An M Streets Cottage That Whispers Those Three Words Buyers Love
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The M Streets are one of the most talked about neighborhoods in Dallas and have been for decades. Majestic oak and pecan trees shade streets featuring historic Tudor Revival, Colonial and Craftsman homes. It is beautifully intact reflecting its 1923 roots. This is due to efforts, led by the neighbors, to create a conservation district ordinance that would guarantee the architectural integrity would not be lost. In 2003 M Streets East Conservation District became the ninth conservation district in Dallas. What this means is the character will remain intact, with no threat of a giant Lego box of a house popping up next door. This makes conservation districts an extremely sought-after place to find a home. We’ve got a gem for you!

This Minimal Traditional cottage is in the heart of Greenland Hills. Don’t get confused. The M Streets East Conservation District is part of the Greenland Hills Addition, so you are likely to hear both names when house hunting. It was built in the 1940s and is 1,668 square feet with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and it has the three words every buyer wants to hear: remodeled, updated, and expanded. We all want original restored hardwoods but we also want upgrades like attic insulation and a new HVAC system. This adorable Minimal Traditional cottage has it all.



Of course, when you purchase a home, location is key. Niche.com ranks this M Streets neighborhood in the top 20 of best in Dallas. Neighborhoods are about neighbors and you are going to have a hard time finding a friendlier place to live. The Greenland Hills Neighborhood Association has a Crime Watch/ ENP program and hosts an annual Easter Egg Hunt, wine tastings, coat drives and so much more. It’s also hard to beat the Walk Score of 78 and a Bike Score of 70. You are three blocks from Window Seat Coffee and BE Fit Pilates in one direction and Corner Market and Buffalo Exchange in the other.




This is a hot property so don’t be surprised if you find it’s contingent by the time you see this. It means you better have Compass Relator Amy Sack on speed dial. She has this adorable M Streets cottage at 5635 Merrimac Ave. available for $899.000.