Why Live in Burchill
Burchill, a neighborhood in southeast Fort Worth, is experiencing growth due to investments from Texas Wesleyan University and the city. The university's $50 million investment in its campus and surrounding areas, including the revitalization of storefronts along Rosedale Street, has spurred development. The city and Texas Department of Transportation have also improved infrastructure with new lanes, lighting, and sidewalks. Efforts to increase safety and visibility are ongoing. Homes in Burchill are primarily modest cottages and Craftsman bungalows, many of which have been renovated to maintain historical value. The neighborhood is popular among first-time homebuyers, with homes featuring front porches, dormer windows, and a mix of driveways, carports, and built-in garages.
Burchill offers local shops and dining options along Vaughn Boulevard and Rosedale Street, including Black Coffee, known for its inviting atmosphere and signature drinks, and Birreria y Taqueria Cortez, famous for its birria tacos and pizza. For groceries, residents head to Fiesta Mart No. 76 in Southeast Center. Outdoor activities are centered around Sycamore Park, which features a soccer field, tennis court, spray pad, and segments of the Trinity Trails System. The park hosts local sporting events and community gatherings, and the Sycamore Community Center offers a boxing center, fitness center, and computer labs.
Kids in Burchill attend schools in the Fort Worth Independent School District, which has mixed ratings. The neighborhood is about 4 miles from downtown Fort Worth, with commuters using Highway 287 and Highway 30 for access to the city and Dallas. The Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is approximately 25 miles away, and healthcare services are available at Polytechnic Medical Center.
