Craftsman

1600 Washington Avenue is a brand-new (2026) 4-bedroom, 4-bath townhome on a corner lot in Fort Worth's Fairmount Historic Neighborhood, Near Southside — 2,043 SF across two levels, offered at $590,000. Craftsman gables and a deep wraparound porch give this townhome the character of the historic block it sits on, while everything inside is new construction built for how people live today. The open kitchen and living area sit beneath vaulted ceilings around a waterfall quartz island with a tiled, LED-lit base and a built-in linear fireplace. Light oak cabinetry conceals a hidden walk-in pantry. Wide-plank engineered hardwood, stainless appliances, and black modern fixtures run throughout. A main-floor bedroom and full bath work well as a guest suite or office; upstairs, the primary suite offers a freestanding soaking tub, brass fixtures, glossy tile, and a large walk-in closet. A detached garage includes an additional dwelling unit — bonus space above the garage for guests, an office, or rental income. Genuine lock-and-leave living: new construction means minimal upkeep, and the corner lot, covered porch, and fenced yard offer private outdoor space without a demanding footprint — suited to travelers or downtown professionals. Fairmount is Fort Worth's largest historic district, and Near Southside is one of the city's most active investment corridors, anchored by the Medical District, Magnolia Avenue's restaurants and shops, and easy access to South Main Village, TCU, and downtown.

1600 Washington Avenue is a brand-new (2026) 4-bedroom, 4-bath townhome on a corner lot in Fort Worth's Fairmount Historic Neighborhood, Near Southside — 2,043 SF across two levels, offered at $590,000. Craftsman gables and a deep wraparound porch give this townhome the character of the historic block it sits on, while everything inside is new construction built for how people live today. The open kitchen and living area sit beneath vaulted ceilings around a waterfall quartz island with a tiled, LED-lit base and a built-in linear fireplace. Light oak cabinetry conceals a hidden walk-in pantry. Wide-plank engineered hardwood, stainless appliances, and black modern fixtures run throughout. A main-floor bedroom and full bath work well as a guest suite or office; upstairs, the primary suite offers a freestanding soaking tub, brass fixtures, glossy tile, and a large walk-in closet. A detached garage includes an additional dwelling unit — bonus space above the garage for guests, an office, or rental income. Genuine lock-and-leave living: new construction means minimal upkeep, and the corner lot, covered porch, and fenced yard offer private outdoor space without a demanding footprint — suited to travelers or downtown professionals. Fairmount is Fort Worth's largest historic district, and Near Southside is one of the city's most active investment corridors, anchored by the Medical District, Magnolia Avenue's restaurants and shops, and easy access to South Main Village, TCU, and downtown.