Tarrant County Tuesday

Enchanting Charles Dilbeck Designed Home Available in Fort Worth

By Seth Fowler / March 28, 2017 /

Charles Dilbeck was a renowned architect of the early 20th Century that designed over 600 homes in Dallas and Fort Worth.  Unlike many architects that stay in the same style or genre, Dilbeck designed homes in a variety of styles throughout his career. This Dilbeck design at 5001 Westridge Avenue is a French Eclectic home built in the…

Fort Worth Agent Wants to be Amazing Racer and Realtor

By Seth Fowler / March 21, 2017 /

Fort Worth real estate agent Ashton Theiss of Rogers Healy & Associates will be a contestant in the upcoming television reality show The Amazing Race.  The first episode airs this Thursday on CBS 11 at 9 p.m. If you have never seen The Amazing Race (me included) it is a show where 11 pairs of eager contestants travel the…

Walsh Ranch is a Community Built For Today, Master-Planned For The Future

By Seth Fowler / March 14, 2017 /

In Part 1 of discussing Fort Worth’s newest development, Walsh, we looked at how the landscape of West Fort Worth will soon change forever.  With the development opening soon (they say April 2017) there will soon be over 500 new homes under construction. For Part 2, I would like to tell you about the innovations, schools and planning…

Get Ready Cowtown, Change is Coming with Walsh Ranch

By Seth Fowler / March 7, 2017 /

One Spring Break when I was a frustrated teenager, I went to spend a few days with my cool Uncle Tony in Dallas.  He was (and still is) a real mover-and-shaker and was a blast to hang out with.  I’ll never forget what he would constantly pound into my brain when we would talk about…

Fort Worth Home Built in the 1920s Comes With Belle Surprise

By Seth Fowler / February 28, 2017 /

Why do people like looking at homes?  Why are there so many viewers on various sites that deal with homes and design and decoration?  Why do you read CandysDirt.com?  I’ll tell you why … it’s because we like the element of surprise. Homes are simply sticks-and-bricks.  I know, I know — they come in different…