Give the Gift of History with This Timeless M Streets Bungalow

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Imagine unwrapping the ultimate Christmas gift this year: a piece of history, carefully restored and beautifully updated, right in the heart of the beloved M Streets. The rare M Streets bungalow at 5904 Ellsworth Avenue — built in 1935 and held by the same family for nearly 90 years — has been reimagined with a perfect blend of modern comforts and timeless charm. Santa may find himself getting a little delayed when he stops here next week and realizes this is a very different house from his last visit in 2023.

“It’s a gift for anyone,” says listing agent Kyle Rovinsky, “but especially someone who appreciates the character of M Streets homes: wrapped in love, care, and maybe even a bow on the front door. The transformation of this home has been nothing short of remarkable. It’s a busy time of year, but I invite those who love a well-done makeover to come visit.”

Over the course of eight months, it was taken down to the studs and rebuilt with precision and attention to detail. A brand-new roof (which Santa and his reindeer will certainly admire), siding, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems ensure this home is as reliable as it is beautiful, all fully compliant with Dallas’s 2024 building codes (green tags included for the detail-oriented).

Inside, you’ll find an expansive primary suite with a spa-like bathroom and a closet ready to impress even the most ardent fashionistas. The secondary bedrooms share a spacious bath adorned with artisan tilework that nods to the home’s history while adding a modern touch. Speaking of history, the original doors — including the charming front door — have been refurbished, complete with custom striker plates to match the vintage glass knobs.

Outside, the love continues. The white picket fence, rebuilt to match the one installed by the owner’s grandfather in the ’40s, along with fresh landscaping, takes the classic curb appeal to the next level. The grandmother’s rose bushes still bloom each year, and the oak tree she planted from a sapling brought from Lake Texoma, stands tall as a testament to the home’s enduring legacy in the neighborhood.

“With its proximity to Mockingbird Elementary, White Rock Lake, Mockingbird Station, SMU, and downtown,” says Rovinsky, “plus a refurbished two-car garage that’s a rarity in these parts, it’s as practical as it is enchanting.”

So, if you’re searching for a truly meaningful gift this season — and it’s perfectly fine if the gift is for you — consider this lovingly restored and thoughtfully modernized home priced at $875,000. Contact Rovinsky for a showing at 972-989-8568 | [email protected].

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