A striking two-story abode, a rare contemporary amid a neighborhood of stately traditional homes, is poised to break records in Fort Worth, Texas.
The home is set on over an acre in the Riverhills enclave within the Edwards Ranch development that sprawls over 850 acres of what was once a 7,000-acre family cattle ranch. Local development company The Construction Group built the wood, stone, and glass home on a parcel bought by an investor in 2018. Now listed for $16.9 million , it is the most expensive house currently on the market in Fort Worth and could shatter the city’s sales record if sold anywhere near the asking price. Breah Brown and Tracy Tutor of Douglas Elliman hold the listing.
A composition of wood panels, stone, and steel framing faces the street from the hillside home’s facade, which stylishly blends into lush landscaping and panoramic vistas seen from the gated driveway. Inside, the four-bedroom mansion spreads out across nearly 8,000 square feet of living space with sleek features. Custom windows accented with wood framing, for example, trail the residence opposite stone displays that are found in areas like the upper-level’s main living area and kitchen.