Weatherford is bigger than most Parker County towns, but it still has a small-town feel. About 30 miles west of Fort Worth, it's the county seat of Parker County, home to the historic 1886 Parker County Courthouse on the town square, and known as the Peach Capital of Texas and the Cutting Horse Capital of the World. Weatherford College, founded in 1869, is also here.

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Selling your Weatherford home with Texas Listing Pros

We charge a 1% listing fee plus 2.5% to the buyer's agent: 3.5% total. That is full service, not a stripped-down discount listing. You get a property walkthrough and pricing consultation, professional photos at our expense, your home on the MLS and the major real estate websites, a showing service that lets you approve or decline each showing, contract review and negotiation, and help through closing. Commissions are negotiable, and your actual fees are set in your listing agreement.

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Weatherford at a glance

- County seat of Parker County, Texas

- About 31,000 residents (2020 census)

- About 30 miles west of Fort Worth

- Historic Parker County Courthouse on the town square

- Weatherford College, founded in 1869

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Our experience in Weatherford

We have closed deals in Weatherford and know the area.