1920s character and charm abound in this Tudor-style home nestled in the Berkeley Place neighborhood of central Fort Worth. Visitors are welcomed by a decorative double chimney, brick archways, and inviting front porch. Upon entry, the living room quickly reminds its guests of this home's historic appeal with its vaulted barrel ceiling, picture rail molding, arched windows, and functional gas log fireplace with original tile surround. The sizable dining room with original light fixture is centered between the living room and kitchen. The expanded kitchen is equipped with a double oven, a center island with cooktop and prep space, period lighting, and a built-in desk. The bedrooms and bathrooms overflow with period fixtures and style. Original windows replaced with Anderson double pane windows. DON’T MISS A PEEK INTO THE HUGE ATTIC! Because of the steep roofline, there is a strong possibility for additional square feet through an attic conversion. Something to certainly consider! A step into this backyard is a journey away from the hustle and noise of the city. This secluded outdoor space surrounded by large trees and tall shrubs includes an inground pool, a patio, and a lawn ready for your next gathering with friends or simply a quiet morning with coffee. Known for its historic charm and filled with homes of various architectural styles, Berkeley Place is a close community with regular social events for adults and fun activities for kids. Zoned for some of Fort Worth’s best public schools…Lily B Clayton Elementary, McLean Middle School, and Paschal High School. An easy walk to the Fort Worth Zoo, Forest Park Pool, Trinity Trails, and Westbend riverfront shopping and dining. Don’t miss the chance to make a home at 1929 Forest Park Blvd in Berkeley Place, Fort Worth!