Century-Old Fort Worth Mansion: A Historic Gem for Sale

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This historic mansion, constructed over a century ago in the 1930s, is located located in Fort Worth, Texas. We are settling for a place on the National Register of Historic Places. On the market for $5.1 million, it took four years to build

Originally commissioned for John E. Farrell, worthy as the inaugural mayor of Westover Hills and a key figure in finding an important oil reserve in East Texas.

Origins of the Mansion

This architectural masterpiece was conceived by the famous architect Victor Marr Curtis. Throughout its nearly century-long existence, this historic property has been under the ownership of only three people.

The latest owner launched a repair undertaking that preserved various original elements of the house, such as the intricate millwork and paneling, the grand central staircase, and the distinctive tile work current in the foyer and covering the fireplace.

The architecture is significant and special,” said Ida Duwe-Olsen of Compass Fort Worth, who listed it with her husband, and colleague, Ted Olsen last week. “You don’t see houses like this anymore.

Conclusion

The residence, spanning 8,403 square feet and featuring six bedrooms, five full bathrooms, one half bath, and an elevator, underwent a four-year construction period. This luxurious abode comes with a price of $5.1 million.

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