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What $1 Million Buys You in Fort Worth

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After recently scouting three lovely homes in Dallas for around $1 million, we were curious to see how Fort Worth’s real estate stacked up. Here are four stylish gems at the same price point.

 

3901 W 6th Street

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Price: $919,000
Numbers: 4 bed | 4.1 bath | 4,498 sq. ft.
Highlights: This chic little home won us over with its carefully crafted exterior. The inside is full of angular details, like square metal chandeliers, diamond-patterned subway tile, and dark exposed beams. The palette of grays and creams feels modern, but also welcoming.

 

2600 W 7th Street #2812

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Price: $995,000
Numbers: 3 bed | 3 bath | 2,463 sq. ft.
Highlights: This clean-lined condo offers high ceilings, slate walls, museum lighting, and some well-placed wine coolers. What we’re really envious of, though, is the sweeping view of downtown Fort Worth from huge windows and a private terrace.

 

3509 Overton View Court

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Price: $995,000
Numbers: 4 bed | 4 bath | 4,175 sq. ft.
Highlights: This lavish home is not for those afraid of color. From a purple-patterned office to a pretty paisley bathroom, the house is wallpaper heaven. Every room boasts its own palette and style, but the contrast of stately pieces and whimsical accessories is consistent and charming.

 

5724 El Campo Avenue

5724 El Campo
Price: $998,000
Numbers: 4 bed| 3.1 bath | 4,500 sq. ft.
Highlights: This sweet little home is more family-friendly than flashy. Must-see details include a sunny attic room, a spacious kitchen and breakfast bar, and a grassy backyard, while stylish accents such as dark hardwood floors, a glam glass shower, and exposed brick walls add just enough pizzazz.

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