Haltom City, TX

Haltom City is a modestly large town on the northern edge of Fort Worth. It is home to over forty thousand people. Highway 121 runs along the city’s southern border. North Loop 820 passes through the northern end of Haltom City. Highway 377 runs from north to south through the city. Business 377 runs parallel to Highway 121, providing a second major artery to downtown Fort Worth for Haltom City residents. Both merge in the vicinity of I-35 West. Highway 121 gives residents easy access to Dallas-Fort Worth airport to the east.

The cities of Richland Hills, North Richland Hills and Watauga sit on Haltom City’s side. The southern and western sides of the city border Fort Worth. Melody Hills, Blue Mound and Alliance form the northern border of Haltom City. It is firmly located in the middle of Tarrant County. Haltom City students are served by the Birdville ISD. The only exceptions are students on the north side of town that attend Keller ISD.

These students are sent to Fossil Ridge High School. There’s a Tarrant County Community College branch in Haltom City. Haltom City has a number of benefits in its favor. You have easy access to the jobs in downtown Fort Worth while enjoying cheaper real estate.

A side benefit of being a Fort Worth suburb is that you have a lower cost of living compared to those closer to Dallas. Fort Worth and its suburbs aren’t as hot as Dallas, but they are family friendly, safe, and affordable.

However, the art scene in Fort Worth is arguably just as good. You’re close to some of the best museums in the country like the Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth Omni Theater, the Amon Carter Museum, and the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens. If you don’t want to go to downtown Fort Worth, you’re still close to Northeast Mall, NRH20 water park, and Mountasia. You’re less than a thirty-minute drive from the Ballpark in Arlington, Cowboy Stadium and other venues in Arlington, too.

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