Matched on the MLS Levels field: every home here is recorded as exactly one story. Story-and-a-half and split-level homes are excluded. Results are limited to Fort Worth listings. The count below is matching on-market listings, which includes active, under-contract, coming-soon, and pending homes.
Fort Worth buyers who want one story can skip the guesswork: these listings are recorded as exactly one level in the MLS. With a median list price near $315K in Fort Worth, one-story plans span everything from starter streets to custom lots.
Single-story homes stay in demand here for good reasons: no stairs for aging knees or young kids, simpler maintenance, and one HVAC zone doing predictable work. This search matches the MLS Levels field exactly, so story-and-a-half plans and split-levels do not sneak in.
One story spreads the same square footage wider across the lot, so compare lot sizes when you compare prices. A 2,400 square foot single-story often sits on a larger lot than its two-story neighbor, which can mean more yard and more roof. Roof area is worth noting in hail country, since replacement cost scales with it.
If accessibility drives the search, look past the story count: door widths, a zero-step entry, and a walk-in shower matter as much as the floor plan. The listing photos usually answer these faster than the data sheet.
