County.
Jermyn
An unincorporated community on State Highway 114 in far western Jack County, near the Young County line.
Lake Bridgeport
A small Wise County town on the shoreline of the reservoir it shares a name with.
Lipan
In the northwestern corner of Hood County, about 16 miles northwest of Granbury near the Brazos River.
Millsap
On FM 113 about 15 miles west of Weatherford, between Interstate 20 and US 180 in Parker County.
Mingus
On State Highways 193 and 108 in southwestern Palo Pinto County, near Palo Pinto Mountains State Park.
New Fairview
Southeast of Decatur in Wise County — the county’s largest city by land area.
Newark
On FM 718 in the far southeast corner of Wise County, about 2 miles east of Eagle Mountain Lake.
Palo Pinto
The county seat, on US 180 about 12 miles southwest of Mineral Wells, with a WPA-built courthouse.
Paradise
On State Highway 114 about 6 miles southwest of Decatur, in southwestern Wise County.
Peaster
An unincorporated community about 8 miles northwest of Weatherford in Parker County, served by Peaster ISD.
Perrin
An unincorporated community on US 281 about 15 miles from Jacksboro, in southern Jack County.
Poolville
About 18 miles northwest of Weatherford in northwest Parker County, extending slightly into Wise County.
Rhome
Where US 287 meets State Highway 114 in southern Wise County, about 12 miles from Texas Motor Speedway.
Runaway Bay
On the southern shore of Lake Bridgeport in Wise County, home to the county’s only 18-hole golf course.
Santo
An unincorporated community on FM 4 about 14 miles south of Palo Pinto, served by Santo ISD.
Stephenville
The Erath County seat, about 65 miles southwest of Fort Worth and home to Tarleton State University.
Strawn
On State Highways 16 and 108 in southwestern Palo Pinto County, near Palo Pinto Mountains State Park.
Sunset
An unincorporated community about 15 miles south of Montague, in southern Montague County.
Willow Park
On Interstate 20 about 8 miles east of Weatherford, in eastern Parker County.
Also serving Whitt, Breckenridge, Eastland, Cisco, Ranger, Godley, Glen Rose, and Newcastle.
