Weatherford

The Agency Dallas reviewed 151 closed land sales with a Weatherford address over the 12 months ending October 31, 2026, and buyers paid a median of about $64,600 per acre for tracts of one acre or more, according to NTREIS. Across Parker County, homes had a year-to-date median price of $464,900 through August 2026. As an independently owned and operated brokerage serving North Texas, we help Weatherford owners sell land and homes from those real numbers.

This guide is part of our North Texas coverage, which compares 2026 median home prices across 11 North Texas markets.

What is Weatherford known for?

Weatherford is the county seat of Parker County, directly west of Fort Worth. Buyers usually come for:

• Acreage and homesites within reach of Fort Worth
• Horse property and small ranches in the Cross Timbers and Grand Prairie country
• A historic town center with a more rural pace around it

Our Parker County land guide covers water, minerals, and how land works out here.

What does land and housing cost in Weatherford?

Price per acre falls as tracts get larger. From our Weatherford acreage analysis:

• Median across all sales of one acre or more: about $64,600 per acre
• Median sale: $195,000 for 2.5 acres
• One-to-three-acre homesites: about $70,000 per acre
• Tracts of 10 to 25 acres: about $30,000 per acre

For homes, our Parker County housing market report shows a county median of $454,000 in August 2026, down 5.4% from a year earlier, with 2,242 closed sales year to date. That covers the whole county, not Weatherford alone.

What should a land buyer check first?

The price of a tract is only part of the cost. Before closing, confirm:

1. Whether the tract has city utilities or needs a well and septic system
2. Water availability and any groundwater district rules
3. What mineral rights convey, since severed minerals are common in Parker County
4. Whether an agricultural valuation is in place and how a change of use affects it

We break down the numbers in impact fees, wells, and septic for Weatherford land buyers.

How does The Agency Dallas help Weatherford sellers?

The Agency Dallas helps Weatherford sellers price land and homes separately when that gives a truer number, using closed sales of similar size and utility access. Our Land and Ranch Division handles acreage questions on water, minerals, and ag valuation. For a home, start with a free home valuation.

Frequently asked questions

How much is land per acre in Weatherford, Texas?

Weatherford buyers paid a median of about $64,600 per acre for land of one acre or more over the 12 months ending October 31, 2026, based on 151 closed sales in NTREIS. Small homesites run higher, near $70,000 per acre, and tracts of 10 to 25 acres run lower, near $30,000. Utilities, road frontage, and water all move the number.

What is the median home price in Parker County?

Parker County's median home price was $454,000 in August 2026, down 5.4% from a year earlier, according to NTREIS data. The year-to-date median through August was $464,900, essentially unchanged from 2025, on 2,242 closed sales. These are county figures, so Weatherford and each nearby community will differ, and recent nearby sales are the better guide.

Do Weatherford land buyers need a well and septic system?

Many do. Tracts outside city service usually rely on a well or a water supply corporation, plus a septic system. Inside the city, you would instead pay impact fees, which the City of Weatherford lists at $4,559 for a 3/4-inch meter and $7,613 for a 1-inch meter as of November 2, 2026. Confirm what serves the specific tract.

Why does price per acre fall on larger tracts?

Larger tracts cost more in total, so fewer buyers compete for them, and much of the acreage may have less value per acre than a homesite with road frontage and utilities. In Weatherford, that shows up as about $70,000 per acre on one to three acres and about $30,000 on 10 to 25 acres, based on closed sales.

Is Weatherford a good place to buy acreage near Fort Worth?

That depends on your budget and how you plan to use the land. Weatherford offers acreage close to Fort Worth, but water, utilities, minerals, and ag valuation can change the real cost a great deal. Compare the full cost of making a tract usable with what similar tracts have sold for before you decide on a price.

Sources: NTREIS closed sales, 12 months ending October 31, 2026, and Parker County data through August 2026, as published by The Agency Dallas; City of Weatherford impact fee schedule, reviewed November 2, 2026; Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District.