Friday Five Hundred: Finding Form And Function in Fort Worth
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In the $400K to $500K range, there’s a lot of new construction in Fort Worth. And while a new home is good every once in a while, seeing the same granite and stainless kitchen can be a little bit boring. Nothing against Fort Worth: I love the city and it’s awesome south side and the TCU area is just booming with cool homes and great little pockets of businesses. But I am always on the lookout for interesting, unique homes with a combination of character and amenities.
And in my search, I found this adorable home with incredible curb appeal and a fantastic backyard. And it’s close to TCU!
Built in 1941, 2524 Rogers Avenue is a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath bungalow in University Place for a recently reduced $525,000. It has 2,654 square feet and so many updates that make this home a show-stopper. The kitchen is a gorgeous spot for entertaining, and the living area is open and bright. I love that the sellers even included pictures that feature their pup!
The kitchen has a huge — I mean gigantic island that works for cooking and eating gourmet meals. You could host a fabulous party in this home, piling on the edibles in this gorgeous counter while folks sip and nosh. I love the cabinetry, that, while it isn’t my personal style, still looks gorgeous with the other colors and textures in the home.
Look who’s at home on the couch! You can see clear to the built-in stainless steel appliances in the kitchen from here!
The home has plenty of open space, and a gorgeous master suite that has a beautiful marble bathroom and a lovely shower, too. You just can’t beat the size, either, which makes it both cozy and accessible. I love the decor, which is transitional but also more European feeling. Tons of beautiful upholstery and fabulous colors.
In the backyard, there’s a covered porch, a saltwater pool and spa, and a spacious two-car garage. Honestly, this backyard is just perfect for someone who needs a spot to escape from the daily grind and the summer heat. Does it get more perfect than this in Fort Worth?
