Property Highlights

127-acre ranch with scenic Brazos River frontage
140 feet elevation with breathtaking views
Private ponds for fishing
35 miles of river and lake access
Covered pavilion with river views
Secluded yet close to Fort Worth amenities

Overview

Tin Top River Ranch - Just 45 minutes from Downtown Fort Worth, discover a farm, a horse ranch, a hunters paradise, and a deep water lake house all rolled into one with incredible 20 miles views! Nestled along the scenic Brazos River in northern Hood County, this property is a true sanctuary for nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking tranquility. Imagine having your boats, horses, and hunting grounds all in one place. Here, you can immerse yourself in a world where every day holds adventure. With 140 feet of elevation changes, youll enjoy breathtaking views and the chance to explore miles of rugged terrain. Get lost in the woods, hunt trophy deer, or cultivate your land with hay for your horses or sunflowers for dove hunting. Picture yourself fishing in your private ponds or navigating 35 miles of the Brazos and Lake Granbury right from your backyard. Youll have the rare opportunity to enjoy lakefront living while also embracing all the opportunities of a ranch. As the sun sets, gather with family and friends on the back porch or the covered pavilion, where memories are made against a backdrop of stunning river views. Whether you're hunting deer, dove, duck, turkey, or simply observing the wildlife, this property is a haven for those who appreciate the beauty of nature and the joy of outdoor living. You wont ever have to worry about neighbors across the river ruining your views or your day, making this a private retreat that feels worlds away, yet remains conveniently close to urban amenities. This extraordinary ranch combines the best of both worldsa lake house and a ranchmaking it the ultimate retreat for family, friends, and generations to come. Experience the joy of outdoor living, the thrill of adventure, and the peace of mind that comes with owning a piece of Texas paradise.

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