7745 Whisterwheel Way

Built in 2024 and finished with the kind of details buyers usually pay extra for at a new build. This David Weekley single story home sits in Tavolo Park in southwest Fort Worth, with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a private home office and just over 2,000 square feet laid out the way people actually live. The curb appeal sets the tone: white brick, a stone arched entry and a covered front porch. Inside, wood-look flooring runs through the main living areas. The office sits right off the entry behind glass French doors, so working from home doesn’t mean working from the kitchen table. The kitchen is the real draw. Gray shaker cabinets, black hardware, herringbone tile backsplash, gas cooktop, built-in wall ovens and an oversized island topped with dark granite and bold white veining. Walk-in pantry too. It all opens to the dining area and family room, where a vertical shiplap accent wall gives the space some character. A drop zone with a built-in bench and hooks keeps things organized coming in from the garage, and the laundry room has green cabinetry and floating shelves. The primary suite is tucked at the back of the house with a deep green accent wall and brass sconces. Its bath has dual sinks, a soaking tub, a separate glass shower and a walk-in closet with room to spare. Two secondary bedrooms share the second full bath on the opposite side of the home. Out back you’ll find a covered patio and a big grassy yard with a wood fence and sprinkler system. Energy efficient features include a tankless water heater and zoned HVAC. Zoned to Crowley ISD, with quick access to Chisholm Trail Parkway for an easy drive to downtown Fort Worth, the Medical District and TCU. Shopping and dining along Sycamore School Road are minutes away

Built in 2024 and finished with the kind of details buyers usually pay extra for at a new build. This David Weekley single story home sits in Tavolo Park in southwest Fort Worth, with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, a private home office and just over 2,000 square feet laid out the way people actually live. The curb appeal sets the tone: white brick, a stone arched entry and a covered front porch. Inside, wood-look flooring runs through the main living areas. The office sits right off the entry behind glass French doors, so working from home doesn’t mean working from the kitchen table. The kitchen is the real draw. Gray shaker cabinets, black hardware, herringbone tile backsplash, gas cooktop, built-in wall ovens and an oversized island topped with dark granite and bold white veining. Walk-in pantry too. It all opens to the dining area and family room, where a vertical shiplap accent wall gives the space some character. A drop zone with a built-in bench and hooks keeps things organized coming in from the garage, and the laundry room has green cabinetry and floating shelves. The primary suite is tucked at the back of the house with a deep green accent wall and brass sconces. Its bath has dual sinks, a soaking tub, a separate glass shower and a walk-in closet with room to spare. Two secondary bedrooms share the second full bath on the opposite side of the home. Out back you’ll find a covered patio and a big grassy yard with a wood fence and sprinkler system. Energy efficient features include a tankless water heater and zoned HVAC. Zoned to Crowley ISD, with quick access to Chisholm Trail Parkway for an easy drive to downtown Fort Worth, the Medical District and TCU. Shopping and dining along Sycamore School Road are minutes away