ActiveFort Worth, TX
1301 E Weatherford Street
$2,900,000- 0.677 acres
Listed by: Stephen Reich from Williams Trew Real Estate
Fort Worth real estate and area guide.
Fort Worth is centered in Tarrant County but extends into Denton, Parker, Wise and Johnson counties. The city-name listing search intentionally crosses those county lines. Neighborhood, school, tax and service questions require an exact address rather than one metro-wide assumption.
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Live MLS results matched by listing city name. Listing addresses do not establish municipal limits or school attendance boundaries.
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ActiveFort Worth, TX
6128 Plum Valley Place
$650,000- 2 beds
- 2,498 sq ft
- 0.11 acres
Listed by: Ashley Robbins from Williams Trew Real Estate
ActiveFort Worth, TX
7839 Blanchard Way
$825,000- 3 beds
- 3,524 sq ft
- 0.78 acres
Listed by: Emily Green from Williams Trew Real Estate
ActiveFort Worth, TX
10303 Little Valley Road
$299,000- 4 beds
- 2 baths
- 1,858 sq ft
- 0.232 acres
Listed by: Tammy Rokus from Williams Trew Real Estate
Active Under ContractFort Worth, TX
3613 Ridglea Country Club Drive
$750,000- 4 beds
- 3 baths
- 3,410 sq ft
- 0.597 acres
Listed by: Ashley Robbins from Williams Trew Real Estate
ActiveFort Worth, TX
6117 Ridgeway Street
$492,500- 3 beds
- 2 baths
- 1,500 sq ft
- 0.255 acres
Listed by: Ashley Robbins from Williams Trew Real Estate
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Boundary + flood context
The city limit is one part of the address.
Fort Worth is mapped as a Census incorporated place in Tarrant, Denton, Parker, Wise, Johnson counties. Listing city names and postal addresses may extend beyond this municipal boundary. Verify current city, county, school and service records for the parcel.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Boundary data and FEMA results are cached for this guide; reviewed September 16, 2026.
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Separate the city, mailing address and school district.
Fort Worth is mapped as a Census incorporated place in Tarrant, Denton, Parker, Wise, Johnson counties. Listing city names and postal addresses may extend beyond this municipal boundary. Verify current city, county, school and service records for the parcel.
This guide does not publish school rankings, safety claims, invented commute times or static listing prices.
Source: Census TIGERweb city boundary ↗April 1, 2020 decennial Census count for Fort Worth city, not the surrounding county or postal area. This is a dated count, not a current estimate.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census ↗Fort Worth is mapped as a Census incorporated place in Tarrant, Denton, Parker, Wise, Johnson counties. Listing city names and postal addresses may extend beyond this municipal boundary. Verify current city, county, school and service records for the parcel.
Source: Census TIGERweb city boundary ↗Named districts provide local context, not guaranteed attendance. The Comptroller lists taxing units; verify the actual campus and enrollment boundary with the district.
Source: Texas Comptroller, Tarrant County taxing units ↗These routes orient the search. Check current road conditions, legal property access and the trip at the time you expect to travel.
Source: TxDOT statewide planning map ↗NWS Fort Worth 1991–2020 normals provide regional context, not a forecast for one property.
Source: National Weather Service ↗Air quality changes by place and date. This guide links AirNow instead of freezing one AQI number.
Source: AirNow ↗Property settings
Compare the property settings within Fort Worth.
Established urban neighborhoods
For an existing building, compare condition, lot layout, utility service and the current municipal record before making plans.
Commercial and mixed-use sites
Confirm zoning, permitted use, parking and any recorded restrictions for the particular site; neighboring uses do not establish approval.
Northern and western city edges
Verify legal access, drainage, utilities and any governing overlay. A location label does not establish what can be built or changed.
Land within a large city footprint
Land within Fort Worth may be in one of five counties. Rural appearance does not establish unincorporated status or eliminate city development requirements.
FEMA flood research
The overlay starts the question. It does not finish it.
The map shows cached FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer polygons for orientation. Coverage varies; unshaded land is not a determination of low flood risk. Confirm the parcel, effective panel, insurance implications, drainage and any site-specific study during due diligence.
Open FEMA Map Service Center ↗About the NFHL ↗Local context
Local sources for a more precise search.
Multi-county city footprint
The published city profile lists all five counties. Use the appropriate county record alongside the city’s planning and service information.
Open source ↗Municipal and property records
Start with the named authority, then confirm the parcel and its current jurisdiction.
Open source ↗District and tax geography
Taxing-unit names help locate the relevant authorities; they do not determine a campus assignment.
Open source ↗Sources and copy reviewed September 16, 2026. Recheck boundaries, school information and public data before production launch.
Geographic context
Use the county before narrowing to the property.
Fort Worth belongs in a Tarrant, Denton, Parker, Wise, Johnson counties comparison. Use the county links to broaden the search without treating city limits, listing names and county borders as the same thing.
Property services
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Quick answers
Fort Worth questions.
What does the Fort Worth listing search cover?+
Listings matched to the MLS city name Fort Worth. This is not a municipal-boundary or school-attendance search. The preview shows a limited set; the full-results link preserves the same area filter.
How does this guide differ from Tarrant County?+
This page uses the city boundary and a city-name MLS search. The county hub includes other places and land beyond this city. Multiple county links are provided where the city spans county lines.
Which local setting should I compare first?+
Fort Worth is centered in Tarrant County but extends into Denton, Parker, Wise and Johnson counties. The city-name listing search intentionally crosses those county lines. Neighborhood, school, tax and service questions require an exact address rather than one metro-wide assumption.
How should I verify schools and services?+
Use the exact parcel and address with the relevant district, municipality and utility provider. A city name, ZIP code or nearby campus does not confirm service or attendance.
Does the map establish flood risk or shoreline rights?+
No. The cached FEMA layer is an early orientation aid. Check the effective flood panel, drainage, survey and any recorded access or shoreline authority for the individual property.
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