1929 Year Built:

Single Detached Property type:

Tudor Style:

Brick Construction:

Resale Condition:

Dishwasher, Microwave, Cooktop - Gas, Double Oven, Disposal Appliances:

4 Number of Fireplaces:

Elevator, Porch-rear, Patio, Basement, Loft, Garage, Carport, Rain Gutters Property Features:

Wet Bar, Vaulted Ceilings Interior Description:

Stone, Marble, Wood Floors:

Plantation Shutters Windows:

city water, City sewer Utilities:

Central, Natural Gas Heating System:

Central Cooling System:

Broadband internet access Telecommunication:

Interior Lot, Landscaped, Large Backyard Grass, Curbs Lot Description:

On Slab Basement and Foundation:

Gated Parking, Guest Parking Parking type:

4 Garage Spaces:

48 x 23 Garage Dimensions:

Automatic Garage Door Opener Garage Description:

1 Number of Carport Spaces:

Attached Carport Carport Description:

Fort Worth ISD School District:

Phillips M Elementary School:

Arlngtnhts High School:

Monnig Middle School:

This iconic Norman-Jacobethan Period Revival mansion was the flagship home in prestigious Westover Hills. Westover Manor is a true masterpiece that combines exquisite architecture, timeless elegance + modern luxury. Elegantly situated on aprx 1.1 acres, this magnificent estate showcases sprawling gardens with the utmost privacy. Picturesque composition reveals a blend of limestone, brick, Tudor chimneys, and half-timbered gables creating an impressive & unforgettable facade. Incorporating the best of the past + present, extensive renovations have been completed throughout the 8400sf estate. Outstanding features include stunning cathedral ceilings, custom millwork, elevator, service kitchen, guest house, 4-car garage, cabana, basement ideal for wine cellar. Designed & built by acclaimed architect Victor M Curtis. Named Home Beautiful by Fort Worth Star Telegram in 1930, this historic Westover residence is a once in a lifetime opportunity. Registered in Nat'l Register of Historic Places