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A remodeled 1933 Craftsman in Arlington Heights with original hardwood floors, an upstairs bonus room, and a welcoming front porch.
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Property Story
This two-story Craftsman in Arlington Heights pairs original 1930s character with a comprehensive renovation. Real hardwood floors carry the history of the home, while the updated roof, windows, cabinetry, granite counters, stainless-steel appliances, and refreshed kitchen and baths create a practical modern interior.
The main level includes three bedrooms and two full baths, plus defined living and dining spaces. Upstairs, a large bonus room adds flexible space for recreation, work, media, or guests.
A broad front porch, mature trees, brick construction, and a wood-fenced lot complete the setting. The location places the home west of Fort Worth’s Cultural District with convenient access toward downtown.
Property Highlights
Classic Craftsman styling, brick construction, and a welcoming front porch give the home a distinct sense of place.
Real original hardwood flooring preserves an important element of the home’s historic character.
New cabinetry, granite counters, stainless-steel appliances, and tile finishes modernize the kitchen.
A large second-level bonus room provides flexible space beyond the three-bedroom main-level plan.
The renovation included a new roof and windows along with refreshed interior finishes.
Mature trees and a wood-fenced lot frame the front porch and outdoor space.
Property Details
Local Information
The City of Fort Worth identifies Arlington Heights as a neighborhood west of Montgomery Street and north of Interstate 30, with Camp Bowie forming its northern edge.
The 2017 transaction record identifies Fort Worth ISD. Attendance zones can change, so current address-specific assignments should be confirmed with the district.
The property sits west of Fort Worth’s museum and event district, with direct routes toward downtown and central-city destinations.
Nearby
The Garden’s 120-acre campus includes 23 specialty gardens, a tropical conservatory, and research and education resources.
The Kimbell is internationally recognized for its collection and architecture, with free admission to the permanent collection.
This City of Fort Worth complex in the Cultural District hosts entertainment, equestrian, livestock, and community events.
The multipurpose arena next to Will Rogers Memorial Center hosts concerts, sports, family shows, community events, and rodeo performances.
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