One-acre tract
The 2020 transaction record documented an approximately one-acre property in Parker County.

Closed 2020 · Buyer Representation
A 2020 Springtown home on one acre represented by Chris Mitchell for the buyer in an off-market transaction.
Property Story
Built in 2020, 6191 Midway Road is a single-family home with three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, approximately 1,750 square feet, and a one-acre lot.
The historical transaction record identified the property as an unincorporated acreage tract in Parker County. The recorded facts describe the home at the time of the 2020 transaction.
Chris Mitchell represented the buyer in the off-market transaction, which closed on November 9, 2020.
Property Highlights
The 2020 transaction record documented an approximately one-acre property in Parker County.
The single-family residence was recorded as built in 2020.
The historical transaction record documented three bedrooms within the 1,750-square-foot home.
The 2020 transaction record documented two full bathrooms.
The recorded living area provided the verified scale for the home at the time of the transaction.
Chris Mitchell represented the buyer in the off-market transaction that closed in 2020.
Property Details
Local Information
The 2020 transaction record identified the one-acre property as an unincorporated acreage tract in Parker County.
The historical transaction record listed Springtown ISD. Buyers should verify current attendance boundaries directly with the district before making a decision.
The property is in Parker County near Springtown. The historical record describes an unincorporated setting, so this page does not claim that the tract lies within city limits.
Nearby
The City of Springtown describes a 33-acre park with playgrounds, athletic fields, sand volleyball, disc golf, and a walking and jogging trail.
The accredited public library serves Springtown and a wider area with reading, learning, and community programs.
The City of Springtown describes a downtown community space with food vendors, picnic seating, landscaping, and family activities.
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