1937 Year Built:

Single Detached Property type:

English Style:

Brick, Rock/Stone Construction:

Wood Exterior Description:

Resale Condition:

Pool, Grill Recreational Features:

Built-In Refrigerator/Freezer, Dishwasher, Microwave, Cooktop - Gas, Disposal, Washer Appliances:

Heated Pool Description:

1 Number of Fireplaces:

Gas Logs Fireplace Description:

Porch Covered, Garage Property Features:

Vaulted Ceilings Interior Description:

Carpet, Stone, Ceramic tile Floors:

Burglar Bars Security Features:

city water, City sewer Utilities:

Central, Zoned Heating System:

Central, Electric Cooling System:

Broadband internet access Telecommunication:

Irregular, Interior Lot, Landscaped, Large Backyard Grass, Curbs Lot Description:

On Slab Basement and Foundation:

Shake Roofing:

2 Garage Spaces:

Attached Garage, Automatic Garage Door Opener Garage Description:

Fort Worth ISD School District:

Tanglewood Elementary School:

Paschal High School:

Mclean Middle School:

2920 Simondale was designed by architect Charles Dilbeck with construction commissioned by I.C. and Jewel Brannon Parker. I.C. was the long time president of Pangburn’s Chocolates in Fort Worth. Nestled on nearly an acre, this 1937 English cottage has only had four caretakers in its 86 years. The craftsmanship and details of the beautiful millwork, antique appointments, and luxury finishes make for a grand and dignified home. So many features and amenities make this home a truly special place. I.C. was credited with inventing The Drumstick ice cream cones sold by Nestlé to this day. But his wife, Jewel, should get most of the credit when it comes to the treat's name. It was Jewel who said it looked like a fried chicken leg and named it the Drumstick. Jewel also served as the official artist for Fort Worth’s Frontier Centennial Celebration appointed by New Your Director Bill Rose. Please see features list in documents.