Ladera at Tavolo Park, Fort Worth, TX

About Ladera at Tavolo Park

Ladera at Tavolo Park is in Fort Worth, in the Fort Worth & Western Metroplex region of Texas. Developer: Ladera Living. Status: Currently selling. Marketed as a 55+ active-adult community; the age and occupancy rules are set in its governing documents.

Ladera at Tavolo Park is a gated community built by Ladera Living inside the Tavolo Park master-planned community in southwest Fort Worth. The community page gives a sales office at 5964 Carmona Trail, Fort Worth, Texas 76123, describes the community as only 228 Ladera homes. The Tavolo Park master plan's own site places the neighborhood at Bryant Irvin and Altamesa in Fort Worth.

The location resolves to Tarrant County and the City of Fort Worth. The Tarrant Appraisal District's account record for a Tavolo Park lot lists the City of Fort Worth, Tarrant County, the Tarrant County Hospital District, Tarrant County College and Crowley ISD as the taxing units, and the City of Fort Worth's sewer project page for the area describes it as part of Tavolo Park in Fort Worth. A buyer should still check the taxing units on the tax statement for the specific lot.

The homes are mostly single-story plans with two bedrooms and two baths, from 1,322 to 2,498 square feet, with one two-story three-bedroom plan of 2,905 square feet. The center of the community is The HUB, a clubhouse the developer describes as the place to meet up, play games and host parties. The community page also lists three pickleball courts, a resort-style pool with shade, a fitness studio and group exercise, an outdoor kitchen and entertaining area, a putting green, a billiards room, a dog park, walking paths, a gated entrance and year-round lawn maintenance. The developer markets the combination as a lock-and-leave lifestyle in which the entire yard is taken care of, and says residents can reach the Shops at Clearfork and Fort Worth's museums and arts venues. Those are the developer's descriptions of nearby places, so test any drive yourself.

Age restrictions at Ladera at Tavolo Park

Ladera Living markets the community as a gated 55+ community, and the developer's FAQ describes its communities as age restricted and tells buyers to review each community's by-laws before purchasing. The specific occupancy rules, how occupancy is verified and any exceptions come from the recorded community documents, which a buyer should obtain from the sales office and review before contracting. The FAQ also says grandchildren may visit and that longer stays for children under 18 may be limited, and that short-term rentals such as Airbnb and Vrbo are prohibited in Ladera communities.

Housing types at Ladera at Tavolo Park

• Single-story homes, mostly two bedrooms and two baths
• One two-story, three-bedroom plan
• Quick move-in homes in the current phase

Pricing at Ladera at Tavolo Park

The community page, as of October 9, 2026, shows prices from the $390s to $600s. Starting prices on the floor plan list are $396,990 for the 1,322-square-foot Milan, $404,990 for the Messina, $443,990 for the Salerno, $464,990 for the Portico, $479,990 for the Torino, $502,990 for the Arabella, $515,990 for the Avanti, $514,990 for the Verona, $536,990 for the Casina, $562,990 for the Carmina, $585,990 for the Castella and $625,990 for the two-story Verona 2.

These are builder list prices on a marketing page and change with phase, lot and options; they exclude closing costs and design studio selections. For context, the Census Bureau's 2019-2023 American Community Survey reports a median value of $277,300 for owner-occupied homes citywide in Fort Worth, a figure that covers all ages of housing and ended its sample period in 2023.

HOA and fees at Ladera at Tavolo Park

Homeowners association dues, any one-time capital or transfer fees, and what the dues cover are available from the sales office and the community's recorded documents; request the current dues schedule and the budget in writing. The developer's pages list lawn maintenance, a gated entrance and the HUB among the community's features, but the pages give no dollar amount or effective date, so no fee is stated here.

Ask also who controls the association during build-out, whether a reserve study exists for the pool, clubhouse and gates, and whether the Tavolo Park master association charges a separate assessment on top of the Ladera association's dues.

The Tarrant Appraisal District account record for a Tavolo Park lot lists five taxing units: the City of Fort Worth, Tarrant County, the Tarrant County Hospital District, Tarrant County College and Crowley ISD. It does not list a MUD or public improvement district for that lot. The 2025 Tarrant Appraisal District rate table lists Crowley ISD at $1.2552 per $100 of taxable value, the City of Fort Worth at $0.67, Tarrant County at $0.1862, the hospital district at $0.165 and Tarrant County College at $0.11228 for tax year 2025; the City of Fort Worth adopted $0.70565 per $100 for tax year 2026. Confirm the units and any district assessment for the specific Ladera lot on the title commitment.

Amenities at Ladera at Tavolo Park

• The HUB clubhouse
• Resort-style swimming pool with shade
• Three pickleball courts
• Fitness studio and group exercise
• Outdoor kitchen and entertaining area
• Putting green
• Billiards room
• Dog park
• Walking paths
• Gated entrance
• Lawn maintenance

Healthcare near Ladera at Tavolo Park

Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest Fort Worth is at 6100 Harris Parkway, Fort Worth, and describes itself as serving Fort Worth, Benbrook, Crowley, Aledo and Granbury. The Tavolo Park master plan's site says that a resident who works at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital has a short bike ride. The City of Fort Worth's sewer project page describes the Tavolo Park area as bounded in part by Harris Parkway. No drive time is given here, so measure the route from the lot to the emergency department. Other large hospitals are described on the Fort Worth page.

Airport access from Ladera at Tavolo Park

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is the main commercial airport for the area. Meacham International Airport, operated by the City of Fort Worth north of downtown, is a corporate and general aviation field. No drive time is given here; measure the route to DFW at the hours you would travel.

Why Ladera at Tavolo Park is included

A gated community of single-story homes inside the Tavolo Park master plan in southwest Fort Worth that its developer markets to adults 55 and older, with a clubhouse, pool, pickleball courts and lawn care as listed amenities.

Alternatives to Ladera at Tavolo Park

• Ladera at The ReserveA gated, 157-homesite community in Mansfield marketed by Ladera Living as a 55+ active adult neighborhood, with single-story homes, a clubhouse called The HUB and a community pond.

Guides relevant to Ladera at Tavolo Park

• 55-plus communities versus all-age master plans in Texas
• Texas homestead exemption, the age-65 exemption and the school tax ceiling
• Texas property taxes and appraisal districts: how to compare actual total tax bills