An Heirloom on Mary’s Creek. 65± acres in Aledo, Parker County, 15 miles and 25 minutes from downtown Fort Worth, with frontage along tree lined Mary’s Creek. The 5,972 sq ft residence is built around a rare two story 1727 colonial house frame from Ballston Spa, New York, a Scottish settlement that still exists today. The hand-hewn American chestnut beams have been dated to trees cut in 1721, the original builders’ marriage marks remain visible, and the hemlock, hickory and heart pine plank floors came from the same house. Completed in 2014 and fully renovated in 2023, including a new roof and an added bedroom and bath. Five bedrooms, 5.5 baths, primary suite down, steel-framed glass walls, and a wine cellar that doubles as a storm shelter. Outdoors, a glass-tiled pool and spa with sun shelves, fire pit lounge and putting green. The outdoor kitchen has a 48-inch grill, pizza oven, flattop, pellet smoker, Brazilian gaucho grill, dual refrigerators, ice maker and warming drawer. Equestrian improvements include an 8-stall barn renovated in 2023 with runs, tack room, feed room and full bath, plus a 195 x 60 arena with dressage footing and Bois d’Arc fenced pastures. The youth baseball field has a batting cage and automated sprinklers covering the entire field. Fruit orchard, chicken coop and 30 x 50 equipment barn. Three water wells, including a newer well dedicated to the pool and irrigation, and a generator that powers the entire property. Nearly three centuries of history on acreage along a tree-lined creek this close to Fort Worth is a truly rare opportunity.