An offering of this historical significance and architectural elegance rarely comes to market, especially when paired with one of the best locations in Fort Worth. Set on 1.3 acres on a premier street in Mistletoe Heights, this 1919 Prairie and Craftsman-style residence—often referred to as the Waggoner House for its original owner, Anne Waggoner—sits on the bluff overlooking the Trinity River, just six minutes from downtown and a short walk to the Trinity Trails and Westbend. The property includes 4,599 square feet in the main house, a two-car garage, and a heated pool and spa, along with a large, functional basement with full bath (not included in square footage), and two one-bedroom, one-bath cottages. The main house retains its original character with hardwood floors, four working fireplaces, crown molding, and French doors, while having been steadily improved for modern living. All bathrooms in the main living area have been reworked and expanded, including all main floor bathrooms with heated floors! A rare opportunity to steward a piece of Texas history and carry forward a legacy of ownership.