Rainbow Ridge

Rainbow Ridge 9101 St. Barts Road Fort Worth, TX 76123-3525 Get a 1% rebate on a home in this community with a Featured Builder coupon.

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		Price: From $103,450 to $173,350 iNest Rebate: From $1,035  Builder: History Maker Homes Home Type: Single-Family Home Bedrooms: 3 to 9 Bathrooms: 2 to 2.5 Take coupon with you on your first visit.
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Conveniently located just 15 minutes south of downtown Fort Worth, Rainbow Ridge is a beautiful new community with generous, over-sized home sites. Within walking distance of both J.A. Hargrave Elementary and Crowley Middle School, and only a short drive to North Crowley High School it is no surprise that Rainbow Ridge is popular with families. Close proximity to several major employers, including Lockheed Martin, Crowley ISD, Aztec Manufacturing, and Harbison Fischer Oil also draws many new homeowners to the area. Recreation and relaxation are also just a hop, skip and a jump away at one of the many area malls, community parks, and recreational facilities. Because we offer Space, Choice, AND Value, families cannot go wrong when choosing a new History Maker Home. Home sites are going fast, so call one of our exceptional sales professionals today for more details.

Location: From I-20 take McCart Street South to Risinger.

From I-35 take Sycamore School Road West to McCart Street. Then McCart Street South to Risinger.

For details on models available and information such as floor plans, elevations, etc. visit Rainbow Ridge on the History Maker Homes web site.

FORT WORTH, TX 76123 DEMOGRAPHICS	Demographic and school data provided by OnBoard LLC
Zip Code: 76123 County: Tarrant County Population: 17,585 Total Households: 5,182	Median Age: 30 Median Income: $81,583 Homes Owned: 89.23% Home Median Value: $145,069	January Avg High: 55 January Avg Low: 31 July Avg High: 97 July Avg Low: 72

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The closest airport to the center of Fort Worth is DALLAS/FORT WORTH INTERNATIONAL. The closest 4 year college to the center of Fort Worth is COLLEGE OF SAINT THOMAS MORE and the closest 2 year college is TARRANT CTY COLL DISTRICT. The sales tax rate in Tarrant County, Texas is 6.25%. The actual sales tax rate in Fort Worth, TX may be higher based on additional city or local taxes.

SCHOOL INFORMATION	The following is information about nearby schools. Actual schools for this community may vary. Please check with the builder for current school information.
High Schools
Crowley Ind School District - North Crowley High School 9100 S Hulen St, Fort Worth, TX 76123
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CITY INFORMATION     Fort Worth may be the second sister to Dallas, but it can hold its own anytime. A census estimate in 2005 figured the population of Forth Worth at 624,067, making it the 19th largest city in the U.S. With a population center like that, Fort Worth offers a neighborhood for everyone, whether it's the uber-urban downtown or a quaint historical area or a newer neighborhood on the skirts of the city. Fort Worth was originally a military camp, founded in 1849 and named after General William Jenkins Worth. Later is was a cattle drive terminus, which earned it the nickname "Cowtown." The Stockyards still play a big role in Fort Worth's identity, a city proud of its western heritage. In fact, the city motto is "Where the West Begins." Downtown Fort Worth is the equal of any U.S. city, with plenty of shopping, open spaces, cultural performances, colleges and universities, sporting events, and museums. Fort Worth has its own orchestra, ballet, opera, and four professional sports teams. In one city, you can take in sculpture by the great artist Henri Matisse as well as the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame. You can watch the presitigous Van Clibrun International Piano Competition one day and walk along the Trinity Trails—a network of more than 35 miles of trails along the Trinity River—the next. There's the zoo, the nature center and refuge, and plenty of parks for the outdoorsy types. There's NASCAR for high octane fun. The Stockyards National Historic District is the perfect place to feel the real old west, including a daily cattle drive. The median family income was $42,939. Median resident age is 30.9 years Good jobs are supported by industry leaders such as Lockheed, American Airlines, and Burlington Northern.

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