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You’ll be Verde With Envy After Seeing The Backyard of This La Cantera Rustic Traditional

By Seth Fowler / May 24, 2022 /

Relaxing atmosphere and surroundings. Fabulous finishes throughout the home. Beautiful sunsets and skyline views. That pretty much sums up this edition of Tarrant County Tuesday as we visit a wonderful stone-and-stucco home in the gated community of La Cantera at Team Ranch. Let’s Start Outside While I traditionally start Tarrant County Tuesday discussing the home…

How Much Would You Pay For a Fort Worth Compound on 73 Acres? How About $6M?

By Eric Prokesh / May 20, 2022 /

Granted, even in the era of astronomic asset inflation, $6 million is still an eyebrow-raiser. But may I be allowed to make a case for value? A mere 11 miles from downtown Fort Worth is a pastoral paradise of unique and exceptional beauty. Like a simple math problem, the $6 million price tag works out…

This Arlington Chateau Has All The Amenities You Want And The Texas Sunsets You Crave

By Seth Fowler / May 17, 2022 /

When previewing homes for the next Tarrant County Tuesday, I sometimes come across a home that I don’t want to leave. Sometimes I’ll even scheme a way to possibly hide in the home and live there forever. This is one of those homes. Welcome to the gated enclave of Loch Highland Estates in Arlington. In…

This University West Cottage is Fresh as Spring

By Eric Prokesh / May 13, 2022 /

The most astonishing fact about this adorable University West cottage at 2528 Shirley Avenue is that it’s been on the market for two whole days and is still not under contract. This updated Tudor built in 1938 is a shameless charmer with its unique peaked rooflines, tiny lancet windows, and a straight walkway taking you…

A Fairmount Craftsman With a Historic Exterior Holds Modern Amenities Inside

By Seth Fowler / May 10, 2022 /

What were you doing in 1912? We’ve done this exercise a few times in Tarrant County Tuesday, haven’t we? Just like the previous times, I would imagine very few of us were doing anything in 1912. That would make us at least 110 years old, wouldn’t it? For being 110 years old, today’s Tarrant County…