Description

Located on Glenhollow Dr in the gated 7R Ranch community, this 1.781-acre parcel in Palo Pinto County offers a mix of gently wooded terrain and natural elevation. The sloped portion of the lot provides long-range views of the surrounding hills and nearby water features, while the flatter area is well-suited for home construction. With paved road access and electric nearby, the lot is ready for development.

Zoned for residential use, the property allows only stick-built single-family homes with a minimum size of 1,800 square feet. Manufactured, mobile, and modular homes are not permitted. Community water is available and a septic system will be required.

As a property owner in 7R Ranch, you’ll have access to a wide range of private amenities, including a full fitness and recreation center with gym, resort-style pool, sauna, movie theater, game lounge, and grilling stations. Outdoor features include hiking and horseback trails, access to Lake McIntyre for fishing and kayaking, and designated overlook areas with expansive views across the landscape. The community is well maintained with paved roads and controlled entry.

This lot is just 13 minutes from Gordon and under 30 minutes from Palo Pinto Mountains State Park. Fort Worth is approximately 71 miles east, with quick access via Interstate 20.

You can find the property on Google Maps using the following link:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/hac7ePa3iExSVsyNA

The coordinates mark the center point of the property’s road frontage, which spans approximately 125 feet. From this central point, the lot extends roughly 62.5 feet in each direction along the road.

You can also view the property boundaries in real-time using the LandGlide app (https://landglide.com/) by entering these coordinates: 32.574914, -98.314232

Buyer is responsible for all closing costs, PERC testing, and installing all utilities (electric, water, and septic).

Don’t miss the chance to make it yours! Contact us today at 833-289-5631 for more details or to schedule a visit.

The interest held by BEC Enterprises I, LLC in this property is either a legal interest arising from BEC Enterprises’s holding proper title to the property, or an equitable interest arising from an executed contract with the seller for the property.

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Property Features

Acres

1.78

Dimension

“428.49 ft Northwest 181.95 ft Northeast 431.75 ft Southeast 185.64 ft Southwest”

County

Palo Pinto

Subdivision

Exists

Access

Paved Road

Power

Nearby

Water

Community/Coop Water Available

Coordinates

32.574914, -98.314232

Zoning

Residential

Elevation

1216.21 ft

Waste

Septic – Not Installed

Road Frontage

182 feet

Terrain

Sloped/Wooded

Home Types Allowed

Single-family/Stick-Built Only. Mobile, manufactured, and tiny homes are not permitted.

Where the Wild Still Whispers: Life in Palo Pinto County, Texas

🌊 Lakeside Tranquility at Lake McIntyre Imagine casting a line into calm, private waters just steps from your doorstep. At Lake McIntyre, serenity isn’t a weekend escape—it’s a daily rhythm. Tucked within a landscape of gently rolling hills and big Texas skies, the lake offers a quiet retreat for morning kayaking, afternoon fishing, or simply watching the sunrise shimmer on the water’s surface. This is the kind of stillness that resets the soul.

⛰️ A Front-Row Seat to Palo Pinto Mountains State Park Less than a half-hour away, the newly minted Palo Pinto Mountains State Park stretches across nearly 5,000 acres of rugged beauty. It’s a hiker’s haven, a stargazer’s dream, and a time capsule of raw Texas wilderness. Think panoramic overlooks, seasonal wildflower blooms, and trails that wind through limestone bluffs and oak groves. As the park continues to grow in popularity and development, its proximity adds both lifestyle and long-term value to land ownership in the area.

🎣 Recreation, Relaxation, and Community Living here means trading traffic for trail rides and finding your neighbors on horseback or at a community cookout. Whether you’re paddling across Lake McIntyre, soaking in the sauna after a workout, or catching a family film in the community movie theater, life in Palo Pinto County flows at a more human pace. With amenities like hiking trails, game lounges, and overlook areas that feel pulled from a postcard, it’s easy to reconnect with what really matters.

🏫 Charming Towns & Urban Reach Just 13 minutes down the road lies Gordon—a pocket-sized town brimming with Texas character. Here, you’ll find friendly faces, family-run diners, and a slower pace that makes you want to linger over coffee. When the city calls, Fort Worth is only about 71 miles away via I-20, making weekend escapes or airport runs refreshingly easy. It’s that rare blend of rural peace and urban convenience.

📈 Why Buy Land in Palo Pinto County? With growing attention on Palo Pinto Mountains State Park and surrounding recreation, this corner of North Texas is poised for upward momentum. Yet it remains deeply undervalued compared to its urban neighbors. Gated communities like 7R Ranch offer the best of both worlds: privacy, luxury, and access to nature—without sacrificing infrastructure like paved roads and on-site amenities. For those seeking a legacy property or a long-term lifestyle investment, the opportunity here is as wide open as the land itself.

🌍 Final Thoughts – Rooted in Stillness, Rich in Spirit This isn’t just a place you live. It’s a place that lives in you. A place where you wake to birdsong instead of sirens, where stars outshine streetlights, and where every breeze carries a whisper of the Old West. In Palo Pinto County, you don’t just buy land. You inherit a way of life—rich in nature, steeped in community, and rooted in a slower, more intentional rhythm. And once you arrive, you may never want to leave.

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