Fort Worth features a broad mix of neighborhood that all have something unique to offer home buyers. Whether walkability is high up on your wish list or you prefer more of a quiet residential vibe, there's truly something for everyone. And if you're also looking for a great deal or an even better value when buying a Fort Worth home this spring, we know just where you need to start your search.
University Place
With a range of price points to choose from, University Place also offers the ease of sitting close to everything you need in the region. The move-in ready homes of this neighborhood present some great options for the spring.
Arlington Heights
Another great neighborhood to continue your search is Arlington Heights. This charming neighborhood includes 1930s style homes, with original hardwoods and attention to detail. You’ll also, however, find some new construction options, giving buyers plenty to choose from.
Ridglea North
The historic Ridglea North neighborhood offers the enjoyment of a park and a location that’s close to downtown, plus several options in shopping and dining. It’s possible to find a charming Mid-century home in both single and two-story designs in this neighborhood.
Candleridge
Finally, the Candleridge neighborhood is affordable priced with homes starting under $200,000. Mostly constructed from the mid 1970s to more recent years, buyers are treated to mature landscaping and well-kept homes.
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