At A Glance

Ten serene acres in Mansfield ISD.

A rare offering: two homes, a 7-stall horse barn with a tack room, a large concrete equipment shop, and a seasonal creek, all wrapped in a perimeter of pecan and oak. Outside city limits, off a busy road but never on it. The houses are honest 1985 country builds. They need TLC. The land is the headline.

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Property Type Single Family + Guest

Second Home 1,590 sq ft, 2BD/2BA

Outbuildings Barn + Equipment Shop

School District Mansfield ISD

A First Look

Step inside. The house, room by room.

The main residence has been lived in and loved. Western art, leather, knotty pine, a stone fireplace that was clearly the heart of the house. A buyer with vision will see what stays and what changes. The land does the rest of the talking outside.

Great room with a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace topped by a cedar mantel, built-in bookcases on either side, leather club chair with ottoman, and a wagon-wheel art piece on the hearth — The great room. A stone fireplace flanked by built-ins, and the wagon wheel that made it the room.

Same great room from the kitchen pass-through angle: stone fireplace at the right, leather club chair and ottoman at the center, kitchen counter visible at the left — The same room, from the kitchen pass-through. The hearth anchors the whole floor.

Western-themed living room with leather and cowboy-print sofas, knotty pine wainscoting, framed equestrian artwork, and bright daylight through plantation blinds — The front living room. Leather, cowboy-print upholstery, knotty pine paneling, and a wall of equestrian art.

Narrow entry hallway with knotty pine wainscoting, a wooden console table topped by cowboy hats hung on the wall, and warm overhead lamp light — The entry. A console of cowboy hats and the long view back through the house.

“Surrounded by majestic pecan trees, oak trees and a seasonal creek, you will enjoy complete privacy despite being just off a busy street.”

The Property

The land does the work.

Ten acres in Mansfield ISD do not come up often. This is one of them. The parcel sits outside city limits, off FM 2738, with the road on one side and complete privacy on every other. Pecan and oak hold the perimeter. A seasonal creek runs the back.

Two homes sit on the property. The main residence is 1,922 square feet with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a large upstairs game room. The second home was built in 1985 and is 1,590 square feet with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Per the listing, both homes need some TLC. Bring vision, bring a contractor, or bring a guest. They have been lived in, and they will be lived in again.

The outbuildings are what make this an equestrian property in earnest. A 7-stall horse barn with a tack room sits beyond the main house. Beyond that, a large concrete open equipment shop. Multiple other structures. The infrastructure for a working small ranch is already in place. The seasonal creek runs the back boundary.

The Land

Ten Acres, Private

Held against a busy farm-to-market road by a curtain of pecan and oak. A seasonal creek runs the back. The reason this address is rare.

The Barn

Seven Stalls, Tack Room

A 7-stall horse barn with a dedicated tack room. The equestrian infrastructure is already standing. Walk it, do not imagine it.

The Second Home

A Whole Second House

1,590 square feet, two bedrooms and two bathrooms, built in 1985. Room for family, guests, a caretaker, or rental income on a separate roofline.

The Details

What stands on the parcel.

7-Stall Horse Barn

Seven stalls with a dedicated tack room. Ready for a working equestrian operation, a private string of horses, or whatever the next chapter calls for.

Second Residence

A separate 1,590 square foot home with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Multi-generational, guest, caretaker, or rental income, all on the same deed.

Equipment Shop

A large concrete open equipment shop alongside the barn. Tractors, trailers, tools, a workshop. Real space for the work the land asks of you.

Pecan And Oak Canopy

Mature pecan and oak ring the parcel and shelter the main house. They are the reason a busy road feels far away even when it is not.

Seasonal Creek

A seasonal creek runs the back of the property. Rural Texas in the way that only land with running water can be.

Outside City Limits

Not inside city limits, on a Mansfield ISD address. The school district stays. The city ordinances do not apply.

Estimate Your Payment

Run the numbers, quietly.

Adjust the inputs below to see an estimated monthly principal and interest payment on the parcel. A starting point for the conversation, not a quote.

Down Payment 20%

Interest Rate 6.5%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly Payment

$6,827

Principal and interest only. Property taxes and insurance are not included. Based on a list price of $1,350,000.

The Neighborhood

Burleson, as it lives off the road.

The address is Burleson, but the parcel sits outside city limits in the Mansfield ISD attendance zone, an arrangement that buyers of rural Tarrant and Johnson County land know to look for. FM 2738 carries the daily traffic to and from Fort Worth and the southern suburbs. The trees take care of the rest.

Downtown Fort Worth sits about 25 minutes north. Mansfield is a short drive east. The land itself sits on Texas time.

Mansfield ISD attendance zone, outside city limits, on FM 2738

Ten Acres, Held By Pecans.