Mobile Homes for Sale in Harvest Ridge, Fort Worth

Harvest Ridge in Fort Worth features traditional brick houses built after 2000, with many homes including attached garages and sidewalks lining the streets. Home prices range from $315,000 for ranch-style homes with three bedrooms to $485,000 for contemporary designs with traditional influences. The neighborhood has a homeowners association with fees between $30 and $50 monthly. Harvest Ridge Park offers a modest playground, softball and soccer fields, and basketball courts, while Padre Purple Kiddie Park features a small playground. Residents can also enjoy the homeowners association pool and the nearby Roanoke Recreation Center, which provides indoor activities like basketball, pickleball, and a weight room. Dining options include Oliva Italian Eatery, Our Brunch Spot, and Kim's Donut, with fast food and grocery stores a short drive away. Big-box retailers like Target and T.J. Maxx are accessible via Interstate 35. Wat Buddharatanarum, a Buddhist temple, offers a peaceful retreat on the neighborhood's eastern side. Harvest Ridge residents use Denton Highway and Alliance Gateway Freeway for travel, with downtown Fort Worth 19 miles away, Dallas 37 miles away, and DFW International Airport 17 miles away. The Hillcrest subdivision includes a private airstrip, which may result in occasional plane noise. The Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Alliance is nearby for medical needs. Students in Harvest Ridge attend highly rated schools in the Keller Independent School District, including Woodland Springs Elementary, Trinity Meadows Intermediate, Trinity Springs Middle, and Timber Creek High School.