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The Most Important Feature of The Home For Our New Normal

By Seth Fowler / May 12, 2020 /

The home office has suddenly become one of the more popular features for home buyers…read all about it in Tarrant County Tuesday

A Mansion Steeped in Fort Worth History on Elizabeth Boulevard

By Eric Prokesh / May 8, 2020 /

I’ve been angling to get a gander at 1405 Elizabeth Blvd. since moving to Ryan Place seven years ago. The 6,300-square-foot manse has been semi-secretly on the market for over a year but since going live 12 days ago, the stately, three-story, four-bedroom, five-and-one-half bath house has been under contract twice. Steeped in Fort Worth…

Sarita Drive Home in Westcliff Offers Serenity Now

By Seth Fowler / May 5, 2020 /

Let’s be honest, we are all looking at homes a little bit differently now than before the Great Quarantine of 2020, aren’t we?

Opulent Modern Spread on Saint Benet Court

By Eric Prokesh / May 1, 2020 /

Modern architecture is always on its soundest footing when it rests on classical foundations. This Montserrat modern, perfect in its unornamented simplicity, does possess a timelessness in which we can detect the proportions and disposition of ancestors, with precedents stretching back to the Roman villa suburbana. One of Montserrat’s strong suits is its inventory of…

The New Lake Park Neighborhood Just Unveiled in Walsh

By Seth Fowler / April 28, 2020 /

For you readers who have been avid supporters of Tarrant County Tuesday, you certainly know the development of Walsh by now. Since the inception of the 7,200-acre community in 2017, interest, activity, and sales of new homes have continued to soar in this master-planned development just west of Fort Worth. To date, Walsh has over…