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Bluebonnet Hills (TCU area), Fort Worth TX

Fort Worth, Texas

Bluebonnet Hills (TCU area), Fort Worth

A walkable neighborhood behind TCU, about 5 miles southwest of downtown Fort Worth, built around Blue Bonnet Circle.

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Overview

Inside Bluebonnet Hills (TCU area)

Bluebonnet Hills is the neighborhood tucked behind TCU, about 5 miles southwest of downtown Fort Worth in ZIP 76109. It is less than a mile long and about a quarter mile wide, with many homes from the 1920s and 1930s including Tudors and Craftsman bungalows, plus postwar homes. Blue Bonnet Circle Park, a 1.25 acre park set in what is described as the region's first traffic circle, opened in 1949 and is ringed by restaurants and shops. It is in Fort Worth ISD and fits buyers who want to walk to TCU, the circle and Worth Hills Park.

The lesson here is that TCU shapes demand. Homes this close to campus attract owner occupants, parents buying for students and investors, so a home with a detached casita or a flexible layout can draw more buyers. A 1955 Bluebonnet Hills home listed at $569,000 in June 2026, and a 1940 home with a casita was listed at $599,990. If you are selling, I market to all three buyer groups. If you are buying to rent, I check the city's rules on occupancy and short-term rentals before you count on that income.

Around town

Around Bluebonnet Hills (TCU area)

Fort Worth Stock Yards sign over Exchange Avenue in the Fort Worth Stockyards
Fort Worth Stockyards
Sundance Square Plaza in downtown Fort Worth, Texas
Sundance Square
Terraced cascades of the Fort Worth Water Gardens
Fort Worth Water Gardens

Photos via Wikimedia Commons. Fort Worth Stockyards: chrisc39, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Sundance Square: Renelibrary, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Fort Worth Water Gardens: Farragutful, CC BY-SA 4.0

At a glance

The facts

Behind TCU, 76109[1]
Location
about 5 miles southwest of downtown
Under a mile long, about a quarter mile wide[1]
Size
1920s and 1930s Tudors and bungalows[1]
Home styles
1.25 acres, established 1949[1]
Blue Bonnet Circle Park
Fort Worth ISD[2]
School district
Westcliff Elementary, McLean, Paschal High; verify by address
$569,000[2]
Recent listing
1,988 sq ft, built 1955, no HOA, June 2026
$599,990[3]
Recent listing
2,232 sq ft, built 1940, with casita, 2026
Amenities

Blue Bonnet Circle Park and the shops and restaurants around the circle, Worth Hills Park with a playground, Walking distance to TCU, About 10 minutes from the Fort Worth Botanic Garden

Location

Bluebonnet Hills sits just south and west of TCU in ZIP 76109, about 5 miles southwest of downtown Fort Worth, centered on Blue Bonnet Circle.

Taxes, MUD and PID

Bluebonnet Hills homes are in the City of Fort Worth ($0.67 per $100 for FY2026) and Fort Worth ISD ($1.0291 per $100 for 2025-26), plus Tarrant County and its hospital and college districts. Rental properties do not get the homestead exemption, so I estimate taxes based on how you will use the home.

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Where Bluebonnet Hills (TCU area) sits

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FAQ

About Bluebonnet Hills (TCU area)

What schools serve Bluebonnet Hills?
Bluebonnet Hills is in Fort Worth ISD, and 2026 listings show Westcliff Elementary, McLean Middle and Paschal High. Confirm the zoned schools for your exact address.
Is Bluebonnet Hills a good area to buy near TCU?
It is one of the neighborhoods closest to campus, with walkable streets and Blue Bonnet Circle nearby. Buyers include families, parents of students and investors, so check rental rules and the condition of older homes before you decide.
How much is my home in Bluebonnet Hills worth?
It depends on size, age, condition and features like a casita or extra bedrooms that appeal to the TCU market. I prepare a free comparative market analysis that shows how your home compares with recent sales near campus.
Does Bluebonnet Hills have an HOA?
A June 2026 listing in Bluebonnet Hills showed no HOA fees. Confirm for the specific address, since deed restrictions can still apply.
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