Want Museums, Shopping, And Restaurants? This Fort Worth Condominium is Near Them All

So, we all know the most important thing about real estate, right? Repeat after me: “Location, location, location.” That’s what this attractive Fort Worth condominium has — the right location in spades.

“The thing that sells it is the location,” said Realtor Andrea Childress with Monument Realty. “Downtown Fort Worth is just right there.”

A Fort Worth Condominium Near Sundance Square

Yes, this good-looking unit is near Montgomery Plaza, a 15-minute walk to downtown Fort Worth’s Sundance Square, and close to Cowtown’s popular museum district. You can easily spend spare time at the Amon Carter Museum, the Cowgirl Hall of Fame, Bass Hall, Dickie’s Arena, or Target. Anyone looking for that lock-and-leave lifestyle can buy that freedom right here.

Priced for less than $300k, this condo contains one bedroom and one bathroom and is built for efficiency. In its 1,030 square feet are all the wants of modern life: hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and loads of Texas’ natural light.

The kitchen features a breakfast bar, a kitchen island, and a pantry. The bedroom is neatly equipped with an ensuite bathroom, a linen closet, and a walk-in closet with closet cabinetry.

Like how it looks? It’s a darling abode shown with furniture so appropriate for the space. The current homeowner brought in the drapes, which will stay.

“What is funny is we didn’t stage it all,” Childress said. “My client just has impeccable taste.”

A Great Unit in Walkable Fort Worth

Besides the location, the home also comes with an oversized garage. Currently, it’s housing the homeowner’s car and the bikes she uses to discover the area. The property is a first-level unit, meaning a private entry from the sidewalk. A bistro table fits easily on the patio area, giving the homeowner easy access to the outdoors.

The HOA fees are minimal when compared to similar condominiums, Childress said. For $301 monthly, owners benefit from a community pool and clubhouse.

Nice Investment

This Fort Worth condominium could make a great home for a single person, a couple, or anyone who wants to downsize. If it’s not purchased as a primary residence, it could be a great investment property, she said.

No matter who buys it, the condo has an important thing going for it.

“The location is killer,” Childress said.

Realtor Andrea Childress with Monument Realty has listed Unit 1104 at 950 Henderson St. for $280,000.