D-FW fly-in community to become one of nation’s largest after expansion

Pecan Plantation has added a 2nd runway on the eastern side of the development and is selling homesites with direct & taxi access to the strip

A Dallas-Fort Worth fly-in community will become one of the largest in the nation once its expansion is complete.

Pecan Plantation, located in Granbury about 35 miles southwest of Fort Worth, has added a second runway on the eastern side of the development and is selling homesites with direct and taxi access to the strip.

Half of the new lots have already sold, said Zach Milton, a land consultant with Patten Properties, the Florida company behind the project. Of the 120 planned lots, roughly 50 to 60 remain. Two are direct runway sites while the remaining lots have taxi access.

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Source: The Dallas Morning News

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