FORT WORTH
Luxury Homes for Sale – Fort Worth TX Real Estate

Fort Worth combines historic Texas charm with a thriving cultural and business center. The city offers a wide range of luxury properties, from grand historic estates near downtown to modern custom homes in private, gated communities. Its blend of culture, convenience, and community has made Fort Worth one of the most desirable places to live in North Texas.

Founded as an army outpost in 1849, Fort Worth grew into a hub of ranching, trade, and later oil wealth. While it retains its “Cowtown” heritage, Fort Worth today is a city of over 900,000 residents with a nationally recognized arts district, Fortune 500 company headquarters, and upscale residential neighborhoods. Luxury buyers are drawn to its mix of history, culture, and modern development.

• Westover Hills – One of the wealthiest enclaves in Texas with sprawling estates on large wooded lots
• Rivercrest – Established neighborhood surrounding River Crest Country Club with historic and new construction luxury homes
• Tanglewood – Known for top schools, tree-lined streets, and a family-friendly reputation
• Monticello & Crestwood – Popular for their proximity to the Cultural District and downtown, featuring a mix of classic and updated homes
• Mira Vista – Gated golf course community offering privacy and country club living
• Clearfork – Newer luxury development with modern residences, shopping, and entertainment nearby

Fort Worth luxury homes vary from historic mansions to contemporary estates.

Price range: $1.5M to $10M+
Styles: Mediterranean, Tudor, Contemporary, Modern Farmhouse, Historic Revival
Lot sizes: Larger than Dallas on average, with estate lots in Westover Hills and Mira Vista
Key features: Expansive outdoor living spaces, wine rooms, libraries, guest houses, smart home technology, and resort-style pools

• Culture: Home to the Kimbell Art Museum, Bass Performance Hall, and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
• Lifestyle: River Crest Country Club, Colonial Country Club, and equestrian estates nearby
• Downtown: Walkable Sundance Square with dining, entertainment, and luxury living options
• Accessibility: 30 minutes to DFW International Airport, direct commuter routes into Dallas

Fort Worth’s dining scene balances classic Texas steakhouses with acclaimed new restaurants.

Dining:

• Joe T. Garcia’s – iconic Mexican restaurant with historic gardens
• Grace – fine dining in downtown Fort Worth
• Reata Restaurant – Texas-inspired upscale cuisine with rooftop dining
• Clay Pigeon – chef-driven seasonal menu

Shopping & Entertainment:

• The Shops at Clearfork – luxury retail including Neiman Marcus, Tiffany & Co., and Tesla
• Sundance Square – entertainment district with theaters, shopping, and nightlife
• Stockyards National Historic District – blend of history, dining, and western heritage events

Fort Worth residents are served by a mix of public, private, and charter schools, depending on the neighborhood.

Public Schools:

• Fort Worth ISD serves central areas with multiple specialty programs
• Highly rated suburban districts (Keller ISD, Carroll ISD, Aledo ISD) serve parts of Fort Worth and surrounding communities

Private Schools:

• Trinity Valley School
• Fort Worth Country Day
• All Saints’ Episcopal School
• Nolan Catholic High School

• Median luxury home price: $1.9M
• Average price per square foot: $400
• Top-tier estates: $5M–$10M+ in Westover Hills and Rivercrest
• Market note: Historic inventory remains tight; well-presented homes in desirable neighborhoods see strong demand

Fort Worth offers a mix of heritage, culture, and exclusive neighborhoods. With nearly 20 years of Dallas–Fort Worth market expertise, Susan Georgeson provides trusted guidance for luxury buyers and sellers seeking the best of Fort Worth real estate.