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This 25.9-acre tract offers a well-positioned opportunity in the path of continued growth just east of Highway 377, south of Pilot Point. The property balances current usability with long-term upside potential, making it an attractive option for buyers seeking both immediate use and future upside.
The scenic acreage features gently rolling land, accented by scattered trees, and is divided into two pastures, with pipe fencing and cross fencing already in place. There are also two nice loafing sheds to provide shelter for livestock. The property is presently benefiting from an agricultural exemption valuation, and there is no known floodplain.
Access is provided by a deeded easement, offering privacy while remaining conveniently located just minutes from historic downtown Pilot Point, Lake Ray Roberts, and major regional routes, including Highway 455 and Highway 377. The Dallas North Tollway expansion, proposed outer loop, and continued northward migration from the Metroplex continue to influence demand for well-located land in this corridor.
For an end user, the property delivers room to build or graze. For an investor, it represents a sizable tract positioned in an area where development pressure is steadily moving outward. With the potential for continued agricultural valuation and continued growth of the surrounding area, this acreage offers both short-term practical use and long-term positioning in one of Denton County’s evolving markets.
Pilot Point blends small‑town character with the kind of natural beauty and open space that’s getting harder to find in North Texas. Set along the eastern edge of Lake Ray Roberts, the community offers a quieter, more relaxed pace while still keeping residents within an easy drive of Denton, Frisco, and the Dallas North Tollway corridor. The historic town square, local shops, and community events give the area a welcoming feel, and the surrounding farmland and rolling countryside create a sense of space that appeals to anyone looking to step back from the congestion of larger suburbs.
People are drawn to Pilot Point for its access to outdoor recreation, strong sense of community, and the opportunity to enjoy acreage living without sacrificing convenience. Lake Ray Roberts, the state park units, and the Greenbelt Corridor provide miles of trails, water activities, and year‑round outdoor enjoyment. At the same time, the area continues to grow responsibly, adding new amenities while preserving its rural charm. For many, Pilot Point strikes the ideal balance: a peaceful, scenic place to call home with the benefits of major employment, dining, and retail centers just minutes away.
Lake Ray Roberts is one of North Texas’ most inviting outdoor destinations, offering a wide mix of recreation on and off the water. The lake’s clear, open stretches make it ideal for boating, fishing, paddling, and swimming, while its quieter coves attract birdwatchers and nature lovers throughout the year. Surrounding woodlands and prairie edges give the area a natural, spacious feel that’s increasingly rare so close to major communities.
The two state park units—Isle du Bois on the south side and Johnson Branch on the north—provide campgrounds, swim beaches, boat ramps, picnic areas, and trail access for hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders. Isle du Bois connects to several popular routes, including scenic walking paths and the well‑known DORBA mountain‑bike loops. Beyond the parks, the Greenbelt Corridor extends along the Elm Fork of the Trinity River, offering miles of shaded trails and opportunities for kayaking or canoeing when water levels allow.
Together, the lake, parks, and trail systems create a versatile outdoor hub where visitors can explore nature, stay active, or simply enjoy a quiet day by the water.
Pilot Point, Texas is projected to experience continued strong population growth over the next five years. Based on recent trends and municipal planning estimates, annual growth is expected to average approximately 8% to 12% per year, with some years potentially exceeding that pace as new residential developments are completed. Cumulatively, this suggests an overall population increase in the range of 35% to 45% through 2029, driven by ongoing North Texas migration patterns, new housing construction, and expanding infrastructure throughout the surrounding corridor.
This links to the Planned Development Page on the City of Pilot Point's website, which lists the current and proposed development projects >
10399 Zipper Road
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