1930 Tudor house in Fort Worth, Texas - $1.1 Million

Appealing Tudor house for sale in Fort Worth, Texas. Built in 1930, 10ft ceiling, stunning wood beams, renovated kitchen, guest house, 3416 square feet. $1,190,000.

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House overview

Quintessential 1930s Tudor in the heart of Monticello! Welcome to Lenox Drive.

Unmistakable curb appeal, this one-level home features 3-bedrooms with 3-full baths in main plus 1,050 square feet guest house boasting bedroom, full bath, kitchenette + living; circa 2009.

  • Greeted by a wrap-around porch, stunning wood beams, 10ft ceiling, plaster walls, hardwoods and charming archways.

  • Renovated kitchen opens to a covered patio showcasing Thermador gas range, SubZero, granite, large island and built-in banquette.

  • Spacious primary suite has a vaulted ceiling, sitting area with FP, two walk-in closets and a spa-like bath covered in marble, heated floors and a giant shower.

Other exceptional upgrades include generator, Class 5 roof, private office, new tankless water heater, HVAC replaced in 2020, Sonos with 6-zones, gutters and gated driveway entry leads to incredible 30x35 oversized 2-car garage added in 2011 with workshop, water, AC, heat, SS, fridge, urinal, storage. Private grounds with room for a pool.

House details

  • Bedrooms: 4

  • Bathrooms: 4

  • Interior area: 3,416 sqft

  • Lot size: 9,300 sqft

  • Year built: 1930

  • Style: Tudor

  • State: Texas

  • Price: $1,190,000

  • Photos and info: Zillow

  • Contact: Ted Olsen and Ida Duwe Olsen, Compass RE Texas, LLC

  • Address: 3908 Lenox Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76107

 

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