Fort Worth Luxury Homes

This Mira Vista Mediterranean Beckons You to See The View

By Karen Eubank / February 6, 2023 /

Yes, it’s important to have a home that is lovely and inviting. But what you want even more is a sanctuary where you feel safe. You want a home to be somewhere you can breathe. You want this Mira Vista Mediterranean mansion, and I will tell you why. Mira Vista is a 24-hour gated community…

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Winsome Monticello Manor on Virginia Place

By Eric Prokesh / June 8, 2018 /

The U.S. Census Bureau says that more people are moving to Texas than any other state. Tracking population from 2016 to 2017, they found San Antonio to be the most populous with a population now of 1.5 million. But guess what city was next in population growth in this state? Fort Worth.Other cities experiencing population…

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Texas Hill Country-Inspired Home in Montserrat is Truly a Grand Maison

By Seth Fowler / November 8, 2016 /

Where can you find a luxury, Texas Hill Country inspired home in a guarded neighborhood, less than 15 miles from downtown Fort Worth, with tranquil views, and the ability to park a dozen vehicles?  If you guessed Tarrant County then you are correct! 9572 Bella Terra Drive is a 7,500-square-foot home with six bedrooms, eight…

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New Build in Old River Crest Enjoys Amazing Golf Course Views, Wonderful Woodwork

By Eric Prokesh / March 18, 2016 /

With lot values north of $1.5 million, a new build with all of the modern must-haves is something of a rarity in the heart of old River Crest. And driving by, you might not immediately identify 701 Alta Drive as a new build, set as it is within old growth trees, its traditional front politely blending with its…

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Majestic Montserrat Manor

By Eric Prokesh / February 20, 2016 /

Majestic, may be a bit of hyperbole, nevertheless from the stone paved drive to the gabled, turreted roof  the 9156 square foot 5 bedroom, 5.2 bath, house at 9517 Bella Terra, featuring  four fireplaces and an astonishing 8-yes-8 car garage, certainly gives the impression of baronial scale and splendor.

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