One replatted homesite
Two former lots were replatted into one residential parcel.

Closed 2025 · Seller Representation
An approximately 0.311-acre cul-de-sac homesite in gated Westover Square, represented by Chris Mitchell for the seller in 2025.
Property Story
At 1815 Westover Square, two former lots had been replatted into one approximately 0.311-acre homesite within a gated Fort Worth community. The cul-de-sac location paired an interior, landscaped parcel with single-family residential zoning and a setting among established homes. Its approximately 13,547 square feet offered a distinct starting point for planning a custom residence in Westover Square.
The land was listed with city water, city sewer, curbs, installed streets, and utilities. The community had mandatory HOA membership, with a monthly fee of $395 during the 2025 transaction. Deed restrictions and access and utility easements were also part of the property’s planning context.
Chris Mitchell represented the seller in the transaction that closed on November 12, 2025. The last list price was $575,000. This property is no longer available; contact Chris to discuss comparable homesites or the sale of residential land in North Texas.
Property Highlights
Two former lots were replatted into one residential parcel.
A 13,547-square-foot lot offered space to plan a custom residence.
Westover Square provided a gated residential setting in Fort Worth.
The interior homesite sat on a cul-de-sac with an irregular, landscaped lot.
City water and city sewer were listed among the available utilities.
The parcel was listed with single-family residential zoning, installed streets, and utilities.
Property Details
Local Information
This Tarrant County homesite was part of the Westover Square subdivision in Fort Worth, with mandatory HOA membership and a gated community setting.
The property was listed within Fort Worth ISD in 2025. Buyers considering another homesite should confirm current attendance boundaries directly with the district.
Fort Worth provides a residential building permit process for new construction. For a future purchase, review the site, applicable restrictions, and project requirements before committing to a design.
Nearby
Airfield Falls Trailhead in Westworth Village offers a natural waterfall setting and aviation history along Pumphrey Drive.
The Fort Worth Public Library branch at 3628 Bernie Anderson provides books, public computers, Wi-Fi, and meeting space.
The museum at 3333 Camp Bowie Boulevard is a Cultural District destination for art collections and exhibitions.
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