Boyd Pasture Ranch offers approximately 39 acres of productive North Texas land with a home, barn, and pasture located just outside Boyd.
This well-rounded property combines a comfortable country home, productive pasture, and functional agricultural improvements, offering excellent potential for livestock, horses, or rural living within convenient distance of the Fort Worth area.
The ranch features gently rolling pastureland with approximately 8 acres of coastal Bermuda grass, typically producing multiple cuttings per year. The remaining acreage provides open grazing with scattered trees and a wet-weather creek that winds through the property. A small pond near the front of the ranch holds water year-round and provides an additional water source for livestock and wildlife while adding to the natural setting of the property. Deer and turkey are commonly seen on the property.
Improvements include a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home offering approximately 2,400 square feet of living space and approximately 2,800 square feet under roof including porches and garage. The home was originally constructed as a barndominium in 2000 and later expanded and updated in 2014 into a more conventional residence. Interior and outdoor fireplaces provide comfortable gathering spaces for family and guests.
Additional improvements include an approximately 60-foot by 60-foot barn constructed in 2005–2006 featuring a roll-up door, fenced turnout, and multiple stalls including two smaller stalls and a larger stall beneath the barn wing. The barn includes water service.
The ranch is currently cross-fenced and supports cattle while maintaining an agricultural tax exemption. The property could easily transition to a horse property or other agricultural use. A designated gun range area has also been established for recreational shooting.
Utilities include Wise Electric Cooperative service, a water well, septic system, and a 500-gallon propane tank servicing the oven, stove, and fireplace.