This 1928 Tudor carries the kind of warmth and character only an older home can offer — steep gables, classic brick, and a timeless roofline that feels instantly familiar. Inside, the home lives comfortably across 1,593 square feet, with original details that give each room a sense of history and ease. With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, the layout offers surprising flexibility, and both bedrooms are large enough to live like dual primaries. With thoughtful planning, the home could be converted into a 3-2, creating additional space for long-term living while also offering a future rental opportunity if desired.
The kitchen includes a gas stove, full-size refrigerator, and full-size washer and dryer, all conveying with the sale for an easy move-in. There is also potential for an extended pantry area, offering added storage and prep space to enhance the kitchen’s functionality. The home also includes a compact but efficient laundry room with full-size washer and dryer space and two large storage cabinets. A 2-car garage adds valuable storage and parking. The home features updated electrical, updated HVAC system, and a working wood-burning fireplace that brings a cozy touch to the living space.
Set in the Historic Morningside District, the home offers neighborhood charm and everyday convenience. It’s walking distance to Morningside Elementary School and close to I-35, downtown Fort Worth, the medical district, and TCU. Set within a charming, walkable historic district, with a bus stop just around the corner for those who appreciate easy, eco-friendly access to the city.
With a transferable foundation warranty and a six-year-old roof, the next owner begins with reassuring essentials already in place.
The home is offered as-is with cash terms, creating a simple, straightforward purchase for buyers who appreciate historic charm and value the freedom to update at their own pace.
