Hampton Hills
A brick Tudor set in Hampton Hills in Oak Cliff is like the holy grail of charm, and this adorable two-bedroom, one-bathroom home is just getting started. Ebby Halliday Realtors’ Brian Parker said this home is like a gift — the fact that so many original features are still intact and have been restored is…
Read MoreOver in Hampton Hills in Oak Cliff, there’s an incredible tree-lined street with long-term residents, deep setbacks, and super cute houses. Ebby Halliday’s Cynthia Lopez said it’s one of those streets that’s always been a bit of a hidden gem. In the fall when the leaves change, you can take a walk down the street…
Read MoreHampton Hills is still living up to its 1924 branding campaign. When developer Alf W. Sanders kicked off his new home building venture 95 years ago, he ran an ad in the Dallas Morning News touting the small neighborhood “Oak Cliff’s Ideal Home Place.” His slogan not only attracted the middle management and tradesmen market…
Read MoreThe Hampton Hills neighborhood is one of the few remaining mostly undisturbed groups of post-war cottages left in Dallas — and many of them were built by one family. According to local lore, Oak Cliff Realtor Wiley Roberts and his sons took on the post-war housing shortage by committing to building in Hampton Hills. Although…
Read MoreJust minutes from the Bishop Arts District, find a cozy cottage in Hampton Hills with custom updates and a sweet, modern vibe. The home at 1618 Hollywood Ave. is our Tuesday Two Hundred and it makes the most of a modest footprint, featuring original refinished hardwood floors and tons of windows for plenty of natural light. It has…
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