Early American

Located in highly sought-after Aledo ISD, yet tucked away at the end of a quiet country cul-de-sac, 13800 Llano Drive feels like a step back in time and a world apart from the day-to-day. Surrounded by well-kept homes on large properties, this 5.2-acre hilltop setting offers an unexpected sense of privacy, space and nostalgia. From portions of the property, views stretch all the way to the Fort Worth skyline, while mature trees, rolling terrain and a winding walking trail make the acreage feel far larger than its boundaries suggest. At the heart of the property sits a charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath home believed to date to around 1920. While little documented history remains, oral tradition holds that the home was originally located near the White Settlement post office and was relocated to the land, perhaps around 1997. Its age, character and setting give it a sense of history that feels increasingly rare. The land itself offers tremendous flexibility. Established fencing is already in place, with additional room to create pasture for horses or other animals. A separate shop with RV parking adds valuable function, while multiple potential building sites create the opportunity to someday add another home, guest house or retreat while preserving the original residence. This is a property for someone looking for more than acreage. It is a place to wander, slow down, look out over the hills and feel removed from everything without actually being far away. Private, nostalgic and full of possibility, this is a rare chance to create a life that feels just a little more timeless.

Located in highly sought-after Aledo ISD, yet tucked away at the end of a quiet country cul-de-sac, 13800 Llano Drive feels like a step back in time and a world apart from the day-to-day. Surrounded by well-kept homes on large properties, this 5.2-acre hilltop setting offers an unexpected sense of privacy, space and nostalgia. From portions of the property, views stretch all the way to the Fort Worth skyline, while mature trees, rolling terrain and a winding walking trail make the acreage feel far larger than its boundaries suggest. At the heart of the property sits a charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath home believed to date to around 1920. While little documented history remains, oral tradition holds that the home was originally located near the White Settlement post office and was relocated to the land, perhaps around 1997. Its age, character and setting give it a sense of history that feels increasingly rare. The land itself offers tremendous flexibility. Established fencing is already in place, with additional room to create pasture for horses or other animals. A separate shop with RV parking adds valuable function, while multiple potential building sites create the opportunity to someday add another home, guest house or retreat while preserving the original residence. This is a property for someone looking for more than acreage. It is a place to wander, slow down, look out over the hills and feel removed from everything without actually being far away. Private, nostalgic and full of possibility, this is a rare chance to create a life that feels just a little more timeless.