Saturday Six Hundred

Get This Eastwood Midcentury Ranch Before It’s Gone

By Karen Eubank / January 10, 2026 /

Don’t be surprised if this 1955 Eastwood Midcentury Ranch is gone by the time you read this because it’s the best buy I’ve seen in ages. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a design updated by architects Martin Medina and Paola Mendoza, this home is exactly what many young buyers are looking for today. As…

A Funky Little Forest Hills Cottage With an ADU!

By Karen Eubank / December 27, 2025 /

Are you looking for a cool, quirky house with serious income potential? I have just the property for you in funky Little Forest Hills! This home perfectly captures the neighborhood’s unique vibe and its unofficial slogan: “Keep Little Forest Hills Funky.” Even before White Rock Lake was filled in 1914, the undeveloped farmland and hunting…

A Fabulous, Funky Little Forest Hills 1940s Find

By Karen Eubank / July 26, 2025 /

If you’ve never heard the phrase “Keep Little Forest Hills Funky,” you don’t know what you’re missing. This beautiful East Dallas neighborhood near White Rock Lake has some of the most interesting and charming houses you will ever find. The original homes were built as lake cottages and hunting cabins between the 1920s and the…

Pick Your Cottage, Pick Your Price!

By Karen Eubank / July 12, 2025 /

There are a lot of cute homes on the market right now, especially in East Dallas. It was impossible to pick just one this week, so I’m showcasing three at different price points. All of them were built before 1950 (historic homes are extremely well constructed) and beautifully updated. They are also in close proximity…

Why Pay Your Mortgage When You Can Make This Kessler Plaza Cottage Do It For You?

By Karen Eubank / June 7, 2025 /

Driving around one day, I stumbled upon Kessler Plaza, one of the cutest neighborhoods in Oak Cliff. It’s located right next to Ravinia Heights and features adorable Austin stone cottages like this one. It’s also one of the few neighborhoods in Dallas that is still affordable. I was thrilled when I came across this 1940…