2021 Year Built:

Waterfront Location:

River Waterfront:

Resale Condition:

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

Porch-rear, Patio, Covered Patio, Deck Property Features:

Covered Patio, Deck, Patio, Porch-rear Outdoor Space Description:

Carpet Floors:

Well, septic tank Utilities:

Central Heating System:

Central Cooling System:

Metal Roofing:

Barbed Wire Fencing:

Covered Parking Parking type:

3 Number of Carport Spaces:

Detached Carport Carport Description:

786 School District:

Travis Elementary School:

Mineralwel High School:

Mineralwel Middle School:

An incredibly rare opportunity to own premier Brazos River frontage in beautiful Palo Pinto County. This remarkable 54-acre property features approximately 1,500 feet of deep-water river frontage, offering breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and endless recreational opportunities. Nestled in a peaceful country setting just 10 minutes from town and less than an hour from Fort Worth, this property perfectly combines privacy and convenience. The property includes a well-maintained 2021 model 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home with covered parking, surrounded by mature trees and lush green grass that create an ideal habitat for wildlife. Current owners regularly enjoy sightings of bald eagles, bobcats, turkey, hogs, and deer, along with exceptional fishing opportunities in the Brazos River. Whether you are searching for a private weekend retreat, an income-producing short-term rental, or a full-time riverfront residence, this one-of-a-kind property offers endless potential. A brand-new asphalt road provides easy access to the top of the property, and a recorded easement grants access to the river. A new survey is currently being completed. The property includes a 1989 manufactured home that is in need of significant renovation and may be best suited for removal. A riverside cabin is also located on the property and offers electrical service, presenting great potential for restoration or a weekend retreat. The cabin previously operated with a permit to draw water from the Brazos River. Pics available upon request.