North Hi Mount

The Ever Enduring Charm of Quaint Clover Lane

By Eric Prokesh / April 5, 2024 /
Quaint Clover Lane

This is the third time I’ve paid a visit to Clover Lane since I began writing for CandysDirt.com and each time I have been struck by the ever-enduring appeal of this quiet little street. Along with Clarke Avenue, its perpendicular appendage, it practically constitutes a separate neighborhood in Fort Worth’s Westside. As I’ve mentioned before,…

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And The Winner is … a Sweet North Hi Mount Cottage

By Eric Prokesh / July 23, 2021 /
North Hi Mount Cottage

My frequent grousing about the difficulty of finding interesting properties to write about may have become a bit wearing for some readers, but in this tight market, it’s becoming an occupational hazard. As coincidence would have it, this week’s Fort Worth Friday is another stand out listing from Motive Real Estate Group’s John Staab whose…

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Picture Perfect Mediterranean on Bunting Avenue

By Eric Prokesh / July 2, 2021 /
Bunting Avenue

Whats up with Bunting Avenue? Three years ago we covered a stunning new build executed with flawless design and top-notch finish out. Actually, this North Hi Mount enclave abutting Monticello, near the museum district, is becoming a mini-laboratory for successful experiments in quality new construction. What’s so special about this Bunting Avenue home? Well as…

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Classic Colonial With Choice Westside Location on Modlin Avenue

By Eric Prokesh / October 11, 2019 /
Modlin Avenue

Tucked into a quiet Westside location, only blocks from Rivercrest Country Club, Museums, and 7th Street shops and restaurants, 4051 Modlin Avenue sports classic Colonial style and a generous 4,700 square feet of living space. The façade is pleasingly symmetrical capped at the center by a broken pediment surmounting a graceful arched window.

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Bespoke Architect Renovation of a Cassic Clarke Avenue Bungalow

By Eric Prokesh / January 25, 2019 /
Clarke

Clarke Avenue and its perpendicular adjunct, Clover Lane, seem to be charmed places, which have never waned in popularity since they were developed in the 1920s. Prized by young professionals on the move in search of a good west side address, lifelong friendships are often formed with neighbors. Several of my friends and acquaintances made…

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