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Why Live in Krum

Krum is a small rural town in North Texas that traces its roots to an 1886 railroad town site. Its rustic town center, open landscape and proximity to Denton — about 9 miles east — give it a distinct character. Residents drive for most errands, with Fort Worth roughly 40 miles down Interstate 35 West, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport about 35 miles away and Medical City Denton about 12 miles out. The rural setting has also made Krum a sought-after wedding destination, with event venues like 50 West and Barnett Estate drawing visitors from across the region.

Housing spans several decades and styles. Older cottages, bungalows and ranch-style homes are close to downtown, typically running between 1,000 and 1,500 square feet. Newer subdivisions on the town's edges feature New Traditional homes on quarter-acre lots with manicured lawns and sidewalks, while the far reaches of town have custom homes on large acreage.

The Krum Independent School District serves close to 2,300 students across Dyer Elementary, Krum Middle School and Krum High School. The high school is known for its athletic programs, particularly a football team that has built a strong community. For recreation, Westside Park and Saddlebrook Park each have playgrounds and picnic pavilions, and Freedom Acres Ranch nearby provides riding lessons and summer camps. McCart Street anchors local dining, with Porto Finos serving Italian fare and Cowboys drawing crowds for classic burgers and fried chicken.

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