Craftsman

Historic Fairmount charm meets thoughtfully updated living at 1406 6th Avenue. Located just one block from Magnolia Avenue, this beautifully preserved 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers more than 2,000 square feet filled with character you simply can’t recreate. Hardwood floors, original pocket doors, and distinctive architectural details celebrate the home’s history, while an updated kitchen with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless appliances and a generous island brings modern function to the heart of the home. A light-filled sunroom offers flexible space for a home office or sitting room, with a full bath conveniently located downstairs. Upstairs, three spacious bedrooms are joined by an updated bath with soaking tub and access to the home’s impressive front balcony. Outside, enjoy a shaded backyard and the unmistakable character of one of Fort Worth’s most treasured historic neighborhoods. Just steps from the restaurants, coffee shops and local favorites along Magnolia Avenue, this is more than a historic home—it’s an opportunity to experience the Fairmount lifestyle. DOCUMENTED HISTORY: While tax records state this home was built in 1915, previous owners have done extensive research finding the home may have existed as early as 1907. Ask your agent for a copy of the 14-page researched history with period clippings. History buffs will enjoy the work put into this research. SCHOOLS: Close proximity to tuition-free public Fort Worth ISD schools of choice like Daggett Elementary and Alice Carlson. Buyer and buyer's agent to validate schools.

Historic Fairmount charm meets thoughtfully updated living at 1406 6th Avenue. Located just one block from Magnolia Avenue, this beautifully preserved 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers more than 2,000 square feet filled with character you simply can’t recreate. Hardwood floors, original pocket doors, and distinctive architectural details celebrate the home’s history, while an updated kitchen with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, stainless appliances and a generous island brings modern function to the heart of the home. A light-filled sunroom offers flexible space for a home office or sitting room, with a full bath conveniently located downstairs. Upstairs, three spacious bedrooms are joined by an updated bath with soaking tub and access to the home’s impressive front balcony. Outside, enjoy a shaded backyard and the unmistakable character of one of Fort Worth’s most treasured historic neighborhoods. Just steps from the restaurants, coffee shops and local favorites along Magnolia Avenue, this is more than a historic home—it’s an opportunity to experience the Fairmount lifestyle. DOCUMENTED HISTORY: While tax records state this home was built in 1915, previous owners have done extensive research finding the home may have existed as early as 1907. Ask your agent for a copy of the 14-page researched history with period clippings. History buffs will enjoy the work put into this research. SCHOOLS: Close proximity to tuition-free public Fort Worth ISD schools of choice like Daggett Elementary and Alice Carlson. Buyer and buyer's agent to validate schools.