Available for the first time in 63 years, 6217 Locke Avenue is a brand new 1939 home in Fort Worth’s prestigious Ridglea North neighborhood. Sited on a sprawling lot along one of the city’s most picturesque blocks, this 5-bedroom, 4½-bathroom classic masterpiece was meticulously renovated in 2025 by Bricon Custom Homes to blend historic charm with modern luxury. Owned by one family since 1962 and with only three owners in its history, this rare gem radiates warmth with rich hardwood floors and abundant natural light pouring through numerous windows. The home features over 1,000 square feet of newly added space, including a grand primary suite with a cozy fireplace, a fourth full bathroom, a powder bath, and a dedicated laundry room. The gourmet kitchen dazzles with Taj Mahal quartz countertops, two dishwashers, Waterworks plumbing fixtures, and Emtek hardware, while a versatile bonus room with a full bath behind the garage offers endless possibilities as a home office, gym or guest suite. A large deck off the living room opens to a lush backyard with mature trees and ample space for a pool, perfect for entertaining. New 30-year roof, three new HVAC units, three new tankless water heaters, and all new plumbing and electrical systems. Located in the heart of Ridglea North, platted in 1928 by Morris E. Berney—namesake of the nearby Berney Park—this home is steps from Camp Bowie Boulevard’s boutique shops, dining, and the iconic Ridglea Theater, with a Walk Score of 65. Just six miles west of downtown Fort Worth, with easy access to I-30, Highway 183, and the Cultural District, Ridglea North combines suburban serenity with urban convenience, fostered by an active neighborhood association.