3005 6th Avenue

Fort Worth, TX 76110

In Fort Worth's #1 historical district and highly sought-after Ryan Place, this stunning colonial style five-bedroom, three-bathroom home effortlessly blends timeless charm with modern convenience. Situated on a generously sized lot, the property boasts a beautifully manicured lawn and thoughtfully landscaped yard, enhancing its curb appeal. A spacious, oversized front porch welcomes you, offering the perfect place to relax and take in the surroundings. Inside, rich hardwood floors flow throughout the expansive living area, where a striking stone fireplace serves as a captivating focal point. Each bedroom is designed with character in mind, featuring charming built-in details that add unique architectural interest, along with ample closet space. The three remodeled bathrooms exude sophistication, showcasing modern finishes and high-end fixtures. The kitchen is a chef’s dream, complete with sleek granite countertops, ample cabinetry, and all essential appliances, along with a generously sized dining area ideal for gatherings and entertaining. The rear driveway provides both security and convenience with a well-crafted gate, while the expansive space offers plenty of potential to add a custom garage. Minutes from TCU and Magnolia Ave, this remarkable home is a rare opportunity in a premier location, offering elegance, functionality, and endless possibilities. This home was featured in TCU Off Campus Housing Brochure! Lease expires 5-2026 and has tenant option to renew till 5-2027.

Listing courtesy of Denise Johnson of Compass RE Texas, LLC denise@torelli-properties.com



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