Westover Hills

Westover Hills

Located in Tarrant County

$691,336 Average Value
$705 Average Price per Sq Ft
3 Homes For Sale

Luxury Living in Westover Hills

Experience Westover Hills, where large arched entries, curved driveways and a respite from the city noise create an ideal setting for settling down quietly. As a community in Tarrant County, Westover Hills is among the wealthiest in Fort Worth, hosting 277 homes just 5 miles west of Downtown. Despite its proximity, the allure of Westover Hills lies in its luxury residences. The neighborhood, adorned with mature trees and hilly, winding roads, exudes a well-maintained charm, with Westover Hill's homes reaching the millions. With Fort Worth's cultural district in Westover Hill's backyard, and its proximity to some of the best dining and shopping in the city, it's no wonder it's considered one of Fort Worth's most desirable places to live, with Stephanie Davenport, a real estate consultant at Allie Beth Allman and Associates, describing it as "a very prestigious Fort Worth address."

Large Homes Surrounded by Trees

Meandering through the winding, hilly streets of Westover Hills, hidden behind mature trees, Spanish-style residences with red tile roofs and stucco siding coexist with contemporary houses. Traditional architecture, like Tudor houses with stone exteriors, pointed roofs and colonial brick homes, contribute to the neighborhood's classic character. Most homes feature meticulous landscaping with oaks, shrubs and flowering plants. The absence of sidewalks fosters privacy, free from traffic. Large lots ranging from half-acre to an acre provide ample space between residences. Given Westover Hills' status as one of the more luxurious neighborhoods in Fort Worth, houses are pricier than in other nearby neighborhoods. The average cost of a home here is $2.35 million, with listings reaching as high as $4.15 million. “It has a bit of everything, usually bigger and luxurious. It has modern houses; it has traditional. It just depends on how old it is,” Davenport says.

Roy Pope Grocery Store is a Fort Worth Staple

Everyday conveniences are easily accessible in Westover Hills. For groceries, residents typically walk or bike to Roy Pope Grocery Store, a small family-owned shop with gourmet groceries renowned for its fine wine. Hale House and You Are Here are local clothing boutiques along Pershing Avenue, and The Happy Lark is a go-to for kids' toys. Target is on Alta Mere Drive, alongside numerous big-box stores down the same thoroughfare. For family-friendly dining, about 2 miles east lies Lucile's, a Fort Worth staple for breakfast, and Kincaid's Hamburgers, an old-fashioned joint with nostalgic pictures on the walls. Buttermilk Sky Pie Shop offers a delightful cure for those with a sweet tooth.

Westover Hills residents like to stock up on essentials from Roy Pope Grocery store.
Westover Hills residents like to stock up on essentials from Roy Pope Grocery store.

Head to Shady Oaks Country Club for a Round of Golf

Residents of Westover Hills are within a mile of the Trinity Trails, with over 100 miles of paved paths tracing the Trinity River. Off Roaring Springs Road, golf enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Shady Oaks Country Club, one of the premier golf courses in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The course, rated as the 15th best in Texas by the Dallas Morning News, is known for its gently rolling bent grass green hills and giant hundred-year-old oak trees. While the neighborhood has pockets of green space, Marion Sansom Park is 5 miles north and fronts Lake Worth. The park is an official launching zone for canoers exploring the Trinity River Paddling Trail, spanning 130 miles. Additional recreation is at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden and Game on Arena Sports, both approximately 5 miles away.

Fort Worth's Cultural Districts

Westover Hills is within arm's reach of some of Fort Worth's most iconic cultural attractions. About 3 miles west is the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, the Fort Worth Botanic Garden and the Will Rogers Auditorium, hosting world-class live musical performances.

Fort Worth Country Day School is Rated A-plus

Students of Westover Hills may be part of the Fort Worth Independent School District, including Mary Louise Phillips Elementary and William Monnig Middle, both rated with a C-plus according to Niche. Arlington Heights High School is rated with a B-plus and is home to the Gold Seal Programs and Schools of Choice, offering aviation, fine art, and cosmetology programs. However, Many families also opt for private education, with nearby options including Fort Worth Country Day School on Country Day Lane and Trinity Valley School on Dutch Branch Road, both highly rated with an A-plus.

Get to Fort Worth in 15 minutes

Westover Hills is about 30 miles from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. The neighborhood is well-connected to major highways such as Texas 183, State Highway 30, and U.S. 377. Medical care is close to Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest Fort Worth and Medical City Fort Worth within 7 miles of the neighborhood.

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