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A Victorian home built in the 1890s for a prominent Weatherford family, now a B&B where guests report disembodied sounds, cold spots, and encounters with spirits believed to be former inhabitants.
Weatherford, Weatherford, TX 76086
Research updated June 2026
Age
All Ages
Cost
$$
Bed and breakfast overnight rates; contact the property for current pricing.
Access
Limited Access
Victorian-era home; period stairways and uneven floors typical of 1890s construction
Equipment
Photos OK
Est. 1890 · Victorian-Era Home, c. 1890s · Weatherford, Parker County (Historic Cattle Route Town)
Weatherford, Texas, developed as the county seat of Parker County in the mid-nineteenth century and grew through the late 1800s as a commercial center on the stage and cattle routes linking Fort Worth to West Texas. The town retains a significant inventory of Victorian-era residential architecture from its most prosperous decades.
Angel's Nest is described in the Ghosts & Getaways Weatherford guide as a Victorian home constructed in the 1890s for a prominent local family, though the specific family name and construction history are not detailed in the available sources. The property was subsequently converted to a bed and breakfast, operating in the historic residential district of Weatherford.
The precise street address of Angel's Nest was not confirmed in the sources available during this build, and the current operating status of the B&B has not been independently verified. Prospective visitors should confirm the property's current status before planning a visit.
Sources
The Ghosts & Getaways guide to Weatherford documents Angel's Nest as the city's primary haunted lodging, framing it as a Victorian home whose original family is believed to have left a residual presence. Guest accounts compiled in that source describe disembodied whispers audible in hallways when no other guests are present, cold spots that appear in sleeping rooms overnight without explanation from drafts or climate systems, and a general sense of being watched or accompanied that guests attribute to the original inhabitants of the home.
No specific named former resident is connected to the reported phenomena in the available accounts. The Ghosts & Getaways narrative frames the activity as characteristic of an occupied Victorian home with a long residential history rather than linking it to a particular death or traumatic event.
The hauntedhotelstays.com listing includes Angel's Nest among Texas haunted accommodations, though that source provides no additional historical or experiential detail beyond the property's inclusion in the category.
Guests staying overnight at Angel's Nest have reported disembodied sounds, cold spots in multiple rooms, and a sense of presence attributed to former inhabitants of the 1890s Victorian home.
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