Dana Sells Cowtown - Realtor

04/12/2026

What do you think about Art Deco 🤠🏡♥️

Oil heiress' Turtle Creek art deco condo hits market with $5 million price tag Read more in the comments. bit.ly/4tJnPxu

04/09/2026

Listed for sale at $424950. This is one of the most immaculate homes you will tour. Mid century Sprawling Ranch has over 2100 sq ft of living space ...

01/28/2026

What do you think about these cool downspouts 🏠🤠♥️

Animal shaped downspouts.

01/07/2026

National Association of Realtors

You’ve made an offer on a home—or you’re selling your home and have received a contract offer. Regardless of which side of the transaction you’re on, you need a clear understanding of any contingencies that are part of the real estate contract.

11/13/2025

What do you think about this kitchen design ?

Beautiful ! 😜🥰

10/21/2025

What do you think about these colors 🤠🏠

Gorgeous 💛


Image via Pinterest

09/19/2025

Come see this beautiful home in Bedford ♥️🤠🏠
Saturday 9/20. From 11 to 2

08/18/2025

Now this is a laundry room !!! ♥️🤠

Decorating Tips …………. Laundry Room Ideas

08/07/2025

07/29/2025

Now this is a cute idea 🤠♥️🏠

Raised beds with rustic wood headboard and footboard at a garden.
See more: https://mideas.co/ZcVpk

05/07/2025

Fairmount had the most charming and Historic Homes. 🤠🏠♥️

Fairmount Home Tour Preview — Day 8 Sneak Peek!

Today marks the Final Day of our sneak peek series for the 2025 Fairmount Home Tour—and while this home won’t be open for touring this year due to unforeseen circumstances and renovation delays, we’re excited to introduce it as a preview of what’s to come on a future tour!

The Goldgraber-Crouch House | 2111 Alston Avenue
Built c. 1915

(Not on 2025 Tour, Future Tour Preview)

The Goldgraber-Crouch House is a classic bungalow rich with Fairmount history and thoughtful restoration. Built around 1915, it saw a parade of early residents, from the entrepreneurial Barbuzza family to Ida Goldgraber, a prominent leader in the Texas chapter of The Council of Jewish Women, who advocated for Jewish refugees after WWI. Later owners included Ewell Muse, a traveling salesman, and Harry Crouch, a department manager under future Fort Worth mayor H.C. Meacham.

Architecturally, the home features hallmark Craftsman elements: a charming front gable with knee brackets, distinctive Arts and Crafts windows, and a classic bungalow front door. Inside, the standout feature is the meticulous restoration—what might surprise visitors is that many of the “original” built-ins, bookcases, colonnades, and plate rails were actually recently and expertly recreated by the current owner, reviving the home’s lost Craftsman charm.

Although this home won’t be on the tour this year, we’re thrilled to spotlight it—and we can’t wait to welcome you inside on a future Fairmount Home Tour.

Thank You and Home Tour Volunteers!!

As we wrap up this year’s sneak peek series, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to the incredible homeowners who have opened their doors, the dedicated Home Tour Board and volunteers, and a special shout-out to Jennifer Kindschi, Promotion Director for the Fairmount Neighborhood Association and this year’s Home Tour Chair. Without Jen’s leadership and tireless work, none of this would be possible!

Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of the Fairmount Home Tour in person.

Also, if you’d like to be part of the Home Tour and get an inside look at these incredible houses, check out the link below for ways to volunteer and support the event

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B0A4BA5AA2CA0F58-56420062-43rd?mc_cid=fef73f357f #/

Get Your Tickets Today

Fairmount's 43rd Annual Tour of Historic Homes takes place Mother's Day weekend, May 10–11 from 12 to 5 PM. Tickets are now available online.

https://historicfairmount.com/product/2025-home-tour-ticket/

Pre-sale tickets: $20 each
Tour weekend tickets: $25 each

Pre-sale tickets can be picked up at Arts Fifth Ave (1628 5th Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104) from 12–4 PM on Saturday and Sunday during tour weekend.