From the street, a white house always grabs attention. That crisp, bright paint packs a wallop of curb appeal demanding to be noticed, right?
But… the house at 4004 El Campo Ave. in Fort Worth goes one step further. Instead of falling into the cookie-cutter black-and-white trend that’s so popular right now, this house adds a pop with a bright blue door. All that curb appeal is delivered, too, in one of Cowtown’s most popular areas. Built in 1937, the home is situated in Arlington Heights.
“It’s an incredible Tudor that’s absolutely timeless with its white brick and blue door,” said Realtor Rick Wegman of the Walsh Wegman Giordano Team at Compass Real Estate. “It’s situated in one of Fort Worth’s most historic neighborhoods: Arlington Heights.”
Traditional Look
Even with that jolt of personality, the house maintains its traditional look. Inside its 1,947 square feet is a sunny floor plan with hardwood floors, designer finishes, and modern updates. The kitchen, for example, gives the house a fresh look. Now updated with stainless steel appliances, it opens straight into the dining room for an easy flow to family dinner…