411 W 7th Street #1005 Fort Worth, TX 76102

$825,000 2 Beds 3 Baths 2,338 Sq Ft

About this home

Property Overview

This exceptional residence combines historic charm, refined updates and an unbeatable location in the heart of Fort Worth. Open spaces filled with light showcasing spectacular sunsets and city vistas. Residence #1005 in the historic Neil P. Anderson Building offers a rare blend of Fort Worth heritage and modern urban living, ideally positioned overlooking Burnett Park. Originally built in 1921 as the Cotton Exchange of Fort Worth, this iconic building now serves as one of downtown’s most distinctive residential addresses—where character and contemporary comfort meet. Spanning over 2,300 square feet, this expansive 2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath condo features 12 ft ceilings, New Wood Flooring, Ceiling speakers connected to Nuvo Sound System in living area, crown mouldings throughout, split bedrooms, and anchored by a dramatic wall of original windows filling the space with natural light. A stunning kitchen renovation, highlighted by Taj Mahal quartzite countertops, Bosch appliances, a gas cooktop, walk in pantry & updated lighting. The Spacious Primary Suite is a corner location of the building with amazing views & natural light from windows along the front & side of the room, & Built in 30 Drawer Cabinet System. Both bathrooms have been fully transformed with designer finishes, including beautifully appointed showers & tub, along with distinctive glass lavatory sinks accented by elegant underlighting. A dedicated office space offers custom cabinetry, dual desk workstations, a full bookcase wall, complemented by rich emerald granite desktops. Just off the office, a spacious private patio with a retractable awning creates an inviting outdoor retreat—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The building amenities include a pool deck, dining and outdoor living space, outdoor kitchen & lovely owners lounge. Walk just outside your door to great dining, entertainment and business centers & public transportation including Trinity Rail to DFW Airport . Texas History Meets Urban Living!