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Old 07-14-2007, 10:01 AM
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Burleson is growing at a fast rate and houses are going up everywhere. I don't know much about the outskirts of the city though, but if your friends have 10 acres, then it must be able to still be found in spite of the overwhelming growth.
Yeah, they are definitely outskirty. About 10 turns or more from the highway. FM this, CR that , , , , I do not think I could not find if I were looking after sundown.

But they like the horsey thing. They ride them to church.
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Old 07-26-2007, 09:32 AM
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If you are looking for rural property I have some available in your price range. It is a 45 minute commute to downtown fort worth. Property is located south of DFW in northern Hill county Itasca school district. 5 miles to I-35 paved frontage New construction.
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Springtown is close to everything. You can get a 3 acre lot with a 1500 sq ft house for $150k.. out at Cooperstown about 2 miles south of Springtown. Nice view too! We almost went that route but didn't want to wait 4 months for them to build it but they might have some ready to sell by now. There is also a new house on Sandlin for $158k, 4 bedroom and about 1650 sq feet. Anyway, I think you should be able to find something good..
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I sure wish all I needed was 1500 sq ft. I'd buy out there in a second. My problem is I need about 2200+ for all my critters.....and my better half has other "requirements"....damn high maintenance woman. LOL
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Look into Decatur. It's growing FAST! And its also what your wanting.
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