Winnetka Heights Historic District

This Winnetka Heights Charmer Has My Heart

By Nikki Barringer / September 6, 2022 /

I feel like the older I get, the more charming Oak Cliff gets. Especially Winnetka Heights. Winnetka Heights is one of the only single-family neighborhoods in Dallas where you can truly walk to restaurants and shops. Good ones, too. Favorites that have been around a minute mixed with new ones that “you just HAVE to…

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This Reimagined Airplane Bungalow Is Whatever Word Comes After Exceptional

By Nikki Barringer / March 27, 2021 /

At 319 N. Edgefield Avenue in Winnetka Heights there’s an airplane bungalow that’s one of the most iconic properties in the neighborhood. And in case you’re not 100 percent familiar with an airplane bungalow, Dave Perry-Miller’s Michael Mahon broke it down – if you’re looking head on at the house, there’s essentially a pop-up second…

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Winnetka Heights Tudor Staged by CandysDirt.com Staff Comes Full Circle

By Joanna England / July 14, 2020 /

More than four years ago, one of our staffers wrote a critique on a charming Tudor in Winnetka Heights that was brimming with potential, but the listing photos were a major missed opportunity. After some back and forth with the listing agent, we decided to prove a very important point, said Karen Eubank, our luxury…

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Winnetka Heights Prairie Retains Historic Charm With Updated Finishes

By Joanna England / June 19, 2019 /

North Oak Cliff’s Winnetka Heights is one of Dallas’ most popular front-porch communities, with street after street filled with Craftsman-style and Prairie-style homes that offer a friendly, shaded spot facing the tree-lined avenues. These porches are the perfect place to while away a warm afternoon with neighbors over conversation and cold beverages.  Though some structures…

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There Goes The Neighborhood: Winnetka Heights Residents Take It to The Streets

By Lifestylist® Suzanne Felber / February 18, 2016 /

One of the hardest things in the world is finding the perfect neighborhood and home to call yours. When I moved back to Dallas from Arizona, I wanted what I had there — diversity, architecture with character, and a place that I could grow a garden. Yes, I’m an urban gardener. Guilty as charged! I…

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