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Fort Worth Luxury Neighborhoods

A 2026 guide to Fort Worth's best luxury neighborhoods: Westover Hills, Rivercrest, Montserrat, Mira Vista and Tanglewood, compared side by side.

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The best luxury neighborhoods in Fort Worth in 2026 are Westover Hills, Rivercrest, Montserrat, Mira Vista and Tanglewood. Westover Hills and Rivercrest are the historic, central addresses; Montserrat and Mira Vista are guard-gated communities on the west side; Tanglewood is the established family neighborhood near TCU. The Agency Dallas, independently owned and operated, represents buyers and sellers in all five and markets Fort Worth homes to qualified buyers across North Texas.

How do Fort Worth's luxury neighborhoods compare?

Neighborhood

Setting

Gate

Price signal

Time on market

Westover Hills

Separate town of fewer than 300 homes, large rolling lots

No gate, own police department

Zillow typical value $2,651,927 (June 30, 2026)

Most listings around 104 days

Rivercrest

Historic streets around River Crest Country Club, opened 1911

No gate

$795,500 trailing 12-month median sale; estates into the millions

About 61 days

Montserrat

Ridge above Mary's Creek, homesites up to about five acres

24-hour staffed gate

Recent sale $2.45 million, about $432 per square foot

Varies widely by estate

Mira Vista

Golf community around a private 18-hole club, opened 1987

Guarded gate

Listings from about $900,000 to $2.9 million

About 134 to 145 days

Tanglewood

Tree-lined family neighborhood near TCU and the trails

No gate

Median sale about $1.1 million, $364 per square foot

About 64 days

Westover Hills: the most exclusive address

Westover Hills is an incorporated town of about 0.7 square miles, completely surrounded by Fort Worth, with fewer than 300 homes and no commercial property. Lots are large and rolling, and homes range from 1930s originals to new custom estates. Inventory is thin, often four to six homes at a time, and many sales happen privately. See Westover Hills homes and data.

Rivercrest: the historic country club neighborhood

Rivercrest, officially named Crestline, grew up around River Crest Country Club, the oldest country club in Fort Worth and the first in Texas built with a residential development on its acreage. It is about five miles from downtown and less than a mile from the Cultural District, and the 76107 ZIP code carries the highest average household income in the Fort Worth area. See Rivercrest homes and data.

Montserrat: guard-gated estates on the ridge

Montserrat sits on about 143 acres above Mary's Creek in the 76126 ZIP code, behind a 24-hour staffed gate. Homesites run to about five acres, and the community includes roughly 30 acres of green space and views toward downtown or open countryside. Next door, Montrachet adds 245 acres and 168 homesites. See Montserrat homes and data.

Mira Vista: golf and a guarded gate

Mira Vista is built around a private 18-hole course designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish that opened in 1987, on unusually hilly land with about 150 feet of elevation change. It offers everything from smaller villa homes to large estates on the course, and the club has more than 840 memberships. See Mira Vista homes and data.

Tanglewood: established luxury near TCU

Tanglewood in the 76109 ZIP code offers shaded streets, linear parks and quick access to TCU and downtown, at a lower entry price than Westover Hills or Rivercrest. Original ranch homes on generous lots sit beside newer and renovated houses. See Tanglewood homes and data.

How do you choose the right Fort Worth luxury neighborhood?

  • Want a gate? Montserrat and Mira Vista are the guard-gated choices.
  • Want golf at home? Mira Vista and Rivercrest are built around their clubs.
  • Want the most central, historic address? Westover Hills and Rivercrest are minutes from the Cultural District.
  • Want the most land? Montserrat and Montrachet offer homesites of several acres.
  • Want schools and a family neighborhood near TCU? Tanglewood is the natural fit.

Comparing these with Dallas? Read Moving from Dallas to Fort Worth and Westover Hills vs. Mira Vista vs. Montserrat.

What does the luxury market look like in 2026?

Dallas-Fort Worth leads Texas in million-dollar home sales. Texas Realtors reported 5,485 home sales of $1 million or more in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington area over the 12 months ending October 2025, totaling about $9.7 billion. In Fort Worth's top neighborhoods, inventory stays thin and estate homes can take several months to sell, so pricing and presentation matter. Our guide to selling when homes sit 100 days covers the strategy.

Thinking of selling in Fort Worth?

The Agency Dallas presents Fort Worth homes to buyers across Dallas, Fort Worth, our relocation clients and our Land and Ranch client base, with a quiet, off-market option for sellers who want privacy. Start with a private estate valuation.

Frequently asked questions

What is the most expensive neighborhood in Fort Worth?

Westover Hills is generally considered the most expensive, with a Zillow typical home value of $2,651,927 through June 30, 2026. Individual estates in Montserrat and Rivercrest can trade even higher.

Which Fort Worth luxury neighborhoods are gated?

Montserrat has a 24-hour staffed gate, and Mira Vista is a guarded golf community. Westover Hills, Rivercrest and Tanglewood are not gated.

What is the difference between Westover Hills and Rivercrest?

Westover Hills is a separate incorporated town with its own police department and fewer than 300 homes. Rivercrest is a Fort Worth neighborhood built around River Crest Country Club. They sit near each other on the west side.

How long do luxury homes take to sell in Fort Worth?

It varies by neighborhood. Tanglewood homes recently averaged about 64 days, Rivercrest about 61 days, Westover Hills listings around 104 days, and Mira Vista listings around 134 to 145 days.

Does The Agency Dallas sell homes in Fort Worth?

Yes. The Agency Dallas is an independently owned and operated brokerage serving all of North Texas, including Westover Hills, Rivercrest, Montserrat, Mira Vista and Tanglewood.

Sources: Zillow Home Value Index (data through June 30, 2026); Redfin; Homes.com; U.S. Census Bureau; Town of Westover Hills Police Department; Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce; Fort Worth Magazine; Texas Realtors 2025 Texas Sales of Million-Dollar Homes Report; Mira Vista Country Club.

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Overview for Fort Worth Luxury Neighborhoods, TX

941,311 people live in Fort Worth Luxury Neighborhoods, where the median age is 33.4 and the average individual income is $37,157. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

941,311

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33.4 years

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$37,157

Average individual Income

Around Fort Worth Luxury Neighborhoods, TX

There's plenty to do around Fort Worth Luxury Neighborhoods, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.

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Explore popular things to do in the area, including The Star Cafe, Dairy Queen, and Margherita.

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Dining · $$ 0.47 miles 214 reviews 3.5/5 stars
Dining · $ 0.59 miles 30 reviews 2.3/5 stars
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Dining 0.69 miles 2 reviews 5/5 stars
Dining 0.8 miles 0 reviews 0/5 stars

Demographics and Employment Data for Fort Worth Luxury Neighborhoods, TX

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Fort Worth Luxury Neighborhoods has 334,230 households, with an average household size of 2.76. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Fort Worth Luxury Neighborhoods do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 941,311 people call Fort Worth Luxury Neighborhoods home. The population density is 2,701 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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33.4 years

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49 / 51%

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2.76

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