2909 Schwartz Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76106

Originally the Old City of Fort Worth Fire Station #25, the building was constructed around 1950 and registered in 1968, later repurposed as a community center. An estimated 2,000 square foot structure, it presents a distinctive institutional-style shell that can be evaluated for redevelopment, adaptive reuse, or a plan to bring the property into alignment with its intended use. With zoning classified A-5 for single-family detached, the history of community use creates a practical conversation around rezoning strategy or repurposing approval.

Located north of the Stockyards in Fort Worth, the property sits near major transit and Downtown, which can support modern demand for flexible, short-term oriented operations. Its residential zoning designation makes it particularly important to confirm any intended use with the City for what may be possible on-site.

For investors, this is a compelling candidate for an adaptive reuse concept or a short-term rental approach, provided the operational model fits within the A-5 framework or through a rezoning pathway. For buyers and developers focused on conversion, the building’s fire-station/community-center background may appeal to those seeking a recognizable structure with an opportunity to reintroduce it to the market under an updated plan.