2015 Year Built:

Single Detached Property Type:

Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Microwave, Cooktop - Electric, Convection Oven, Oven-Electric, Disposal Appliances:

2 Number of Fireplaces:

Wood burning Fireplace Description:

Porch-front, Porch-rear, Porch Covered, Covered Patio, Roof Deck/Terrace, Balcony, Garage, Decorative Lighting Property Features:

Balcony, Covered Patio, Porch-front, Porch-rear Outdoor Space Description:

Vaulted Ceilings Interior Description:

Carpet Floors:

Burglar Bars Security Features:

Well, Aerobic Septic Utilities:

Central, Electric, Propane, Fireplace Heating System:

Central, Ceiling Fan Cooling System:

Broadband internet access Telecommunication:

Barn, Barn/Stable Other building/structures:

On Slab Basement and Foundation:

composition, Metal Roofing:

Gated Parking, RV Parking Parking type:

2 Garage Spaces:

Attached Garage, Oversized Garage Description:

1 Number of Lakes:

586 School District:

Jacksboro Elementary School:

Jacksboro High School:

Jacksboro Middle School:

Eighteen rolling, hilly acres in Jack County not a working ranch, but a private retreat built for exploring, tinkering, and slowing down. Gated and midway between Fort Worth and Wichita Falls, this is the kind of property where the appeal isn't acreage for hay or cattle counts it's the terrain itself: a rocky hill made for climbing up, down, and across, a stocked pond for fishing off the bank, and enough separately fenced land around the home site to keep a small hobby herd of goats (or bees the land has drawn interest from more than one beekeeper) without needing the scale of a commercial operation. The 4 bedroom, 3.5bath home (nearly 3,800 sq ft) matches that same spirit: Colorado blue pine ceilings, hardwood floors, and a stone fireplace that heats the whole living room, paired with a chef's kitchen (induction cooktop, dual convection ovens, copper sinks, granite counters) built for people who actually enjoy cooking, not just hosting. Upstairs, a catwalk overlooks the living area and opens to a balcony with sweeping hill country views the kind of spot made for a morning coffee, not a ranch hand's radio check. Outside, two covered patios and an outdoor kitchen with a fire pit make the property as much about evenings outdoors as it is about days working the land. The home is efficient and self sufficient by design spray foam insulation, rainwater collection, reverse osmosis, a water softener, smart thermostat so it runs quietly in the background while you're out on the hill. A five stall barn and oversized garage RV parking round it out for whoever wants space for projects, animals, or gear, without needing hundreds of acres to justify it. This is a property for someone who wants land to use, not manage a weekend retreat, a hobby farm, a quiet base for horses or goats, or simply room to roam that most homes on a standard lot can never offer.