Historic Homes

Thistle Hill Remains One of Fort Worth’s Favorite Historic Mansions

By Brandi Addison / February 25, 2020 /

Becoming the City of Fort Worth’s first designated landmark in 1978, Thistle Hill is one of two historic house museums maintained by Historic Fort Worth.

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Can We Whisper To You About This Indiana Victorian?

By Adlene Neely Dealey / February 19, 2020 /

Are you a fan of old houses, and are you a fan of things that go bump in the night? Well, since it’s Wednesday, you have to know what’s about to happen with this Victorian we found in Indiana. Meet the Whispers Estate of Mitchell, Indiana. Built in 1894, this 3,700-square-foot home is being sold…

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East Dallas Open Houses To See Before Thanksgiving

By Amy Puchaty / November 21, 2019 /

Why not kick off the season of Thanksgiving with a few fabulous East Dallas open houses? Our top picks offer all the charm and nostalgia of yesteryear with fantastic updates for modern-day. And all are open for you to tour this weekend! A Mockingbird Elementary Muse

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Two M Streets Tudors Show Off The Magic Of Morningside

By Amy Puchaty / November 4, 2019 /

Mornings seem just a little bit brighter in the M Streets. And on the tree-lined block of Morningside Avenue rests two Greenland Hills Tudors that are bold, beautiful, and unabashedly designed. Each offers tons of character and charm but with price points that are miles apart. Which would you choose, the Remodeled Splurge Or The…

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Two Dallas Tudors Take Center Stage In Our Latest Splurge Vs. Steal

By Amy Puchaty / October 21, 2019 /

It’s Tudor time! You know it’s a great day in real estate when two Dallas Tudors are up for grabs and both are under $600,000. And these Tudors have a lot to love. Both offer historic charm but with plenty of updates so they are livable for modern-day. Which would you choose, the Ellsworth Avenue…

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