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Parker County is Fort Worth's western front porch. It sits just past the city line on I-20 and I-30, with big lots, wide-open land, and some of the most sought-after schools in Texas. The luxury market here runs on two things: Aledo ISD and acreage.
Fact | Parker County, TX |
|---|---|
Population | 184,767 (2025 estimate), up from 148,222 in 2020 |
County seat | Weatherford |
Area | 910 square miles |
Luxury communities | Aledo, Annetta, Willow Park, Hudson Oaks, Weatherford estates |
Top-rated district | Aledo ISD, TEA "A" (2024–25) |
Location | Borders Fort Worth to the west, along I-20 and I-30 |
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Parker County's luxury homes are concentrated in Aledo, Annetta (including Annetta North and Annetta South), and Willow Park, all largely within the Aledo ISD area. There are also acreage and ranch estates around Weatherford.
Aledo ISD earned an overall "A" in the 2024–25 TEA accountability ratings, with an "A" in student achievement and an "A" in closing the gaps. It serves Aledo, Annetta, and much of Willow Park.
Parker County grew from 148,222 residents in the 2020 census to an estimated 184,767 in 2025, an increase of about 25% in five years.
Parker County borders Fort Worth. Willow Park and Aledo sit just west of the city along I-20, and Weatherford, the county seat, is farther west on I-20.
Yes. Parker County has a strong acreage market, from estate lots in Annetta to ranch properties around Weatherford.
Explore our community guides: Aledo, Annetta, and Willow Park.
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