Tuesday Three Hundred
On the edge of Oak Cliff there’s a little cove of homes set on rolling hills. Most are Craftsman style, a few are shotgun-style homes, and then every so often there’s a gem like this one. This Oak Cliff home was built in 1963, so just beyond the purest category of Midcentury, but still well…
Read MoreThis red brick Tudor is one of those houses that makes me say, “Could I live in Mineral Wells? Should I move to Mineral Wells? Okay that’s it, I’m moving to Mineral Wells.” Here’s a 1927 construction home with a metal roof, completely redone on the inside. It’s so dang cute, there’s an apartment out…
Read MoreI’ve been listening to a lot of Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend and he’s mentioned a bit he always did with Jack McBrayer where he (Conan) plays an arrogant city slicker to McBayer’s perceived bumpkin. And that’s how I’m going to start this one out. With an accented “Well, well, well, what have we here?”…
Read MoreWhat an adorable little home that feeds into an adorable little elementary school – Northwest Dallas’ Withers Elementary. It’s so cute and picture-perfect and there’s even more than meets the eye. We’re talkin’ ‘bout crawlspaces, y’all. But first. HOW PRETTY IS THIS HOUSE?! It’s like they thumbed through a catalog called, “How to Make it…
Read MoreFirst of all, Briggs Freeman’s Pam Brannon couldn’t be more charming. Second of all, Brannon herself said this Richardson home is “darling.” It’s such a perfect word to describe it, too. It’s petite, efficient, all the adjectives, and with a great layout with flexible spaces and all the room you need. Especially out back. We…
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