Martha Williams
Time has been kind to this home. Built in 1960, the bold design of the 4,600-square-foot house still thrills with an intensity that hasn’t abated after nearly 60 years. In fact, time has allowed Japanese maple trees to mature and completely realize the original vision. The classic, modern Rivercrest residence blurs the boundaries of interior…
Read MoreHow often do you hear of a home that comes with its own village? It sounds crazy, but it exists. This magnificent home tucked among the trees of Westover Hills. We’ve talked about Westover Hills before, naturally, as it’s Fort Worth’s most exclusive enclave of fewer than 300 homes. You know, the one that was identified…
Read MoreFirst of all a grammar lesson: It’s So 7 and it’s pronounced “So Seven.” There’s no period after the “o.” It’s not “South Seven” or “South of Seventh.” It’s simply So 7. Dallas has its quirky areas and nicknames, and Fort Worth has the same. Welcome to So 7 Built in 2007 before the lauded…
Read MoreAre there certain houses throughout your city that you’ve always had your eyes on, and have yearned to explore? For me, there are many like that. Some homes are just massive castle-like dwellings that I can only imagine how over-the-top they must be. Others are in intriguing locations. Some just look unique from the outside…
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