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2235 Mistletoe Boulevard

Fort Worth, TX 76110

Listing courtesy of Cindy O'Gorman, Ebby Halliday, REALTORS

$579,900

Active

Beds

Baths

Sqft

1,924

Year Built

1933

About this home

Experience the soul of Fort Worth in this meticulously curated Mistletoe Heights bungalow, where 1930s elegance meets high-end, turnkey luxury. From the moment you pull up to the leafy, tree-lined street and spot the signature Mistletoe tree in the front yard, you’ll feel the history of one of the city’s most coveted historic districts. Stepping onto the expansive, covered front porch, you are welcomed home by a stunning stained-glass-accented front door. Inside, the narrative of the home unfolds through rich wood flooring, wide architectural moldings, and charming glass doorknobs. Every corner whispers of the past, from the textured wallpaper ceilings to the sunlight filtering through original stained-glass windows, yet the lifestyle is entirely modern. The home has been thoughtfully remodeled, featuring a designer-curated interior, brand-new HVAC, energy-efficient windows, and a comprehensive Ring security system. The chef’s kitchen serves as the centerpiece for entertaining, boasting a Viking 6-burner gas range, generous cabinetry, and a built-in buffet server that seamlessly flows into the living spaces. Beyond the interior lies your own private backyard oasis. Imagine summer afternoons by the gorgeous pool, surrounded by lush, brand-new turf and a fresh pump system, designed for low-maintenance hosting and weekend cookouts. Located on the bluffs overlooking the Clear Fork of the Trinity River, the location is unbeatable. You are just three blocks from the Trinity Trails, a mile from the vibrant dining scene on Magnolia Avenue, and a short 10-minute drive to TCU or the Hospital District. Whether you’re heading to a concert at Dickies Arena, exploring the world-class museums of the Cultural District, or commuting downtown, everything is minutes away. This isn't just a house; it’s an invitation to live in the heart of where the West begins.