Open House This Saturday in Weatherford
If you’ve been searching for a move-in ready home with flexibility, upgrades, and a great location, 210 Wellington Trail in Weatherford is one you’ll want to see in person. Join us this Saturday for an open house and experience everything this home has to offer.
Located in the quiet, established Willow Creek community, this beautifully updated 4-bedroom home offers convenient access to I-20 and Highway 180, placing you just minutes from shopping, dining, and everyday essentials.
Inside, the home features fresh interior paint and new laminate flooring throughout, creating a clean, modern feel from the moment you walk in. The spacious kitchen and breakfast area include stainless steel appliances and a breakfast bar that opens to the large living room—complete with vaulted ceilings and a cozy wood-burning fireplace, perfect for both relaxing and entertaining.
The split-bedroom layout provides added privacy, with generously sized rooms, ceiling fans, and ample closet space. The primary suite is a true retreat, featuring a raised ceiling, dual sinks, and a flexible bath layout with the option for a soaking tub or separate shower.
Step outside to a terraced backyard with upper and lower levels, offering a unique outdoor space for hosting, relaxing, or enjoying the Texas evenings. A privacy fence and beautifully landscaped front yard add to the home’s curb appeal.
Additional highlights include a 2-year-old architectural shingle roof and a partially converted garage currently used as an extra bedroom, with the option for the seller to convert it back prior to closing.
One of the standout features? This home offers a rare 3.5% assumable FHA interest rate—an incredible opportunity in today’s market.
With its combination of upgrades, flexible layout, and prime location, this Weatherford home is ready for its next owner.
Stop by the open house this Saturday to take a closer look.
Practical Living in a Growing Lakeside Community
Welcome to 709 Bent Brook Road, located in the desirable Oak Point area of Little Elm—just minutes from Lake Lewisville and conveniently positioned for easy access to both Dallas and Fort Worth.
This home offers a thoughtfully designed layout centered around everyday functionality and flexibility. Upon entry, you’re welcomed by a spacious formal dining area that can easily adapt to your needs—whether as a second living space, home office, or entertaining area.
At the heart of the home, the kitchen is designed to bring everything together. Featuring granite countertops, a large island, and a walk-in pantry, it flows seamlessly into the main living area where a cozy fireplace creates a comfortable gathering space. A secondary dining area and additional seating at the island provide plenty of options for both daily living and hosting.
The primary suite is privately situated, offering a quiet retreat complete with dual sinks, a spacious walk-in shower, and ample storage. Two additional bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, family, or workspace needs.
Beyond the layout, this home includes several valuable upgrades such as 6-inch exterior walls for improved energy efficiency, a tankless water heater, and a built-in pest control system accessible from the exterior.
Step outside to enjoy a backyard designed for both relaxation and entertaining, featuring a covered patio, extended concrete seating areas, and a board-on-board privacy fence.
Located in a rapidly growing area near the lake, 709 Bent Brook Road offers a strong combination of location, functionality, and long-term value.
Happening in Fort Worth
Walmart Investing in Major Upgrades Across Dallas–Fort Worth
Big changes are coming to everyday shopping in North Texas.
Walmart has announced a new round of store remodels across Texas, with nine locations in the Dallas–Fort Worth area set to receive major upgrades. The initiative is part of a larger statewide effort to modernize more than 70 stores—and over 650 nationwide—focused on improving both in-store and digital shopping experiences.
For local shoppers, these updates are designed to make everyday errands faster, easier, and more convenient. Stores will feature improved layouts, upgraded technology, and expanded services—including the ability to order groceries and essentials for delivery in as little as one hour.
Walmart is also enhancing its mobile app, allowing customers to navigate stores more efficiently, check inventory, and even book services like auto care appointments directly from their phones.
Several in-store departments are getting a significant refresh as well. Pharmacy and vision centers will be redesigned for better privacy and convenience, while expanded product selections will include well-known brands and more interactive displays to improve the shopping experience.
Locally, remodels are planned for stores in cities including Fort Worth, Plano, McKinney, Denton, Garland, Rockwall, Allen, and Sachse—bringing these updates closer to home for many North Texas residents.
The takeaway: this investment reflects continued growth and demand across the region. As major retailers expand and improve their presence, it’s another sign of the ongoing development and momentum shaping the Dallas–Fort Worth area.
Iconic I.M. Pei-Designed Estate Hits the Market in Fort Worth
A truly rare piece of architectural history has just hit the market in Fort Worth—and it’s making headlines.
Designed by world-renowned architect I. M. Pei, the Westover Hills estate at 1400 Shady Oaks Lane is now listed for $22 million, making it the most expensive publicly listed home in the city. Known for iconic works like the Louvre Pyramid and Dallas City Hall, Pei’s influence is evident throughout this one-of-a-kind residence.
Spanning an impressive 19,000 square feet on four acres, the home showcases Pei’s signature style—clean lines, bold geometric design, and seamless integration of modern materials. It’s also one of only three residential properties he ever designed, making it exceptionally rare.
Originally built in 1969 for Fort Worth philanthropist Anne Burnett Tandy and her husband Charles Tandy, the estate carries deep local history. It remained in the family for decades and was known as a gathering place for high-profile entertaining and cultural influence in the city.
The home itself is designed for both privacy and hosting, featuring seven bedrooms, multiple living and dining areas, three kitchens, two wine cellars, and even a private art gallery. One of its most striking features is a dramatic garden room with a steel-and-glass ceiling, blending indoor and outdoor living in a way that feels ahead of its time.
Outside, the property continues to impress with a resort-style pool, putting green, and expansive grounds that reflect the exclusivity of Westover Hills.
The takeaway: this isn’t just a luxury listing—it’s a piece of Fort Worth history. Opportunities to own a home of this architectural significance are incredibly rare, and this property stands as a true landmark in the city’s luxury market.