Munger Place Historic District
Lemonade, coffee or maybe a glass of wine would be fine refreshments for enjoying on a home’s front porch. It’s April, and the living is easy, so buying a home where you can perfect porch sitting sounds like a good idea. In fact, this time of year, porch-sitting activities approach world-class level in North Texas.…
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Munger Place Historic District is full of potential for savvy buyers searching for a deal. Whether you pine for historic charm or want to invest in a multi-family home for extra income, this week’s Splurge vs. Steal is worth a look. Splurge: Munger Place Multi-Family Income Opportunity For $725K First, we present our splurge. This one is…
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Two things you can count on in spring: pollen (ahhhchoo!) and home tours! So many, you would be dizzy attending each and every one. But the Munger Place Wine Walk and Home Tour caught my eye as one not to miss, because, well, look at these charming, gorgeous homes. I just gave a speech about…
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The next area of the Old East Dallas neighborhood to be featured in our Neighborhood Spotlight is the ever-popular Munger Place. Comprised of over 250 households and the largest collection of Prairie-style homes in America, Munger Place has a lot to be proud of — past and present.
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Built as a Piggly Wiggly in 1916, 313 N. Collett was converted into two single-family homes in 2004 to great results. Though it still looks like an old general store from the front, this property is a great example of adaptive reuse of historic properties. I’ve always been curious about this property in Munger Place,…
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