2306 Park Pl Ave

Completed in 1930, this twelve-story steel-framed high-rise occupies a landmark position near the Fort Worth Zoo and the residential neighborhoods of Berkeley, Mistletoe Heights and Colonial. The T-shaped, brick-and-stone tower contains just 36 residences — three units per floor — creating a low-density, vertical apartment house made up largely of one-bedroom floor plans (with occasional larger layouts). Interiors retain 1930s character: restored parquet or hardwood floors, 9-foot ceilings, decorative lighting and original woodwork alongside modern updates such as granite counters, stainless appliances, double-pane windows and in-unit washer/dryer in many homes. Large, multi-directional windows afford broad treetop and downtown vistas and flood units with light. Common areas include a gated covered parking garage with assigned spaces and uncovered spots, a ground-level community room, courtyard with outdoor grilling and firepit, storage rooms, coded entry and elevator service. Building systems have seen upgrades in recent years (windows, HVAC and elevator work cited), and units typically offer built-in storage, generous closets and wired-for-sound/CATV infrastructure. The property’s walkable setting provides immediate access to parks, Trinity Trails, dining, shopping and major roadways, supporting both lock-and-leave living and longer-term residency within a historic urban neighborhood.