The Montserrat: Stately Sophistication and Stunning Scenery

Posted June 20th, 2012 | by The Update

Welcome to Montserrat, perhaps the most distinctive residential development in Fort Worth history.  Its rewards are exceptional, from natural beauty unrivaled in this area to stunning estates on spacious home sites that will set the standard for stately living in Fort Worth.  Blessed with more than 30 acres of tranquil parks, beautiful green space and 150-foot cliffs overlooking Mary’s Creek, Montserrat affords striking vistas, ranging from the city lights of the downtown skyline to the lush, rolling countryside.

Contact Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty agent John Zimmerman at (817) 343-0090 for more information on this incredible up-and-coming community.

9341 Bella Terra, one of many exceptional properties in the Montserrat community.

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