Ridgeview Place

The Neighborhood: Ridglea Hills, Fort Worth

Ridglea Hills sits in west Fort Worth near Texas Christian University and residential streets. Texas Christian University and Amon G. Carter Stadium serve as local landmarks. Benbrook Lake and Fort Worth Botanic Garden offer outdoor space for hiking and quiet walks. Trinity Metro buses provide public transit links to downtown and other parts of the city. Trinity Railway Express and the Fort Worth Intermodal Transportation Center connect riders across the region. Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor draw families and teens from across the metro area. Reata Restaurant and Joe T. Garcia's represent dining options in nearby parts of town. Local cafes and chains like Starbucks and Chili's serve quick meals for residents. Sundance Square and Fort Worth Stockyards attract visitors for shopping and live music. Bars such as Flying Saucer Draught Emporium and neighborhood pubs host evening crowds. Small shops and grocery stores support everyday needs within short drives. Street patterns and green buffers let people walk to parks and schools in many blocks. This district blends older homes, newer infill housing, and small apartment buildings. Data show the most common age group is 30 to 34 years old and the most common household type is one-person households.