Fort Worth Dirt
Remember the phrase your seventh-grade football coach would repeat over and over as he was sitting in the shade while you’re doing rolls up and down the football field because John Ridd thought it would be funny to “moon” someone (who turned out was the coach’s wife) while on the school bus coming home from…
More often than not, lakefront properties seem to fall short. Remove the lake and they don’t manage to hold their own without the scenic backdrop. On the market for 10 days, this lakeshore dreamboat at 8910 Dickson Road — on arguably the most desirable street on Eagle Mountain Lake — is such a stunner that I…
Have you seen Ted Lasso yet? Of course you have. Everyone has seen this feel-good sitcom while sticking out one quarantine or another over the past year since it was released. In a nutshell, it’s about a super-positive American football coach who goes to England to coach a professional soccer club — they call it…
I am constantly being reminded of the uniqueness of Fort Worth and why I love it. Take Mistletoe Heights, for example. Mistletoe Heights is one of the Southside’s oldest and most venerable neighborhoods with a history dating back to 1890 when landowner Harvie C. Lawrie laid out the streets by setting a two-inch oak wagon…
Village Land Company created Parkhill Place, a community of 18 original homes inspired by different architectural styles, back in 2008. Located a stone’s throw from the TCU area, Parkhill Place is the perfect location if you’re looking for easy access around Fort Worth, to TCU events, and high-end shopping and dining. At the corner of…
