Westover Hills

Westover Hills is a separate town of about 640 residents and fewer than 300 homes, surrounded by west Fort Worth, with its own police department and town government. The Agency Dallas represents buyers and sellers in Westover Hills and markets homes here to qualified buyers across all of North Texas, not only Fort Worth.

What is Westover Hills?

Westover Hills is an incorporated Texas town of roughly 0.7 square miles in Tarrant County. The 2020 Census counted 641 residents, and the town's police department describes it as fewer than 300 residences with no commercial property. Much of the land was once owned by Amon G. Carter, the first plats were drawn in 1929, and the town incorporated in 1939.

What buyers notice first is scale: large, rolling lots, mature trees, deep setbacks, and homes that range from 1930s and 1950s originals to new custom estates. Shady Oaks and Rivercrest country clubs sit close by, and the Cultural District is a short drive east.

What do homes cost in Westover Hills?

Westover Hills is one of the highest-priced addresses in North Texas, and inventory is thin. Recent public data points:

• Zillow's typical home value for Westover Hills was $2,651,927 through June 30, 2026, up 4.5% year over year.
• Redfin showed a median listing price of about $2.77 million for homes with pools, with most listings on market around 104 days.
• Active inventory is often four to six homes at a time, and many sales happen privately.
• Older homes on half-acre lots are frequently priced on land value, as buyers renovate or rebuild.

Because so few homes trade, a single sale moves the averages. We price Westover Hills homes from the individual closed comparables, lot by lot, not from a neighborhood median.

Who buys in Westover Hills?

• Fort Worth families who want space and privacy close to the Cultural District and private schools such as Trinity Valley, Fort Worth Country Day and All Saints Episcopal.
• Executives relocating to Fort Worth headquarters and offices.
• Dallas buyers who want more land and more house for the money, and are willing to drive west for it.
• Builders and buyers looking for a lot to build a custom home.

How The Agency Dallas helps Westover Hills sellers

The Agency Dallas markets Westover Hills homes to the full North Texas buyer pool. That means private previews for qualified buyers, cinematic listing films, broker previews that bring agents from both sides of the metroplex, and editorial placement where it is earned. For owners who prefer discretion, we can discuss quiet, pre-market options within MLS rules.

If you are weighing a sale, start with a private home valuation. For a wider view of the county, see our Tarrant County housing market report.

Frequently asked questions

Is Westover Hills part of Fort Worth?

No. Westover Hills is its own incorporated town in Tarrant County, completely surrounded by the city of Fort Worth. It has its own town hall, council and police department. Residents use Fort Worth addresses and are close to Fort Worth amenities, but town ordinances, permitting and policing are handled by Westover Hills itself.

How many homes are in Westover Hills?

Fewer than 300. The town's police department describes it as under 300 residences with a population under 700, and the 2020 Census counted 641 residents. That small size is the main reason so few homes come to market in any given year and why pricing is so specific to each lot and house.

How long do homes take to sell in Westover Hills?

Longer than the Fort Worth average. Redfin data has shown most Westover Hills listings on market around 104 days, compared with a citywide median of 59 days in May 2026. Well-priced homes still sell, but the buyer pool at these prices is small, so reaching buyers beyond Fort Worth matters.

What schools serve Westover Hills?

Westover Hills has no schools inside the town. Many families choose nearby private schools, including Trinity Valley School, Fort Worth Country Day and All Saints Episcopal School. Public school zoning should be confirmed by address with the district before you buy, since assignments can change.

Does The Agency Dallas work in Fort Worth?

Yes. The Agency Dallas is an independently owned and operated brokerage serving all of North Texas, and our agents represent buyers and sellers in Westover Hills, Mira Vista and Montserrat. Our advantage in west Fort Worth is reach: we present homes to buyers across Dallas, Fort Worth and our Land and Ranch client base.

See how Westover Hills compares with Rivercrest, Montserrat, Mira Vista and Tanglewood in our guide to Fort Worth's luxury neighborhoods.

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau 2020; Town of Westover Hills Police Department; Texas Police Chiefs Association; Zillow Home Value Index (data through June 30, 2026); Redfin; Redfin Fort Worth market data for May 2026.