10 Acre horse property just 15 minutes from Fort Worth in the acclaimed Aledo Independent School District. The executive home has been remodeled and a 4 stall heated and insulated barn added since 2022. Fenced and cross-fenced pastures with shelters and an outdoor arena at the end of a paved road in an exclusive area of North Texas.This 10 acre property is ag exempt and expertly designed with multiple horse safe pastures. Improved Coastal Bermuda provides excellent grazing and each pasture has it's own water supply. Welcome to 678 Gregory St, where generous living space, thoughtful updates, and an incredible Fort Worth lifestyle come together just 20 to 25 minutes from downtown. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers exceptional flexibility with an office, second living area/ flex room, and 2-car garage, creating space for work, hosting, hobbies, and everyday comfort. The backyard feels like its own private retreat, centered around a beautiful in ground pool and designed for entertaining with an oversized patio, landscaping, and views of the horse barn. A separate shop provides RV parking along with an additional 2 car garage and a beautifully finished, heated and air conditioned room for a home gym, workshop or office. The four-stall horse barn was built in 2022 and thoughtfully designed for comfort and convenience. Each oversized stall is equipped with automatic waterers and corner feeders. Individual stall lights and fans run on separate timers for customized comfort, while wide sliding barn doors provide excellent cross-ventilation on warm days. The barn includes a spacious wash rack with an on-demand water heater, a dedicated tack room, and ample feed storage. Multiple pastures surround the barn, each with its own shelter and water supply, complimented by an outdoor arena with light poles. The humid subtropical climate brings a long growing season (roughly March-November), warm summers, mild winters with few hard freezes, and 30-40 inches of mostly spring/early‑summer rainfall-supporting robust warm‑season grasses and tree cover. Weatherford blends small‑town Western heritage with suburban convenience. Culturally, it's known for the Parker County Peach Festival, First Monday Trade Days, rodeos at the Parker County Sheriff's Posse grounds, the Doss Heritage and Culture Center, historic downtown around the 1886 courthouse, Chandor Gardens, and its position as the western performance horse capital of the world. This turn-key horse farm is just 20 minutes from Will Rogers Coliseum and an easy commute to downtown Fort Worth and DFW Airport.