Springtown

Springtown is a city in Parker County, Texas, located 20-30 miles northwest of Fort Worth, served by Springtown ISD.

Living in Springtown

Springtown is a small town in Parker County, roughly 20-30 minutes northwest of Fort Worth along Highway 199. It retains a strong rural, agricultural character – rolling pastureland, working ranches, and a compact downtown – that sets it apart from the faster-growing suburbs closer to Fort Worth. For buyers looking for more land and a slower pace without giving up a reasonable commute into the city, Springtown has long been an option worth considering. Springtown ISD serves the town and surrounding county, and the community’s identity remains closely tied to its agricultural roots even as some residential growth has begun reaching the area from the Fort Worth side.

Homes and Home Prices in Springtown

Homes in and around Springtown tend to sit on larger lots than in the closer-in Fort Worth suburbs, and acreage properties – from small hobby farms to working ranches – make up a meaningful share of what’s on the market. That gives the town a different value proposition than nearby cities: buyers are typically trading commute time for space, privacy, and a more rural setting. Prices generally run lower than in the faster-growing towns to the north and east of Fort Worth, which continues to draw buyers priced out of those markets or specifically seeking acreage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What school district serves Springtown?

Springtown is served by Springtown ISD, which provides public education for the community.

How far is Springtown from Fort Worth?

Springtown is located roughly 20 to 30 miles northwest of Fort Worth.

What is the housing market like in Springtown?

Springtown’s housing market includes a mix of rural acreage and in-town homes, with pricing that varies by lot size and location. Contact Kirk McDonald Group for current listings and pricing in Springtown.

ZIP: 76082
Downtown FW: 20-30 miles
School District: Springtown ISD
County: Parker