This Wise County farm along FM 920 brings together coastal hay fields, rolling terrain, and excellent frontage in a high-visibility corridor outside Bridgeport. The land has been in the same family for generations and carries the look and feel of a working place with real long-term potential. Productive coastal pasture, ponds, and a mix of open ground and brush make it well-suited for grazing, hay production, wildlife, or future development. With paved FM frontage, rural water, electricity, this place delivers location and usability in one package.
Land & Water: The landscape features rolling hills with productive coastal Bermuda pasture. A brushy section provides natural wildlife habitat, adding cover and diversity to the open grazing country. Two ponds sit across the acreage, along with a wet-weather section of Barton Branch Creek that runs during rainy seasons. The property is fully fenced and cross-fenced, making rotation simple. Rural water is available along the highway, and an older windmill well remains on the property. Improvements: A three-stall horse offers functional use for livestock. An existing transmission line easement runs through the property. Electricity is provided by Oncor. The brush edge, ponds, and open fields support whitetail, dove, and small game typical of this part of North Texas. The land’s blend of coastal hay and scattered cover allows for light hunting, wildlife viewing, and varied recreational use without disrupting livestock operations. Remarks: This Wise County property checks the boxes for grazing, hay production, and investment. With dual FM 920 access, utilities, productive soil, and strong visibility along FM 920, the land fits multiple uses today and holds development value for the future. A family-held property with clean lines and real potential.