Bang For Your Buck: $500K homes in Fort Worth

Get a bang for your buck with three homes currently on the market for ~$500,000 in Fort Worth.

Photo of a two-story brick house with a white wrap-around porch

Find your dream home in the Fort Worth neighborhood that’s right for you.

Photo courtesy of Century 21 Middleton

Savings burning a hole in your pocket? At the beginning of this year, Fort Worth saw a 2.7% boost in active listings. With factors like location, amenities, and size affecting home value, keep reading to see what $500,000 gets you in different areas of Fort Worth so you can get the most bang for your buck.

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The layout makes it a great home for a family.

5717 S. Wells Cir., Westworth Village | 4 BD, 2 BA
The updated home was built in 1953 and is perfect for families with kids of pets with its large kitchen and large backyard just begging for an outdoor playset, pool, or extended patio.

  • Our favorite feature: A flexible space that could serve as a home office or a children’s playroom.
  • In the neighborhood: The house is within walking distance to Burton Hill Elementary and is near many buzzing restaurants, including Heim Barbecue on the River, Crystal Springs Hideaway, and River’s Cocktail & Wine Bar.
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This brand new home is now for sale on the revitalized Cottonwood Street.

Photos by Caldwell Banker

128 Cottonwood St., Riverside | 4 BD, 2 BA
A crisp newly constructed home on the revitalized Cottonwood Street blends modern efficiency and classic charm just minutes from downtown Fort Worth.

  • Our favorite feature: Open layout with vaulted cathedral ceilings, marble accents, walk-in closets, and an oversized garage with attic storage
  • In the neighborhood: Set in the historic W.H. Meyers area with tree-lined streets and quick access to downtown dining, arts, and shops.
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Don’t miss the vibrant backsplash tile underneath the kitchen island.

7208 Harrier St., Talon Hill | 4 BD, 3 BA
This bright, like-new ranch-style home has an open living plan and a covered patio that’s perfect for indoor-outdoor living.

  • Our favorite feature: Spacious open concept living, dining, and kitchen with tons of natural lighting
  • In the neighborhood: Just steps from a pool, playground, walking trails, and a scenic pond, with Eagle Mountain Lake nearby

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