Ridglea is a group of mostly 1940s to 1960s neighborhoods along Camp Bowie Boulevard in west Fort Worth, ZIP 76116. On October 22, 2026, its 42 active listings asked a median of $369,500, from $165,000 to $2,999,000, and had been on the market a median of 41 days.
Market figures are asking prices of active listings, NTREIS MLS, as of October 22, 2026, for subdivisions recorded with a Ridglea name in ZIP 76116. Drive times are OpenStreetMap routing without traffic. Sources
Ridglea is a group of neighborhoods on both sides of Camp Bowie Boulevard in west Fort Worth, about six miles west of downtown, between I‑30 on the north and Vickery Boulevard and Ridglea Country Club on the south.
The original Ridglea Addition was platted by Anderson-Berney Realty and recorded in January 1929, with curving streets laid out by the Kansas City firm Hare & Hare and a golf course at the south end. Fort Worth annexed it in 1944. From the 1940s into the 1950s, developer A. C. Luther built Ridglea Village, the shopping district on Camp Bowie, along with the Ridglea West, Ridglea Hills and Ridglea North additions. The Ridglea Theater opened in the Village on December 1, 1950, and has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2011.
South of Camp Bowie, the houses are mostly ranch and mid-century modern designs from the 1940s through the 1960s. North of Ridglea Village there are more Period Revival houses from the late 1920s and 1930s mixed in. Ridglea Country Club opened under that name in 1954, has been owned by its members since 1974, and runs two golf courses.
Two corrections to things people assume. The famous brick paving on Camp Bowie stops well east of here, at Prevost Street; the Ridglea stretch is asphalt. And Ridglea is not all of 76116. The ZIP also takes in Ridgmar, Western Hills, the Las Vegas Trail area and slices of Benbrook and White Settlement, which is why a ZIP-wide average says little about a Ridglea house.
Most Ridglea listings were built within the same three decades, so the spread in asking prices comes from house size, lot size and condition, not age. A Ridglea West listing asks a median of $209,000 for about 1,050 square feet. A listing in the original Ridglea Addition asks a median of $699,900 for about 3,200.
| Subdivision | Active listings | Asking range | Median asking | Median size | Median year built |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ridglea Addition | 7 | $499,000 to $2,999,000 | $699,900 | 3,200 sq ft | 1957 |
| Ridglea North | 4 | $230,000 to $759,000 | $567,500 | 1,871 sq ft | 1949 |
| Ridglea Country Club Estates | 2 | $549,900 and $899,000 | Too few | 3,014 and 3,384 sq ft | 1975 and 1980 |
| Ridglea Hills | 15 | $295,000 to $595,000 | $399,000 | 1,832 sq ft | 1958 |
| Ridglea South | 1 | $299,922 | Too few | 1,708 sq ft | 1956 |
| Ridglea Place (townhome and condo) | 2 | $289,700 and $319,500 | Too few | 1,603 and 1,691 sq ft | 2004 and 2005 |
| Ridglea West | 11 | $165,000 to $320,000 | $209,000 | 1,050 sq ft | 1950 |
For context, all 109 active listings with a Fort Worth address in 76116, condos included, ask a median of $319,500. Across all of Fort Worth the median is $350,000 over 3,692 listings. Ridglea sits above both, mostly because of the larger houses in the Ridglea Addition, Ridglea North and the Country Club Estates.
A Ridglea buyer is usually buying a seventy-year-old house on purpose. The listings that move make that easy: the systems are current, the foundation is documented, and the original character is still there.
Foundations come up first. Of the 37 active Ridglea listings that report a foundation type, 18 list pier-and-beam, alone or combined with slab. Pier-and-beam is not a defect, but buyers will ask when it was last leveled and whether the work carries a transferable warranty. Sellers who have that answer on paper negotiate from a better position than sellers who are hearing the question for the first time.
Size and lot set the top of the market. Ridglea Addition listings sit on a median of about 0.43 acre, Ridglea West listings on about 0.19. Renovating a 1,050 square foot house to Ridglea Addition finishes rarely brings Ridglea Addition prices, so spend where the buyer for that particular house will notice.
One more item for the disclosure folder: parts of Ridglea North and Ridglea Hills fall inside the City of Fort Worth’s overlay district for Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base. Check whether yours does before a buyer’s agent asks.
As of October 22, 2026, the 42 active listings in Ridglea-named subdivisions in ZIP 76116 ask a median of $369,500, with asking prices from $165,000 to $2,999,000. These are asking prices of homes for sale on the NTREIS MLS, not closed sales. The median runs from $209,000 in Ridglea West to $699,900 in the original Ridglea Addition.
Ridglea is in Fort Worth ISD. For 2026-27, the FWISD School Finder zones Ridglea Hills, Ridglea Country Club Estates and most of the Ridglea Addition to Ridglea Hills Elementary, William Monnig Middle and Arlington Heights High. Ridglea North is zoned to Mary Louise Phillips Elementary, Monnig and Arlington Heights. Ridglea West is zoned to Luella Merrett Elementary, Leadership Academy at Leonard Middle and Western Hills High. TEA ratings, final 2025 then preliminary 2026: Ridglea Hills C and C, Phillips B and B, Merrett B and B, Monnig D and D, Leonard F and C, Arlington Heights C and B, Western Hills High D and C. Zones can split along Camp Bowie Boulevard, so check a specific address in the School Finder.
For tax year 2026, the combined adopted rate for a Ridglea home is $2.199749 per $100 of taxable value, about 2.20 percent: City of Fort Worth 0.705650, Fort Worth ISD 1.029099, Tarrant County 0.186000, JPS Health Network (Tarrant County Hospital District) 0.159000 and Tarrant County College 0.120000. Parcels inside the Tarrant Regional Water District add 0.027300. Homestead and other exemptions lower the taxable value, not the rate.
No. Ridglea is a group of neighborhoods inside 76116. The ZIP also includes Ridgmar, Western Hills, the Las Vegas Trail area and small parts of Benbrook and White Settlement. Westcliff, often mentioned alongside Ridglea, is in 76109.
Most were built from the 1940s through the 1960s. Of the 42 active Ridglea listings on October 22, 2026, 34 were built between 1940 and 1969, and half were built in 1955 or earlier. The original Ridglea Addition was platted in 1928 and recorded in 1929, and a few newer homes and townhomes have been built since.
Downtown Fort Worth is about 6 to 9 miles from Ridglea, roughly 10 to 15 minutes without traffic. DFW Airport is about 30 to 33 miles, roughly 41 to 46 minutes without traffic. Rush hour adds time on both.
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