Two acute care hospitals
Methodist Mansfield Medical Center at 262 beds, and Texas Health Hospital Mansfield, which opened in December 2020.
Mansfield carries a median household income of $121,126, the highest on this list, and a TEA B rating for Mansfield ISD.
84,444
Residents, July 2025
16.3%
Growth since the 2020 census
$121,126
Median household income
71.5%
Owner occupied
4,312
Veterans
B
Mansfield ISD TEA rating
What Is Actually Here
Concrete things, not adjectives.
Methodist Mansfield Medical Center at 262 beds, and Texas Health Hospital Mansfield, which opened in December 2020.
Established in 1917 and still the anchor of the historic downtown.
Most of the city is Mansfield ISD, but the Ellis County portion feeds Midlothian ISD. Confirm the address before you tour.
The Practical Read
Mansfield sits about 20 miles from downtown Fort Worth by US-287, roughly 28 minutes when you are not in rush hour. NAS Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base is about 29 miles, near 40 minutes.
Schools are Mansfield ISD, currently a B on the Texas Education Agency's 2024-2025 accountability scale. The Ellis County portion of the city is zoned to Midlothian ISD, not Mansfield ISD.
Mike is a retired Marine Corps Master Sergeant and a REALTOR with Compass. If a permanent change of station (PCS) is what put this city on your list, say so on the first call. The timeline works backward from your report date.
Common Questions
Mansfield sits in Tarrant, Johnson, and Ellis counties, about 20 miles from downtown Fort Worth by US-287, or roughly 28 minutes outside peak traffic. NAS Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base is about 29 miles away.
Mansfield ISD serves the city and holds a B accountability rating from the Texas Education Agency for the 2024-2025 cycle. The Ellis County portion of the city is zoned to Midlothian ISD, not Mansfield ISD.
Yes. The population reached 84,444 as of July 2025, up 16.3% since the April 2020 census, according to U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts.
Yes. Mansfield is inside his working area, and he is a licensed Texas REALTOR with Compass (license 0797145). The first call is a short conversation about what you are trying to do, and it costs nothing.
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