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A historic district is typically a defined area or neighborhood with a common theme based on architecture, historical development patterns, or social and economic historical patterns.
At the national level, the Oakhurst Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) in February 2010. Visit the Oakhurst History topic at oakhurstfw.org. There you can view the NRHP registration form and find out more about your home’s unique history.
Now, wanna freeze your property taxes?
While Oakhurst does not have a local historic district designation in place, there are individual homes within the neighborhood that have attained a historic designation. The City of Fort Worth offers a Historic Site Tax Exemption to homeowners performing substantial renovations on historically-designated properties.
To learn more about applying for a historic designation for your property, visit the City's Criteria for Historic Designation website or call Libby Willis at 817.838.8140.
At the national level, the Oakhurst Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) in February 2010. Visit the Oakhurst History topic at oakhurstfw.org. There you can view the NRHP registration form and find out more about your home’s unique history.
Now, wanna freeze your property taxes?
While Oakhurst does not have a local historic district designation in place, there are individual homes within the neighborhood that have attained a historic designation. The City of Fort Worth offers a Historic Site Tax Exemption to homeowners performing substantial renovations on historically-designated properties.
To learn more about applying for a historic designation for your property, visit the City's Criteria for Historic Designation website or call Libby Willis at 817.838.8140.