8295 Palo Pinto Highway
3 Bed · 3 Bath · 2,271 Sq Ft · 0.72 Acres$241,000Listed by Andrea Rhodes from Cowtown Realty LLC
A historic resort town west of Weatherford, near Lake Mineral Wells State Park. Thinking of selling? Start with a free, Broker-prepared valuation.
Mineral Wells sits west of Weatherford and straddles Palo Pinto and Parker counties. Once known for its mineral water resorts and later for Fort Wolters — the Army helicopter training base where nearly every helicopter pilot who flew in Vietnam trained — the city is today known for Lake Mineral Wells State Park and its outdoor recreation.
Because the city spans two counties, a home's county and appraisal district depend on its exact location. Mineral Wells ISD serves the city. Homes here are often priced well below the Fort Worth side of the metro, which draws buyers looking for value and room.
Listed by Andrea Rhodes from Cowtown Realty LLC
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Both. Mineral Wells straddles Palo Pinto and Parker counties, so the county, and the appraisal district, depend on the property's exact location.
Fort Wolters was an Army helicopter training base at Mineral Wells from 1956 to 1973. Nearly every helicopter pilot who flew in Vietnam trained there.
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