Parker County, TX homes for sale & real estate

Parker County, TX Homes for Sale

Beautiful 5-Acre Lot in Shadle Estates, Poolville, TX — Bring your own builder and design your dream home on this spacious 5-acre parcel in Shadle Estates Community, offering a perfect blend of open land and mature trees for versatile building options, ample yard space, and natural beauty. No HOA with electric on the street. This property provides privacy and country living while staying close to amenities, with Weatherford just a short 20-minute drive for shopping, dining, and services.

Parker County, TX Homes for Sale

Own your piece of Parker County. This parcel over 12 acres nestled off a private road offers you the privacy you need and the freedom you deserve. Hardwoods, a meandering seasonal creek, a gentle topography, and in the growing heart of Poolville surround by other beautiful ranchettes and homes. This is the place for you and your family to grow roots on.

Parker County, TX Homes for Sale

Location, Location, Location!!! Prime Hilltop Property with Unmatched Views in Willow Park – 4.42 Acres Located just one mile from The District at Willow Park and Texas Health, this exceptional tract of land offers the perfect blend of convenience and seclusion. Nestled in one of the area’s most scenic locations, the property sits atop a hill, providing breathtaking views over Willow Park on one side and a serene, park-like setting across the remaining 3 acres below. This is a rare opportunity to build your dream luxury home in a location that offers both prestige and privacy. Whether you're envisioning a grand estate or exploring a development opportunity, this property o

Parker County, TX Homes for Sale

Rare opportunity to own a 1.02-acre homesite in Azle with no HOA, manufactured homes allowed, and plenty of room to create the property you've been looking for. Currently being cleared, this versatile lot offers a fresh start for a new manufactured home, custom home, barndominium-style residence, or investment property. The previous mobile home has been removed. A water well is in place, electricity is available, and there are no known deed restrictions, providing flexibility for a variety of residential uses. The lot could be divided into two half acre tracts. Buyers should verify the condition and suitability of the well, utilities, and any intended use of the property. With this much lan