North Fort Worth · 76131 · Northwest ISD
The homeowner’s guide to Trails of Fossil Creek
A resource for the people who live here and the people thinking about it — current market data, what the neighborhood is actually like day to day, and a direct line to the agent who works this subdivision more than anyone else.
25
Homes sold in 2026
sales closed Jan 1 – Sep 18, 2026
$300,000
Median sold price
$174.48
Median price / sq ft
63 days
Median time on market
Pulled from closed MLS sales in Trails of Fossil Creek, Jan 1–Sep 18, 2026. Full market breakdown →
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The neighborhood
Living in Trails of Fossil Creek
Trails of Fossil Creek is a residential subdivision in far north Fort Worth, built out in phases from the mid-2000s through new construction going up today. It’s a walking-trail-and-front-porch kind of neighborhood — a community pool, playground, and dog park anchor the common areas, with sidewalks connecting most of the streets.
Homes here run mostly single-story and two-story brick construction, 3–4 bedrooms, on lots around a tenth of an acre. Zoned to Northwest ISD, with elementary zoning split by section — worth confirming for a specific address.
Full neighborhood guide →- Community pool
- Playground
- Dog park
- Walking trails & sidewalks
- Zoned to Northwest ISD
- Easy access to I-35W & 820
Your local agent
I sell more homes in this neighborhood than almost anyone else
I’m Josiah Carter, a Fort Worth real estate agent with a hyper-local focus on north Fort Worth subdivisions — Trails of Fossil Creek included. I track every closing here, not just the ones I list, so when you ask me what a house on your street is worth, I already know.