1930 Year Built:

Single Detached Property type:

Tudor Style:

Brick Construction:

Resale Condition:

Pool Recreational Features:

Dishwasher, Cooktop - Electric, Disposal Appliances:

3 Number of Fireplaces:

Wood burning Fireplace Description:

Porch Covered, Basement, Garage Property Features:

Ceramic tile, Slate Floors:

city water, City sewer Utilities:

Electric Heating System:

Central, Electric Cooling System:

Cable Available, Broadband internet access Telecommunication:

Interior Lot, Landscaped, Sidewalks, Curbs Lot Description:

On Slab Basement and Foundation:

Brick Wall Fencing:

2 Garage Spaces:

18 x 15 Garage Dimensions:

Less Than 0.5 Acre Lot size:

Fort Worth ISD School District:

Clayton Li Elementary School:

Paschal High School:

Mclean Middle School:

Beautifully restored 1930 home, located in Park Hill, one of Fort Worth's most desirable neighborhoods. Very well-known architect, Joseph Pelich, captured the Early English style with his masterful design. Approx. 5914 sf of perfection. Extraordinary architectural details include slate roof, Tudor arched entry, gothic plaster cornice moldings, ornate ironwork, picturesque windows, elevator, and so much more. Upstairs is the primary suite, complete with study and fireplace, plus 3 more bedrooms. Large basement with fireplace, living room, game room and workout area. Mature trees enhance the lush landscaping. Studio has approx. 190 sf, and overlooks the backyard and pool. Guest cottage has approx. 475 sf, adjacent to the 2-car garage. A true Fort Worth treasure. Square Footage listed above does not include the detached 436 sq ft guest house or the 180 sq ft studio.