Polytechnic Heights blends century-old character with fresh energy, thanks in part to its anchor, the historic Texas Wesleyan University. Set on the east side of Fort Worth in Tarrant County, the neighborhood’s grid of early 20th-century cottages and growing infill reflects an area that’s evolving while keeping its roots. Along East Rosedale Street, streetscape upgrades and university-driven investment have encouraged new small businesses and community events, making everyday errands and meetups easy to reach.
Outdoors, residents enjoy shady lawns and playfields at Sycamore Park, with access to the broader Trinity Trails network for biking and running. Commutes are straightforward with Trinity Metro bus service along key corridors, and Downtown’s jobs, museums, and entertainment are a short drive away. Nearby neighborhoods like Meadowbrook add golf, nature preserves, and additional shopping to the mix.
Families value local schools and university connections. Zoned options include Polytechnic High School, William James Middle School, and S.S. Dillow Elementary, while Texas Wesleyan’s performances, lectures, and athletics bring campus life into the community. Housing spans renovated bungalows to modest new builds, offering approachable price points for first-time buyers and investors alike.
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