This Little North Oak Cliff Cottage is Blue and Yellow, Makes You Want to Kiss it Hello!

How cute is this house? It looks like one of those fun, quirky homes that delights readers of every shelter magazine and tiny house blog. But this house is not so tiny. In fact, it may look petite, but this sky blue cottage in the L.O. Daniel neighborhood of North Oak Cliff has plenty of room inside and oodles of style.

Of course, it’s the curb appeal that you’ll fall in love with first. But once you see inside this professionally renovated house just a skip from all the cool spots in the area, including the Kessler X+ district, Tyler and Davis, and the Bishop Arts District.

Located at 236 N. Waverly Drive, this three-bedroom, two-bath, 1,788-square-foot cottage was completely re-done by 3939 Urban homes. This is a local company helmed by Eldad Block and Vanessa Gravalya, a duo with build and design experience that has a unique take on the color and feel of its projects. It’s listed for $450,000, which comes out to more than $251 per square foot.

I love the stain on the floors in this home, and the contrast between the wide gray trim and bright neutral paint is fantastic. The sliding barn doors are going to knock off buyers socks, that’s for sure. It’s a trendy fixture that is perfect for older homes. The accent color — a cool teal — works so well with the cool color scheme of this home. And the chandeliers in both the living room and dining room are the perfect foil for this sophisticated-yet-rustic look.

There are tons of windows and built-ins to make the home feel organized and airy. The kitchen sports quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, plenty of lighting, custom cabinetry, beveled subway tile on the backsplash, a pot filler (LOVE THIS!) and an apron sink. It’s a great space that has everything a home chef needs and wants.

The master suite has a five-piece bath and even more of those great sliding barn doors. I love the use of marble and glass tile in this space, including the penny tile on the floor. There are two shower heads, too, making your morning routine a breeze. The second bath has a single-sink vanity and a tub/shower combination with much the same finish-out.

But what’s really fabulous about this house are the upgrades the sellers invested in that you may not ordinarily notice, like brand new HVAC and a new roof, brand new windows and completely new plumbing. Though the home was built in 1923, you’ll be able to live a thoroughly modern life inside.

Or outside, considering the porches and lovely treed backyard. The privacy fence is great, too. Add a grill and a few pieces of lawn furniture and you’re good to go!