Neighborhood guide · 76109

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OVERTON PARK

37 closings in the twelve months to November 2026, at a median of $1,000,000 and 24 days on market.

$1,000,000
Median closed price
24
Median days on market
97.4%
Of last asking price
37
Homes closed, 12 months
What the record shows

Thirty-five closings, twelve months

Written by Eric Duran — Founder and Realtor, The Fort Real Estate · Updated November 2, 2026

The short answer: Overton Park trades around a $1,000,000 median at roughly $344 a square foot, with houses going under contract in a median 24 days at 97.4% of list. The range is what to understand: house sales ran from $523,000 up to $2,250,000, so the median describes a house in the middle of the neighborhood rather than the neighborhood itself. The condominiums along Bellaire Drive are counted separately and are not in these figures. At this pull there were seven active listings and four more under contract.

Thirty-seven closings is the most of any neighborhood around TCU. Westcliff managed 34 houses in the same twelve months, Tanglewood 20, Foster Park 17, University Place 12 and University West nine. If you are shopping this part of 76109 and you want actual choice rather than a waiting list, Overton Park is where the choice is.

Overton Park sits directly south of Tanglewood, along the bluffs above the Trinity. It was part of the L.G. Edwards ranch — founded in 1846 and still running cattle into the 1950s — and it takes its name from Cass Overton Edwards, born on the property in 1851. The family’s Cassco Land Company developed it, and most of the homes went up between 1955 and 1968.

Read the median carefully. House sales ran from $523,000 to $2,250,000, better than a four-fold spread. The condominiums along Bellaire Drive sit inside the neighborhood boundary but are counted separately and are not in these figures. The $1,000,000 median describes a house in the middle of the neighborhood, not the neighborhood itself. The median closed sale was built in 1965.

What you get is winding streets, larger lots and the same mature canopy as Tanglewood, with a mix of original mid-century homes and extensive renovations. The neighborhood association is active, which tends to show in how the place is kept.

Twenty-four days, at 97.4% of list. That is a healthy market, but it is slower and softer than Tanglewood’s eight days at 98.2% immediately to the north — same canopy, same era of house, less urgency. Expect around a dozen active listings at any given time.

Overton Park Elementary serves the area, at 4865 Briarhaven Road. The Texas Education Agency rated it an A, 94 out of 100, in its 2026 accountability ratings, with 533 students and a 16.2-to-1 student-teacher ratio.

Being in 76109 is not the same as being in the zone. I have seen buyers assume a 76109 address guarantees a spot at Overton Park or Tanglewood Elementary, and it does not — boundaries split streets, they are drawn address by address, and Fort Worth ISD is actively redrawing them. You can apply to transfer in, but a transfer is never a guarantee. I check the zone for the exact address before a client of mine writes an offer.

If you want to know where a specific Overton Park house lands inside that nine-fold range, call or text me at 817-703-1333.

Moving to Fort Worth for TCU? Living Near TCU puts Overton Park side by side with the five other neighborhoods around campus — drive times, walk times, and the occupancy rules that apply closer to the university.

Market snapshot · November 2026

37 houses closed between November 2025 and November 2026
Median sale price: $1,000,000 — about $344 per square foot
Median 24 days to contract, at 97.4% of list price
Closed house sales ran from $523,000 to $2,250,000; condominiums are counted separately
Median home: built 1964
On the market now: around a dozen homes active at any given time

Source: NTREIS closed and active data for Overton Park, pulled September 22, 2026. Market conditions change — contact The Fort Real Estate for current numbers.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What school is Overton Park zoned to?

Overton Park Elementary serves the area. The Texas Education Agency rated it an A, 94 out of 100, in its 2026 accountability ratings. Attendance zones are drawn address by address and boundaries can split a street, so confirm the specific address with Fort Worth ISD before making an offer — the district is revising boundaries through 2029.

How much do homes in Overton Park sell for?

Thirty-seven houses closed between November 2025 and November 2026, with a median sale price of $1,000,000 and a median of about $344 per square foot. The range was wide — $523,000 at the low end up to $2,250,000. Condominium units along Bellaire Drive are counted separately. Sellers averaged 97.4% of list price.

How long do homes take to sell in Overton Park?

The median home went under contract in 24 days. There are usually around a dozen homes active at any given time, which is more selection than neighboring Tanglewood typically offers.

When were the homes in Overton Park built?

Most were built between 1955 and 1968, with a median build year of 1965. The median home that sold in the past year was about 3,192 square feet with four bedrooms. Expect a mix of original mid-century homes and extensively renovated ones.

Is Overton Park the same as Tanglewood?

No, though they adjoin and are often confused. Overton Park sits directly south of Tanglewood along the bluffs above the Trinity, with larger lots and generally more inventory. The two are zoned to different elementary campuses, so verify the address rather than assuming.

Sales figures reflect closed single-family transactions in Overton Park from November 2025 through November 2026, per NTREIS. Updated November 2026.

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