Historic Stop Six Homes for Rent

Historic Stop Six in Fort Worth is a neighborhood that features a mix of older and newer homes, reflecting 20th-century Southern architecture with brick or wood siding, dark roofs, and matching shutters. Homes range from compact early 1900s builds of 500 to 1,000 square feet to newer constructions offering 1,000 to 2,000 square feet. Streets are without sidewalks, and lawns are bordered by iron fencing and driveways. Rosedale Plaza Park, recently renamed Historic Stop Six Park, provides 6.25 acres of green space with playgrounds, a basketball court, and a softball field. The Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, 1.5 miles away, offers fitness programs, educational camps, and sports activities. Lake Arlington, 5 miles away, is a destination for water sports, fishing, and camping. Local amenities include small convenience stores and markets along Lancaster Avenue, with notable spots like Fort Worth Seafood Fish Market & Restaurant and Griff's Hamburgers. Renaissance Square shopping center offers a Walmart Supercenter, Ross Dress for Less, Marshall’s, and various fast-food options. Community events are organized by the Stop Six Neighborhood Association, and Fort Worth hosts numerous annual events, including the Fort Worth Fourth fireworks show, Texas Motor Speedway races, and the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. The neighborhood is well-connected, with Trinity Metro bus stops and major roadways like Rosedale Street, Interstate 820, and TX-287. Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is 20 miles away. The Fort Worth Independent School District serves the area, with schools like Maudrie M. Walton Elementary, Jacquet Middle School, and Dunbar High School, which have high ratings.