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Karen Eubank features ultra-luxe listings all over North Texas and beyond.

Highland Park French Traditional Marketed by Hunter Dehn Meets Every Expectation

By Karen Eubank / November 21, 2016 /

There’s a certain expectation level when house hunting in the Park Cities. Buyers know beauty is a given, size is essential, and green features are increasingly important. This stately Highland Park new French traditional, at 3416 Drexel Drive, not only meets those expectations, it exceeds them. The 7,256-square-foot, three-story home is within walking distance of…

Cutting Edge Modernism in The Peninsula

By Karen Eubank / November 14, 2016 /

  Something’s happening in the Peninsula neighborhood, near the shores of White Rock Lake. Cutting edge modernism is slowly casting this area in an exciting new light. Location is everything, so it’s inevitable that new construction would begin popping up here. The area is rife with empty-nesters who have fled the Park Cities and North…

Dines and Kraft Tudor Lakewood Mansion Restored to Perfection by Carol Gantt

By Karen Eubank / November 7, 2016 /

The Dines and Kraft Tudor at 6861 Lakewood Boulevard is, without a doubt, one of the most beloved homes in Lakewood — and it’s finally for sale again. It was just listed by Annamari Lannon of Allie Beth Allman for $1.249 million, and that is a great price for a home of this caliber. Built…

Stunning Lakewood Transitional On A Dramatic Creek Lot

By Karen Eubank / October 31, 2016 /

If only there were a house that suited both traditional taste and a more modern aesthetic … Guess what? We’ve found it— a stunning Lakewood transitional. Emily Ray-Porter with Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate has just listed 6787 Lakefair Circle for $1.199 million, and it’s sure to please anyone looking for the best of both style…

Highland Park Georgian is a Flawless Fusion of Symmetry and Style

By Karen Eubank / October 24, 2016 /

What is it about a Georgian house that offers instant appeal and imparts an immediate sense of gracious living? History for one. Georgian architecture has been around since the 1700s, and some of the most recognizable American institutions have been built in this style. From Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello estate to Yale University, the style instills…