Stockotberfest, a Yellowstone spin off is coming to town and a beautiful new listing!
New Listing
This absolutely stunning 4 bedroom, 3 bath custom brick custom home sits on .77 acres! 🏡
Built by Mariah in 2014, this home shows like new construction thanks to new paint and a caring family. Enter the foyer of this open living single story home with soaring tray ceilings, decorative lighting, double crown molding, wood floors, stone fireplace and hearth with formal dining to your right. The heart of the home is an amazing kitchen with built-in stainless appliances, double oven, granite counters, natural stone backsplash, trash drawer, ample 42-inch cabinet storage, 5 burner cooktop and spacious walk in butlers pantry. 👨🍳
Spray foam insulation and recirculating hot water for low utility bills, huge closets with tons of storage, dual shower heads in AWESOME master bath. Oversized family room and master, mud room with lockers. Newly installed pool and additional garage with a convenient cul-de-sac location. No city taxes and No HOA!! $3000 seller concession for rate buy-down!
Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan rides back into Fort Worth to film new 1883 spinoff
Taylor Sheridan, creator of hit TV show Yellowstone and its prequel 1883, is coming back to Fort Worth this fall to film his newest spinoff, 1883: Bass Reeves.
Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker announced the show’s film location during her State of the City address on Thursday, September 29.
The new six-part series will be a sequel to 1883, about the titular character, a former slave who became one of the first Black U.S. deputy marshals west of the Mississippi River in 1875. Reeves, who will be played by British actor David Oyelowo , is said to have killed 14 outlaws and apprehended more than 3,000 criminals during his time as a marshal.
Reeves is also believed to have been the inspiration for the fictional character the Lone Ranger.
9 New Fort Worth Area Restaurants You Need to Know — A Funky New Back Room, Latin Street Food, Fancy Ice Cream and More
Fall is shaping up to be a feeding frenzy with new Fort Worth restaurants popping up all around the city — and beyond. Including the bustling suburbs of Southlake and Mansfield!
Head out to Stocktoberfest!
The weekend is Stocktoberfest held in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards! The fun festival will run from October 7th to October 9th and will feature live music, stein hoist contests, lawn games, rodeo, BBQ and MORE!