Stop Six Sunrise Edition Homes for Rent

Stop Six Sunrise Edition in Fort Worth features predominantly ranch-style homes, with larger lot sizes and a mix of garages and carports. While sidewalks are uncommon, the streets are wider, accommodating some street parking. The neighborhood is seeing an increase in newer homes, adding to the mix of properties built from the 1950s to the 2000s. Bunche Park, located between Jacquet Middle School and Dunbar High School, offers a looped trail, playground, exercise station, and courts for tennis and basketball. Lake Arlington, just across Loop 820, is surrounded by smaller parks, while William McDonald Park to the south and Historic Stop Six Park to the north provide additional green spaces and recreational facilities. Local amenities include a Family Dollar, Fiesta Mart, Walmart Supercenter, and Ross Dress for Less along East Berry Street. ZaGardens Market in the Parkside section offers homegrown produce, and The Chef’s Corner within the Chevron gas station serves a variety of cooked-to-order meals. The Martin Luther King Community Center hosts events like the National Night Out - Safety Event and offers literacy programs for children. Public transportation is available via Trinity Metro's Routes 024 and 055, with buses running every 30 minutes on weekdays. The neighborhood is bordered by Interstate 820, facilitating access to other parts of Fort Worth.