Homes in Fort Worth ISD

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15 neighborhoods we cover are zoned to Fort Worth ISD, across Fort Worth, Westover Hills. Compare them, then confirm the exact address before you offer.

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Neighborhoods

Communities in Fort Worth ISD

Arlington HeightsAn 1890s west Fort Worth suburb that boomed in the 1920s, known for bungalows and English cottages near Camp Bowie Boulevard.Open →Berkeley PlaceA central Fort Worth neighborhood of brick and stucco homes between Park Place Avenue and Ward Parkway, near TCU.Open →Bluebonnet Hills (TCU area)A walkable neighborhood behind TCU, about 5 miles southwest of downtown Fort Worth, built around Blue Bonnet Circle.Open →Edwards Ranch RiverhillsA 320 acre luxury neighborhood on the 1848 Edwards Ranch, south of the Trinity River across from Clearfork, planned for 350 homes.Open →FairmountA National Register historic district about two miles south of downtown Fort Worth, with homes built mostly from 1905 to 1920.Open →Mistletoe HeightsA central Fort Worth neighborhood on a bluff above the Clear Fork, named for the 1892 Mistletoe Land Company.Open →MonticelloA west Fort Worth neighborhood dating to the 1930s, around Monticello Park, near West 7th and about two miles from downtown.Open →MontserratA guard-gated west Fort Worth community begun in 2003 along Mary's Creek, with large lots and about 30 acres of green space.Open →Overton ParkA southwest Fort Worth neighborhood along a nearly 50 acre linear park built in 1959, next to Tanglewood and Overton Woods.Open →RidgleaA west Fort Worth area of about 3,500 mostly mid-century homes along Camp Bowie Boulevard, developed by the Luther brothers.Open →RivercrestA west Fort Worth neighborhood built around River Crest Country Club, which opened in 1911 as the centerpiece of the Rivercrest Addition.Open →Ryan PlaceA south side Fort Worth district developed by John C. Ryan, with entry gates on Elizabeth Boulevard built in 1911.Open →TanglewoodA southwest Fort Worth neighborhood of mostly post-1950s brick and stone homes along a Trinity River branch, just west of TCU.Open →Veale RanchA 3,790 acre ranch in west Fort Worth, owned by the Veale family since 1935, now planned for about 5,000 homes.Open →Westover HillsA separate incorporated town of 641 residents (2020 census) surrounded by west Fort Worth, sharing the 76107 ZIP code.Open →

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How do I know if a home is in Fort Worth ISD?

Use Fort Worth ISD's boundary or school locator tool with the exact address, and ask the listing agent for the zoned campuses. City limits and school lines do not match in North Texas.

Which neighborhoods are in Fort Worth ISD?

The 15 communities on this page are zoned to Fort Worth ISD according to their sources; some larger communities are split, so check the address.

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