The Heart of Fort Worth

With a collection of world-class art museums unrivaled between Washington and Los Angeles, Fort Worth’s Cultural District is the hub of the city’s booming urban renaissance. Two adjacent mixed-use developments are profoundly reshaping the commercial center of the district. Museum Place, which encompasses 11 acres in several city blocks north of Camp Bowie Boulevard, and West 7th, which encompasses several city blocks immediately to the east of University Drive will combine to bring over half a million square feet of specialty shops and restaurants, two luxury boutique hotels, all of which are creating a bustling, pedestrian friendly neighborhood center unrivaled in the Southwest.

Situated at the confluence of West Seventh Street, University Drive, and Camp Bowie Boulevard, the Cultural District truly is the heart of Fort Worth. Downtown, River Crest Country Club, Trinity Park, the Botanic Gardens, and the Fort Worth Zoo are all less than two miles away, while the Historic Stockyards, Colonial Country Club, and TCU are within 3 miles. For urban living with easy access to Fort Worth’s most scenic neighborhoods, best shops and restaurants, and notorious cultural institutions there is simply no better place to live.