6311 New Mexico Trail
3 Bed · 2 Bath · 960 Sq Ft$77,000Listed by Andrea Rhodes from Cowtown Realty LLC
Hood County's county seat on Lake Granbury. Thinking of selling? Start with a free, Broker-prepared valuation.
Granbury is the county seat of Hood County, built around a historic courthouse square where many buildings — including the Granbury Opera House — are registered landmarks. Lake Granbury, formed in 1969 by a dam on the Brazos River, runs through the city.
Homes here range from in-town properties near the square to lake homes and rural acreage. Waterfront, water access, bulkheads and docks can change a home's value substantially, and they deserve careful pricing. Granbury ISD serves the area.
Listed by Andrea Rhodes from Cowtown Realty LLC
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Hood County properties are valued by the Hood Appraisal District (hoodcad.net).
Yes. Lake Granbury, created in 1969 by a dam on the Brazos River, runs through the city.
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