Dallas Luxury Real Estate

Monday Morning Millionaire: In My Dream I Went to Netherland — 5625 Netherland Court, That is!

By Joanna England / October 1, 2012 /

Amazing? Beautiful? Incredible? Stunning? Jaw-Dropping? I’ve run through the gamut of adjectives trying to describe 5625 Netherland Court, an unbelievable listing from the one and only Kari Schlegel, and yet every one of them falls short. Is this love, that I’m feeling? This five-bedroom home screams “ART COLLECTOR!” with a gallery hallway just off the…

Monday Millionaire: 5211 Farquhar is an English Manor in Texas With a Saltwater Pool!

By Joanna England / September 24, 2012 /

You guys, I am showing incredible restraint today by not filling this post with a bajillion pictures of this amazing home in Inwood Terrace. You’ll have to click through to the Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s listing for 5211 Farquhar because it is just so beautiful. OK, now that you’re back, let’s talk about this sexy beast…

Monday Morning Millionaire: This Cute Caruth Blvd. Traditional is Worth Risking West Nile For!

By Joanna England / September 17, 2012 /

So, with this recent bout of rain we’ve had, here’s your public service announcement: Drain standing water! Prevent death by mosquito!

There, I said it. If you’re willing to throw caution into the wind, here’s a cute house in University Park not far from several very placid lakes that would require teams of pesticide-spraying trucks to clear of mosquitoes. But, 4115 Caruth Blvd., priced at $899,000 and teeming with charm, is worth the scary spectre of West Nile, no?

Monday Morning Millionaire: Lakewood Living Like New, But You’d Never Know it!

By Joanna England / August 27, 2012 /

Happy first day of school, folks! I know you’re excited to send your boys and girls off to class, so I’ll give you something to read while you’re anxiously waiting to get out of the carpool lane.

Monday Morning Millionaire: Looking For Privacy? Find it in Arlington (Seriously!)

By Joanna England / August 20, 2012 /

Arlington is buzzing, y’all. Marketed as ground zero for North Texas sports, the biggest of the mid-cities could eventually force us to change from D/FW to D/A/FW.

OK, maybe not exactly. Still, it’s a great location for people who want access to both Dallas and Fort Worth but don’t want to sacrifice shopping and amenities (yes, I’m looking at you, Grand Prairie).