This Boyd, TX Property Has the Kind of Versatility Most Buyers Stop Looking For — Because They Never Find It

Is there a no-HOA acreage property for sale near Boyd or Azle, TX with a workshop and outdoor living?

Yes — 116 Chloe Ct in Boyd, TX 76023 sits on one of the largest lots in the subdivision on a quiet cul-de-sac with no HOA, a workshop with second-level storage and converted living space, a built-in outdoor kitchen and fireplace, and Springtown ISD tax rates. It's a one-owner home that has to be seen in person to fully appreciate.

Most Properties Make You Choose. This One Doesn't.

Buyers searching for acreage living near the northwest DFW corridor quickly learn the pattern: the homes with space usually need work, the ones that are move-in ready don't have the land, and the properties with workshop or ADU potential almost never have a finished interior worth writing home about.

116 Chloe Ct in Boyd, TX 76023 breaks that pattern across the board.

This is a one-owner home — built, owned, and carefully maintained by the same family since it was constructed. That level of continuity shows in everything from the landscaping to the cabinetry to the condition of the mechanicals. What you're walking into here isn't a flip. It's a property that someone actually loved and lived in, which is a different experience entirely.

The Lot: One of the Largest in the Subdivision, at the End of a Cul-de-Sac

Let's start outside, because the lot is where this property announces itself.

Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this is one of the few oversized lots in the subdivision — and it shows. Mature trees line the property, the grounds are beautifully landscaped, and the overall setting is private and peaceful in a way that doesn't happen by accident. It happens because someone invested years of care into it.

No HOA. That means no restrictions on your workshop, no rules about your RV, no committees to answer to. For buyers who've been hunting acreage living without HOA involvement in Wise County or the Azle-Boyd corridor, that alone narrows the field considerably.

The Workshop: The Feature That Changes the Whole Conversation

This is the detail most buyers want to talk about first — and rightfully so.

The large workshop includes second-level storage and a converted flex space with its own small kitchen and bathroom. That configuration opens up a range of uses that most properties simply cannot offer:

•        Detached home office with full privacy from the main house

•        Guest quarters or multi-generational living space

•        Hobby workshop with finished living space above

•        Potential ADU (accessory dwelling unit) — buyer should verify applicable regulations with Wise County

•        Short-term rental potential — buyer should verify local rules

The ADU conversation is increasingly relevant across the DFW Metroplex as buyers look for properties that can generate income, house extended family, or flex with changing needs over time. According to NAR's research on accessory dwelling units, ADU-capable properties command significant buyer interest as the demand for flexible housing arrangements grows. A workshop with finished living quarters already in place is a meaningful head start on that conversation.

Built-In RV Dump Station Tied to the Septic — A Detail That Matters

For buyers with an RV, travel trailer, or fifth wheel, this is the kind of feature that usually requires a separate property search entirely.

The built-in RV dump station is connected directly to the septic system — which means no hauling, no workarounds, no coordination with a dump site. You park, you connect, it works. For RV owners, that's a material quality-of-life difference that most properties in this price range and geography simply don't offer.

The Outdoor Living Setup Is Fully Built Out

The covered back patio isn't a slab with a roof. It's a genuine outdoor living space with a built-in outdoor kitchen and fireplace — the kind of setup that takes years and real investment to build, and is typically the last thing buyers get around to adding because something else always comes first.

Here it's already done. String lights, mature trees, landscaped grounds, and the privacy of a cul-de-sac lot behind it. If you host — family, friends, or just Friday nights with people you actually want to be around — this patio is why you show people the house.

Inside the Home: Move-In Ready with High-End Finishes Throughout

The interior matches the exterior in care and quality. Here's what you're working with:

Kitchen

The eat-in kitchen with an oversized island is the functional center of the home. High-end cabinetry, granite countertops, a double oven, and a 5-burner gas range with a large vent hood give you a kitchen that's built for people who actually cook — not just for photos. The laundry room just off the kitchen adds a folding counter and extra storage for small appliances, which is the kind of thoughtful layout detail that only makes sense after you've actually lived in a house.

Main Living Areas

The kitchen opens to the dining area and a vaulted living room — an open-concept layout with ceiling height that makes the space feel larger than the square footage suggests. Tile and dark wood flooring run throughout the main living areas. Fresh paint and new carpet in the bedrooms give the home a genuinely move-in ready feel without requiring you to immediately schedule a contractor.

Dedicated Office with Built-Ins

Floor-to-ceiling built-ins in the dedicated office make this a real workspace — not a repurposed bedroom with a desk shoved in the corner. For buyers who work from home and need a room that functions as a professional environment, this is a meaningful distinction.

Upstairs Flex Space with Half Bath

The additional upstairs flex space with its own half bath adds a second layer of versatility to the interior. Media room, game room, private guest suite, playroom — the half bath makes it self-contained enough to function as any of these without pulling from the main living areas.

Location: Country Setting, Lower Tax Rate, Northwest DFW Access

Boyd, TX 76023 sits in Wise County near Azle — far enough from the metro to feel like actual country living, close enough to stay connected to everything the DFW corridor offers. Springtown ISD serves the area, and the Wise County tax rate is notably lower than many Tarrant County equivalents — a real-dollar difference that compounds over time.

The northwest DFW corridor has seen consistent buyer interest from buyers looking to stretch their budget into more land and space without giving up Metroplex access. According to Redfin's Wise County market data, the area continues to attract buyers moving outward from the core DFW markets in search of acreage, no HOA, and lower cost of ownership.

For buyers comparing tax burden across Wise, Tarrant, Parker, and Johnson counties, the Texas Comptroller's property tax rate database provides current certified rates by county and taxing entity.

Quick Facts: 116 Chloe Ct, Boyd, TX 76023

•        3 bedrooms + dedicated office with floor-to-ceiling built-ins

•        Upstairs flex space with half bath (media room / game room / guest suite)

•        Eat-in kitchen: oversized island, granite countertops, double oven, 5-burner gas range, large vent hood, high-end cabinetry

•        Tile and dark wood flooring on main level, new carpet in bedrooms, fresh paint throughout

•        Vaulted living room open to dining and kitchen

•        Covered back patio with built-in outdoor kitchen and fireplace

•        Large workshop with second-level storage and converted flex space (small kitchen + bathroom)

•        Built-in RV dump station connected to septic system

•        Oversized cul-de-sac lot with mature trees and landscaped grounds

•        No HOA

•        Springtown ISD / Wise County tax rates

•        One owner since built — original owner occupied

•        Near Azle, northwest DFW Metroplex

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a no-HOA acreage property for sale near Azle or Boyd, TX?

Yes. 116 Chloe Ct in Boyd, TX 76023 is a one-owner property on one of the largest lots in the subdivision with no HOA. It includes a workshop with finished living quarters, a built-in RV dump station, outdoor kitchen and fireplace, and Springtown ISD tax rates in Wise County. Properties combining these features in the northwest DFW corridor are uncommon.

Can the workshop at 116 Chloe Ct be used as an ADU or guest quarters?

The workshop includes second-level storage and a converted flex space with a small kitchen and bathroom, making it a strong candidate for use as guest quarters, a detached home office, or a hobby space with living functionality. Buyers interested in ADU use or short-term rental arrangements should verify applicable regulations with Wise County and the City of Boyd prior to purchase.

What is the tax rate for Boyd, TX 76023 in Springtown ISD?

Boyd TX 76023 falls within Wise County and Springtown ISD, which generally carries a lower property tax burden than comparable properties in Tarrant County. For current certified tax rates, buyers can reference the Texas Comptroller's property tax rate database at comptroller.texas.gov. A local real estate agent can also walk you through a side-by-side tax comparison for the area.

This One Has to Be Seen in Person.

There's a reason the original owners have stayed in this home since it was built. Properties that check this many boxes — no HOA, workshop with living space, RV hookup, outdoor kitchen, move-in ready interior, cul-de-sac lot — don't come together like this very often in the northwest DFW corridor.

Photos will give you a starting point. Walking through it is a different experience.

Lauren Kerschen is a REALTOR® and Founder & Team Lead of DFW's Finest Real Estate Group at ARC Realty DFW. The team works across the DFW Metroplex — from the southern suburbs of Arlington, Mansfield, and Burleson to northwest communities like Boyd and Azle — and can get you scheduled for a private showing on your timeline.

Book a free strategy session or schedule a showing at calendly.com/laurenkerschen.