The choice is always right in historic Hollywood Heights. Two fantastic offerings, two lushly landscaped lawns, two very different design styles. Which Hollywood Heights home is more you, the Brick Beauty splurge or the Southwestern Ranch steal? Tell us why in the comments.
Our Steal:Vicki White with Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty has listed 8523 Eustis Avenue for $485,000.
Ideally positioned only six miles from downtown, Forest Hills feels like a secluded oasis away from the city. It’s a perfect place put down roots. And we found two of its gems! Which would you choose, the Highland On The Creek Splurge or the Midcentury Modern Steal?
Our Splurge: Justin Croft with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices PenFed Realty Texas has listed 1419 Haines Avenue for $690,000.
Here’s what’s new and notable in North Oak Cliff! Two treasures, both equally stunning and ideally situated, with price points under $700,000. The only question is which will you choose? Our Splurge vs. Steal this week, features a magnificent modern and a corner-lot restoration that are definitely worth a look. Tell us which one is your favorite in the comments.
Our Splurge: Kimberly Buchler with Pinnacle Realty Advisors has listed5739 Marquita Avenue for $659,000.
Morningside or Marquita? You choose! These M Streets beauties aim to please. The best part? They are only minutes from Lower Greenville attractions. The hip Dallas neighborhood continues to draw all types for its eclectic nightlife, fabulous eateries, and historic charms. And this week we found two of its gems.
Both Lower Greenville picks put you close to all the action but with price points that are miles apart. Which would you choose, the Updated Craftsman Splurge or the English Cottage Steal? We would love to hear in the comments.
Why not Woodbridge? Our latest Splurge vs. Steal puts the spotlight on two of the area’s best, tucked away in the relatively quiet and peaceful Lake Highlands neighborhood you never knew you needed. For those who don’t know, Woodbridge sits near the border of Richardson and is roughly defined by Audelia Road to the west, Forest Lane to the south, Shadow Way to the north, and railroad tracks to the east.
Jake’s Hamburgers and Casa Linda Bakery are local favorites. And on any given day you’ll find patrons having a grand ol’ time at The String Bean Restaurant or sipping a cold one over at Spring Creek Barbecue. There’s even an Alamo Drafthouse for date night and Sprouts Farmers Market for fresh produce nearby. But what really makes Woodbridge stand out is the price. Homes here are lovingly maintained and set back on larger lots. Most kids go to Richardson ISD schools, and you’ll find families and couples enjoying long walks with their dogs and strollers amidst lush greenbelts and parks.
With so much to love and so few homes currently on the market in Woodbridge, we couldn’t resist sharing two of its prized offerings. Both homes are ideally located and tastefully updated but with price points that are miles apart. Which would you choose, the Jackson Creek Splurge or the Oak Highland Steal? We would love to hear in the comments.
Our Splurge: Dodie Bakke with Allie Beth Allman & Associates has listed 5565 Preston Haven Drive for $649,000.
Preston Royal Northwest has some of the best homes on the market right now! Check out our top picks in the latest Splurge vs. Steal. These homes have the “it” factor and are priced at $649,000 or less. It’s your move, partner.
In this week’s Splurge vs. Steal, we make it tough to choose. That’s because both Knox Henderson condos offer fantastic locations, eye-catching updates, and light-filled interiors made for entertaining. Which one is your favorite, the chic and modern splurge or the hip and trendy steal? (more…)
How hot is Midway Hollow still? We put a pin in two listings for this week’s Splurge Vs. Steal last week, and by this weekend, both had offers.
So back to the drawing board.
Luckily, there are homes in all sizes and price ranges still in this tree-lined neighborhood that boasts three terrific public elementary school options (including one school — Walnut Hill Elementary — that is in contention to be a National Blue Ribbon school). The neighborhood is hot because not only is the dirt still a relative bargain, but because the neighbors frequently band together whenever it’s needed, mature trees are abundant, and it’s an extremely family-friendly spot.
So which Midway Hollow home will you choose this week — our tall new construction Splurge, or our cozy original 1950s Midcentury Bungalow? (more…)
