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Gorgeous 4 bedroom home located in the prestigious Richardson Heights Estates neighborhood. This home has a versatile floorplan, a fully updated kitchen with granite counter tops, tiled backsplash, white cabinetry and updated faucet-cabinet hardware! New Luxury Vinyl plank throughout kitchen and living room. 3 Living Areas, 2 Dining areas, updated Interior Doors & Windows. Secondary bathroom recently remodeled with new tile, backsplash, lights and cedar shelf. Secondary bedrooms all offer ceiling fans & spacious closets! Large master bedroom with new closet and updated bath. Upstairs flex space is perfect for an office, your college student or game room! Separate utility with mudroom. Backyard features sparkling pool, board on board PRIVACY fence w-custom lighting, huge covered patio area, hidden storage shed & plenty of grass! COVERED PARKING for 4 vehicles! Rare opportunity for parents to choose their school district! This home is a must see!
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The Montana Rush
In 2022 owning land in the west is the pinnacle of acquisition. “Look at it this way,” says Jim Manley, the owner of the Ranch at Rock Creek. “You’re a billionaire and you’ve already got everything. You’ve got a jet, you’ve got a house in the Hamptons—but you don’t have a ranch. And all of a sudden you see Kevin Costner shooting the bad guys in Yellowstone [Taylor Sheridan’s smash hit neo-western] and the gorgeous Montana scenery. And you say, ‘Hey, that’s cool. I got the money. I could do that.’ ” So they did, sparking a Manifest Destiny–style land-buying frenzy. “The match was lit, and Montana’s on fire now.”
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Fort Worth’s Landmark Hotel to Get Revamped by the Hotel Drover Team
The Mule Barns sat there decaying quietly for decades in Fort Worth, until a multi-million dollar restoration plan came together, capitalizing on its historic legacy while breathing new life into an oft-overlooked piece of the city. Mule Alley has proven to be wildly successful. The next historic property in Fort Worth set to get a long overdue revamp will be the historic block along E. Exchange Avenue known as the Thannisch Building.
Dating back to 1904 to 1907, the Thannisch houses the landmark Stockyards Hotel, Hunter Brothers’ H3 Ranch Steak House and its adjoining Booger Red’s Saloon.
A lot of promises were made when the Stockyards Heritage Development Co. ― a joint venture of Majestic Realty Co. and the Hickman Companies ― first set its sights on the area. The boot heals of many locals were dug in, and a lot of dust was stirred up getting its Phase I redevelopment of the historic Mule Barns underway. Few could have imagined then just how big of a tourist magnet Mule Alley would become. Along with its centerpiece boutique Hotel Drover (which became Phase II), the massive investment has proven that Fort Worth’s cowboy past can boost the present ― and with jaw-dropping results.
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