Fort Worth neighborhood guide
Heritage Addition
A large, established master-planned community in north Fort Worth with extensive resident amenities, varied home choices, and convenient access to the Alliance corridor.
Community overview
What Heritage Addition is like
Heritage is a roughly 2,300-acre master-planned community within AllianceTexas. Hillwood broke ground in 2000 and described it as AllianceTexas’s first connected, fiber-optic neighborhood. Today, it is an established collection of villages and subdivisions centered around shared recreation, landscaped streets, trails, parks, and neighborhood events.
Heritage is in the City of Fort Worth and uses the 76244 ZIP code. Its north Fort Worth location places residents near major shopping and employment areas along I-35W, Heritage Trace Parkway, North Tarrant Parkway, and the broader Alliance corridor.
Homes and housing market
Housing in Heritage
Market figures are a neighborhood-level snapshot reported by Redfin and may differ from NTREIS results because of boundary definitions, property types, and reporting dates. Ask for a current MLS analysis before using these figures to price or purchase a specific home.
Age and development pattern
Most Heritage housing reflects the community’s buildout from the early 2000s forward. Buyers will find established streets as well as newer pockets, so roof, HVAC, window, and other major-system ages can vary considerably even among nearby homes.
Architecture and size
The community includes primarily detached single-family homes, with brick and masonry exteriors common. Traditional, Texas-inspired, and transitional designs appear across one- and two-story plans, from more compact layouts to larger homes with flexible living areas.
What makes it distinctive
Heritage combines an established neighborhood feel with an unusually large amenity system and direct access to one of North Texas’s biggest employment, retail, and logistics corridors.
Parks, trails and recreation
Community amenities
The HOA describes a 10-acre pool complex with seven pools, including a Junior Olympic lap pool, two tot pools, two water slides, and a water playground.
Pools and water play
Multiple pools serve different ages and activities, from lap swimming to tot pools, slides, and a water-play area.
Trails and green space
Walking routes, landscaped open space, neighborhood parks, and playground areas support everyday outdoor use.
Sports and courts
Residents have access to soccer fields and other active-recreation areas. City-managed facilities and reservations may carry separate rules or fees.
Clubhouse and events
The Club at Heritage serves as a community gathering and event venue, supported by resident programming through the association.
Around the neighborhood
Popular places and major employment nearby
Shopping, dining and recreation
- Alliance Town Center and Presidio Town Crossing
- Heritage Addition Community Park
- North Tarrant Parkway and Heritage Trace dining corridors
- Texas Motor Speedway and events in the Alliance area
- Additional parks, sports fields, and recreation across north Fort Worth
Employment access
AllianceTexas is a 27,000-acre mixed-use development and major North Texas employment center. The Fort Worth Chamber reported that it was home to about 590 companies and more than 66,000 employees as of 2025, including operations associated with Amazon, FedEx, Meta, Charles Schwab, and UPS.
Commute times depend heavily on the exact home, work location, construction, and time of day. Buyers should test their normal drive before deciding.
Growth and infrastructure
Planned development and road projects
Heritage Trace Street Project
The City of Fort Worth’s July 2026 update said construction was expected to begin in early October. The city also lists closures along Heritage Trace Parkway between Courtright Drive and Barksdale Drive through April 2027. Dates can change.
Heritage Trace Parkway Phase 1
Fort Worth is designing a new four-lane divided arterial from Beltmill Parkway to Wagley Robertson Road, with intersection improvements, streetlights, shared paths, and room for future expansion to six lanes.
Bonds Ranch Road
The city lists widening of Bonds Ranch Road to four lanes from Wagley Robertson Road to US 287, another project relevant to travel patterns in the broader area.
Road scopes, funding, closures, and completion dates are subject to change. Review the linked City of Fort Worth project pages before relying on a schedule.
Why buyers consider Heritage
Space, amenities, and Alliance-area convenience
Heritage tends to appeal to buyers who want a mature master-planned setting, a broad range of home sizes and price points, extensive resident recreation, and access to north Fort Worth shopping and employment. The tradeoffs to evaluate include mandatory association rules and costs, variation in home condition by age, traffic at peak periods, and the short-term effect of nearby road construction.
Common questions
Heritage Addition FAQ
What city is Heritage Addition in?
Heritage is in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, with addresses generally using the 76244 ZIP code.
Does Heritage have an HOA?
Yes. The City of Fort Worth identifies Heritage HOA as a mandatory association. Dues, transfer fees, sub-associations, and included services should be verified for each property.
What amenities are available?
The HOA promotes a 10-acre pool complex with seven pools, water slides, tot pools, a water playground, plus community recreation, parks, trails, sports areas, and a clubhouse. Access and reservation rules may vary.
What schools serve Heritage?
Heritage is commonly associated with Keller ISD, but attendance zones can change and may differ by address. Verify the assigned schools directly with the district before making a housing decision.
What should buyers watch for?
Consider the age and condition of major home systems, HOA documents and assessments, taxes and special districts, insurance costs, traffic patterns, and nearby road projects.
Sources and verification
Updated September 5, 2026. Key sources: Heritage HOA, AllianceTexas history, City of Fort Worth Heritage Addition Park, Heritage Trace Street Project, Heritage Trace Parkway Phase 1, and Redfin housing-market data.
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