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4401 Clarke Drive

Fort Worth, TX 76135

Listing courtesy of Shannon Bullington, Focus On Homes Realty LLC

$775,000

Active

Beds

Baths

Sqft

2,280

Year Built

1992

About this home

Welcome to a rare Fort Worth treasure where architecture, adventure, and awe-inspiring views collide. Perched above the shimmering expanse of Lake Worth, this retreat delivers a lifestyle that feels more like a year-round vacation than a home. A Three-Level Sanctuary with Four Incredible View Decks. Every level of this 3-bed, 3-bath masterpiece is designed to frame the lake in all its glory. Sunrise coffees, sunset cocktails, stargazing nights — the four expansive decks give you front-row seats to it all. Whether you’re entertaining a crowd or savoring a quiet moment, the views are nothing short of breathtaking. Entertainment Paradise - This property was built for unforgettable gatherings. A custom fire pit for late-night conversations, Multiple outdoor living zones, Seamless indoor-outdoor flow, Space for hosting on every level. It’s the kind of home where weekends turn into memories and guests never want to leave. Bring the Toys: A 32-Foot Garage Awaits - Lake life demands gear, and this home delivers the space to store it. A massive 32-foot garage easily houses boats, jet skis, kayaks, and all your lake toys. Recently upgraded with a large-capacity electric boat lift system rated for 6 tons, it’s built for convenience, capability, and serious fun. This is not a leasehold property — it is privately owned, deeded, and secure behind a gated entrance. Peace of mind and privacy come standard. Lake Worth is one of the rare North Texas lakes known for stable water levels year-round, giving you reliable access to boating, fishing, and waterfront living without the seasonal guesswork. 4401 Clarke Dr isn’t just a home — it’s a lifestyle, a vantage point, and a personal resort wrapped into one extraordinary property. If you’re looking for a place where every day feels like a getaway, this is the one that stands above the rest. Current FEMA Maps indicate home is in 500-year flood plan and DOES not require flood insurance.