About 1915 Alston Avenue
Tucked into the heart of Fort Worth’s historic Fairmount District, 1915 Alston Avenue offers something increasingly rare: authentic neighborhood character paired with the peace of mind of newer construction. Built in 2009 on a slab foundation with modern plumbing, insulation, and electrical, this five-bedroom, three-bath home delivers 2,528 square feet of thoughtfully updated living space — and nearly 400 additional square guest suite above the garage.
The kitchen is the heart of the home and the star of the show. Fully remodeled in 2017, it centers on an oversized island, quartz countertops, a farmhouse sink, custom cabinetry with a hidden appliance garage, and a walk-in pantry with pull-out storage. Sage subway tile, walnut open shelving, and a professional gas range give it warmth and real workability. A built-in window bench with cubby storage anchors the adjacent mudroom nook. Rich hardwood floors run throughout, flowing into a formal dining room with a beamed ceiling and classic beadboard wainscoting.
Upstairs, the second-story landing opens to a 2024-finished attic bonus room — approximately 350 square feet of flexible space with large dormers, custom built-in shelving and carpentry, and abundant natural light, accessed via an engineered fold-down staircase.
Out back, a detached two-car garage carries a private 400-square-foot guest suite above it, with a full bathroom, kitchen, and comfortable living area. Ideal for extended family, visiting guests, a private home office, or rental income. The low-maintenance backyard was finished with artificial turf in 2025.
Major systems are already handled: high-efficiency HVAC and all-new ductwork installed in 2024, open-cell spray foam attic insulation added at the same time, and a new architectural 40-year shingle roof on both the house and garage in 2024.
All just steps from Magnolia Avenue’s restaurants, shops, and coffee — the walkable center of one of Fort Worth’s most desirable historic neighborhoods.
