Homes with Basements for Sale in Texas, TX

Home with Basement for sale in Texas, TX:

Walk to TCU from this updated Westcliff home with a rare walkout basement and resort-style outdoor living. Set one street from Texas Christian University, 3414 Westcliff Rd S, Fort Worth 76109 delivers everyday convenience to Amon G. Carter Stadium, Schollmaier Arena, the TCU Recreation Center, and dining along University Drive and Berry Street—all in the highly walkable Westcliff neighborhood. Inside, the 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath layout blends character and comfort: hardwood floors, a renovated kitchen with modern finishes, refreshed bathrooms, and excellent separation of space. The rare walkout basement functions like a second living zone—ideal for a media lounge, home office, or f

Home with Basement for sale in Texas, TX:

Welcome to your private retreat with a spectacular views and backyard oasis at 10300 San Simeon Lane in Fort Worth! This beautifully updated home combines modern upgrades, functional living spaces, and an entertainer’s dream backyard all just minutes from top-rated Eagle Mountain schools and local conveniences. Inside, you’ll find a newly renovated kitchen featuring a gas stove, stylish finishes, and a spacious walk-in pantry. Every bedroom offers a walk-in closet with custom shelving and drawers, and the primary suite showcases a completely remodeled bathroom and closet completed just last year. Major updates include a new roof 2 years old and a new AC unit for the main level

Home with Basement for sale in Texas, TX:

New Construction by DR Horton. This beautiful 1 story home offers 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2 Car Garage with Covered Patio brick exterior spray foam attic insulation and smart home features included.

Home with Basement for sale in Texas, TX:

* * Market Price Adjustment * * 5822 Swiss was designed by architect Marshall Barnett and built by contractor D. A. Barnett in 1924. This eclectic house is considered generally Progressive in design but exhibits understated characteristics of the Tudor style, while its triple-arched entry porch is more reminiscent of Mediterranean homes. Architects of the day called this combined style of architecture “not taking it too straight” because of the overall non adherence to any particular design vernacular. Three living areas, two dining areas, five bedrooms one of which could be a gym or playroom, and full utility room and remodeled Primary spa like bath are just some of the beaut