Silverado on the Brazos | Weatherford TX Homes for Sale
Silverado on
the Brazos
Where luxury estates meet Texas ranch land. An exclusive acreage community with Brazos River access, Weatherford ISD, and properties that define what upscale country living looks like in Parker County.
Exclusive by Design.
Accessible by Choice.
Silverado on the Brazos isn't a subdivision in the traditional sense. It's an intentionally limited community of luxury acreage estates carved from Parker County ranchland — the kind of address where five-acre lots are the starting point, not the exception.
The community sits along the Brazos River corridor between Weatherford and Granbury, giving residents something rare: genuine privacy and open skies, paired with community access to the river and a quick drive to everything you need.
Brazos River Access
Community access to the Brazos River — fish, kayak, or simply walk to the water. A lifestyle feature you cannot replicate inside city limits.
Equestrian-Ready
Large acreage tracts accommodate barns, paddocks, round pens, and serious equestrian operations. This is genuine horse country.
Weatherford ISD
One of Parker County's most respected school districts. Families get the rural lifestyle without sacrificing school quality.
Open Skies & Views
Broad Texas sky, rolling pasture, and native oaks — the visual character that pulls buyers from DFW who are done with fences twelve feet from their window.
Luxury Construction
Homes in Silverado reflect the acreage price point — stone exteriors, metal roofs, custom interiors, and builds that are designed to last generations.
SH-171 Corridor
Silverado on the Brazos sits along the SH-171 / Granbury Highway corridor — putting Weatherford to the north and Granbury to the south both within a comfortable drive.
137 Silver Saddle Circle
Weatherford, TX
The benchmark for what Silverado on the Brazos can offer: 4.889 acres, a fully updated 3,230 SF residence, and an equestrian facility that rivals professional operations — all with community Brazos River access and Weatherford ISD zoning.
- 3,230 SF · 4 bed · 3 bath
- 36′ × 114′ equestrian barn
- 3 interior Classic Equine stalls
- Pool + waterfall + hot tub
- 4 paddocks + round pen
- Tack room, feed room, workshop
- 2 covered RV hookups (50A/30A)
- Guest apartment in barn
- Quartzite kitchen countertops
- Spa-style primary suite
- Septic + well utilities
- 4.889 acres total
Stone & steel luxury estate
on 4.889 acres with equestrian barn,
pool, and Brazos River access
CC&R Highlights
What You Should Know
Silverado on the Brazos is governed by a Declaration of Covenants, Restrictions and Easements recorded in Parker County (Document No. 00517127, filed May 2004). Below are the provisions most relevant to buyers. This is a plain-language summary — always review the full recorded document before purchase.
Not legal advice. Consult an attorney for interpretation of any restriction.
- —Minimum tract size is 1.03 acres; no lot may be subdivided after conveyance
- —Residential and/or agricultural use only — no commercial, retail, or industrial activity
- —Home-based professional services (legal, accounting, etc.) are permitted if they don’t create the appearance of commercial use
- —Two tracts may be combined to build a single residence
- —Primary residence must be new construction — minimum 2,500 SF of living space (excluding porches & garage)
- —Exterior walls must be at least 85% glass and masonry
- —Roofs: 300 LB roofing, fireproof wood shingle, or approved materials with minimum 8×12 pitch
- —All plans must be approved by the Restrictions Review Committee (RRC) before construction begins; construction must complete within 365 days of start
- —Garages must hold 2–5 full-size vehicles; no garage door may face a common road
- —One primary residence plus one additional guest/employee residence permitted per tract
- —Guest houses and boathouses acceptable; no duplexes
- —All outbuildings must use materials and design compatible with the main residence; no prefabricated or manufactured structures without RRC written consent
- —No temporary buildings, trailers, or mobile homes used as residences
- —Pools and hot tubs must be fenced per RRC approval; no above-ground pools
- —One large animal per acre permitted (horses, cattle, etc.)
- —No swine, sheep, goats, or fowl as a general rule — reasonable amounts of sheep/goats permitted for FFA or similar youth activities
- —No commercial feedlots or kennels
- —All animals must be contained within appropriate fencing; dogs must be leashed off the owner’s tract
- —RVs, boats, trailers, and large commercial vehicles must be stored behind the residence, in an enclosed structure, screened from view, or on an all-weather hard surface
- —No junk vehicles or vehicles in disrepair stored on any tract
- —Personal vehicles in good repair parked on an improved driveway are exempt from storage restrictions
- —No motorized vehicles on common property (other than common roads) without Board written consent
- —Annual HOA assessment starts at $600/tract; may be increased up to 20% per year without member vote
- —Satellite dishes limited to 18″ diameter maximum
- —No hunting, discharge of firearms, or fireworks anywhere on the property
- —Outside construction/noisy work permitted only 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- —CC&Rs run with the land for 30 years from recording (2004), then auto-renew in 10-year periods unless terminated by 2/3 member vote
The full Declaration of Covenants, Restrictions and Easements is recorded in Parker County deed records (Volume 2216, Page 1334, Document No. 00517127). Buyers should obtain and review the complete document — including any recorded amendments — prior to purchase. Michael can help you locate all recorded documents for any property you’re considering.
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I specialize in the Weatherford and Parker County acreage market — the Brazos corridor, Tin Top Road communities, and properties where land and lifestyle come together. I know Silverado on the Brazos, I know the roads, and I know what these properties are worth.
A Local Expert
Who Knows the Land
Deep Corridor Knowledge
The Tin Top Road / SH-171 corridor between Weatherford and Granbury is a specific market. Michael knows the neighborhoods, the price history, the deed restrictions, and which properties are priced right — before Zillow does.
Acreage & Equestrian Experience
Buying a property with a barn, paddocks, septic, and a well is not the same as buying a subdivision home. Michael understands what to inspect, what to negotiate, and what to watch for in acreage transactions.
Buyer Representation at No Cost to You
As a buyer, Michael's representation costs you nothing. The seller pays the commission. You get an experienced local agent in your corner — at zero cost — from the first showing through closing.
Access to Off-Market Opportunities
Some of the best acreage properties in Parker County never hit the MLS. Michael's network and local relationships put buyers in front of properties before they're publicly listed.
No Pressure, Straight Talk
A $1M+ land purchase deserves honest guidance, not a sales pitch. Michael's job is to help you find the right property — even if that means telling you a specific one isn't right for you.
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