Take a look inside the Fort Worth house that went viral on Zillow Gone Wild social media posts in early December, where the owner made sure to pack fun in...
11:30 AM on Dec 12, 2022 CSTsocial media posts in early December made sure to pack fun in every corner.
The house at 1809 Carl St. in Fort Worth is almost as unique and indescribable as the owner himself. The highlight of the 7,000-square-foot, three-bedroom house with an attached studio is that more than 4,000 square feet of its space is devoted to an enclosed entertainment area.The house has a heated pool with a slide and a diving board surrounded by an artificial grass area with an outdoor kitchen and pingpong, pool and air hockey tables.
The home is the creation of Jimmy Bradley, 76, who owns Bradley Insurance Agency in Fort Worth and who his real estate agent describes as “your quintessential eclectic Fort Worth cowboy.” Bradley bought the house about three years ago as a side project, the first time he had bought a home to remodel.Currently listed for $745,000.
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