1928 Year Built:

Single Detached Property type:

Tudor, Traditional Style:

Brick, Rock/Stone Construction:

Resale Condition:

Dishwasher, Cooktop - Electric, Disposal, Trash Compactor Appliances:

2 Number of Fireplaces:

Wood burning, Gas Logs Fireplace Description:

Patio, Balcony, Basement, Multiple Staircases, Garage, Rain Gutters Property Features:

Paneling Interior Description:

Carpet, Ceramic tile, Slate, Brick/Adobe Floors:

Bay Window, Plantation Shutters Windows:

city water, City sewer, Individual Gas Meter, Individual Water Meter Utilities:

Central, Natural Gas, Fireplace Heating System:

Central, Electric, Ceiling Fan Cooling System:

Cable Available, Broadband internet access Telecommunication:

Landscaped, Curbs Lot Description:

On Slab Basement and Foundation:

Wood Fencing:

2 Garage Spaces:

Attached Garage, Automatic Garage Door Opener Garage Description:

Less Than 0.5 Acre Lot size:

Fort Worth ISD School District:

Clayton Li Elementary School:

Paschal High School:

Mclean Middle School:

This picturesque Tudor, reputedly the first house on Ward Parkway built in 1928 by the firm Mobley & Delaney, who were the developers of Berkeley Addition. The Carroll House, named after the original owner, Ralph R. Carroll, features cobblestone brick, Ludowici terra cotta tile roof, decorative cornice, 2 massive stone fireplaces, leaded glass windows and all the storybook charm one could ask for in a architecturally significant home; located in an historic neighborhood; and beautifully situated on nearly half an acre of land. The interior still reserves so much of the original charm, masterful woodwork, exquisite details that are no longer found in homes of today! The Carroll House offers 3 spacious bedrooms, 5 full bathrooms, 2 living areas and 2 dining areas. The home also features a small courtyard, large balcony overlooking the grounds, stone walls and stairwell leading down the property.