Boyd Eighty is a lovely retreat to the joys of the country lifestyle. Surrounded by a mix of hardwoods and open pastures, the home sits on top of the hill with 360-degree views. This is a great place to rest, relax, hunt, hike, explore, keep animals, and spend time with friends and family. With easy access to town, you are free to come and go often or make this property your home base. A perfect location to have your own cattle or horses, hunt, and fish, and enjoy the freedom of life outside the city.Location: Boyd Eighty is located between Springtown and Boyd (5.5 miles from each) and about 5 miles west of Eagle Mountain Lake. Located near the southern line of Wise County, this property is 28 miles or 45 minutes from Fort Worth, and 63 miles or an hour and twenty minutes from Dallas.Land: The eighty-acre tract (to be confirmed by a survey) has gentle topography with the house sitting at the high point in the middle. The south east corner has dense hardwoods that are full of wildlife. The north east portion of the property is a rolling pasture that is great for grazing, and the remainder of property is a good mix of grass pasture with clumps of hardwoods and brush for wildlife cover. There is a 3-acre oil and gas pad site on the west side of the property that is fenced out and has its own access gate.Water: There are two small ponds on the property, one of which is visible from the house. Water to the home is from the Walnut Creek SUD, and there is a pool and hot tub at the house, which need some repairs.Improvements: After the front gate there is a gravel driveway up to the home, which was built in 2004. On the main floor there is a master bedroom with a full bath, a spare bath, and a den, dining room, and kitchen, with a full wrap around porch. Upstairs is two bedrooms, each with full bathrooms, and an attic door leading to a crow’s nest with long views of the area. The house also has a full basement finished out with a bedroom, office, media room, and lots of storage. There are several sheds for tools or workshop space, and a covered parking for tractors or equipment.