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Property Details:

County or Parish
Tarrant
Lot Size
Less Than .5 Acre (not Zero)
Lot Size (Acres)
0.2250
Lot Size Area
0.2250
Lot Size (Square Feet)
9801.0000
Association Type
None
Community Features
Park,Sidewalks

School Information:

School District
Fort Worth ISD
Elementary School
Mendoza
Middle School
Elder
High School
Northside

Interior Information:

Appliances
Dishwasher,Gas Range,Plumbed For Gas in Kitchen,Refrigerator,Tankless Water Heater,Vented Exhaust Fan
Heating
Central,Natural Gas
Cooling
Ceiling Fan(s),Central Air,Electric
Fireplaces Total
0
Flooring
Wood
Interior Features
Built-in Features,Cable TV Available,Decorative Lighting,Eat-in Kitchen,High Speed Internet Available,Natural Woodwork,Paneling

Exterior Information:

Architectural Style
Craftsman
Lot Features
Few Trees,Interior Lot,Landscaped,Park View
Lot Size
Less Than .5 Acre (not Zero)
Acres
0.2250
Patio and Porch Features
Deck,Front Porch
Pool
No
Waterfront
No
Exterior Features
Storage

Farm and Ranch Info:

Barns Count
0

Map

Flood information: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer (NFHL). Coverage varies; no shading does not mean no flood risk. This map is informational, not an official flood determination for insurance or lending. Verify current maps at the FEMA Map Service Center.

MLS 21376756

1013 Poindexter Street

Fort Worth, Texas
$499,900
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Type: Residential
Beds: 4 Baths: 3.00 Living: 1 Dining: 1
Gar: 0 SqFt: 2,066 Year Built: 1924
Steps from the back door of this restored Craftsman stands Traders Oak, a live oak the Texas A&M Forest Service lists among the Famous Trees of Texas. By the Forest Service's account, Henry Clay Daggett & Archibald Leonard opened a mercantile store in a log cabin behind this tree in 1849, a mile out from the fort, and Tarrant County held its first election and first district court there the year after. The house dates to 1924, on a lot platted in 1911, back when Poindexter was still called Pearl Street. Then came 2021, & the kind of restoration old houses rarely get. City permit records document new HVAC & ductwork, electrical, plumbing, 21 replacement windows, new doors, & a substantial reworking of the floor plan. Additionally, per the sellers: a new 30-year roof, wood-lap siding, exterior insulation, foundation leveling, & new decking on expansive front & back porches. What they kept may be the best part. The built-ins are original, down to a telephone pedestal set into the bedroom wall. White oak floors were laid in 2021 to read like the originals, with the east bedroom still on its older boards, & the board & batten is a mix of old and new. The kitchen sits in what was once the second of two front parlors: white cabinetry, a navy island topped in butcher block, gas range & stainless hood, opening straight into the dining & living spaces. Four bedrooms & three full baths, all on one level. Both back bedrooms have en-suite baths with walk-in showers, & the common bath has a freestanding soaking tub & marble-top vanity. The fourth bedroom runs the depth of the east side, a long and light room that began life as a side porch. A mudroom, a utility room, & out back a deck looking onto the park & the oak itself. No house behind you. No HOA. Minutes from downtown, the Stockyards & the Trinity Trails, though this isn't a house you buy for what's nearby. Some places give you history to visit. This one puts it in your backyard.
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Listed by: Brian Stclair
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