Now Selling · Johnson County
A small acreage community just outside Godley — public water, no city taxes, and enough land between you and your neighbor to actually notice the quiet.
Why Wild Horse Hills
Everything you'd want from acreage — with the utilities, schools, and highway access already sorted out.
Every lot is a full acre or larger — real space for a shop, a barn, a garden, or just a long driveway.
Served by Johnson County Special Utility District — no well to drill, no hauling, no guessing about your supply.
Outside the city limits, so your tax bill stays where it belongs — county and school only.
Zoned to Godley ISD — a small, well-regarded district where families still know the teachers by name.
A quick run to Chisholm Trail Parkway puts downtown Fort Worth roughly 25–30 minutes from your front porch.
No deadline to start building. Buy the lot now, break ground when you're ready — and use the builder you want.
The Land
Wild Horse Hills was laid out to keep the land feeling like land. Lots are wide, homes sit well back off the road, and the ground is open enough that you can watch weather roll in from a long way off. Mature oaks along the interior, hay meadow and tree line at the edges.
Bring your own builder or work with one of ours. Either way, you're building on ground that's already served, already platted, and already ready.
“You can hear a truck coming down the road a half mile off. That's the whole point.”
Wild Horse Hills · Godley, TexasFrom the Air
Drone flyover of the community, the roads, and the available homesites.
Gallery
Shot over Wild Horse Hills. Click any photo to open it full size.
Available Homesites
— homesites still available out of 65. Inventory moves — if the lot you want shows pending, reach out anyway. Things fall through more often than you'd think.
Hover a lot to see its size and status. 25 of 65 homesites still available.
Availability is subject to change. Call (817) 202-4772 for current pricing.
Building Here
Enough structure to protect your investment. Not so much that it stops being your land.
2,000 sq ft of living area for a one-story home. 2,400 sq ft for a two-story, with at least 1,800 on the ground floor. New construction materials only.
25 ft front, 25 ft rear, 7.5 ft sides. Max height 35 ft. Slab foundation, or slab and piers.
30% masonry on the primary siding is encouraged — brick, stone, stucco, tile, or Hardie board. Roof pitch minimum 6:12. Colors in natural and earth tones.
Barns, workshops, and storage buildings are welcome — one per acre, colors harmonious with the home. Two-car garage required, doors facing the side lot line. No carports.
No deadline to start building. Buy the lot now and break ground when you're ready — once you do, the exterior finishes within 90 days.
Five-foot black top-rail pipe with no-climb wire on the inside. Barbed wire, chain link, and wood are not permitted.
Manufactured, modular, prefabricated, and mobile homes are not permitted — on any foundation.
Up to four household pets. With Board approval, up to eight hens for eggs, plus rabbits and 4-H or FFA projects. No roosters, and no horses, cattle, goats, or sheep.
Plans go to the Architectural Control Committee before you break ground. They have 30 days to respond — no answer in 30 days and your plans are deemed approved.
$300 a year per lot, due each January. Covers common areas, the entrance, perimeter fencing, ponds, and street lighting. Increases are capped at 10% a year without a member vote.
Summary only, drawn from the recorded Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions. The recorded documents govern — ask us for the full DCCR and plat before you write an offer.
The Town
Godley is a small town in Johnson County that has managed to grow without losing the plot. Friday night football, a handful of good local places to eat, a school district people actually move here for, and neighbors who wave.
You're close enough to Burleson and Cleburne for anything you need on a weeknight, and close enough to Fort Worth for everything else.
Get in Touch
The fastest way to understand a lot is to stand on it. Send us a note and we'll get you out here — no pressure, no sales pitch.
