1970s contemporary
Few architectural styles convert easily to today’s tastes and preferences. The Midcentury Ranch is a popular one, mostly because it is like a blank canvas. However, as more and more 1970s Contemporary homes hit the market, their popularity with renovation-minded buyers has grown likewise. This particular listing in Oak Cliff is no exception. Because of…
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Up in North Dallas (NoDa. Come on, let’s make that happen), there’s a true 1970s contemporary that’s been exceptionally maintained. It’s essentially a one-owner home even though there’s technically two owners. The first was the builder in the neighborhood so it’s a BUILDER’S HOUSE. He lived there for 5 years and then the current family…
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Shelby: I’m a sucker for 1980s soft contemporary homes, so this year-end round-up of 2018’s best Suburb Sunday features my personal favorite suburban homes from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. 1960s Suburban Homes Address: 2885 Meadow Port Drive, Farmers Branch Four bedrooms, three bathrooms 2,302 square feet $420,000 The exterior of this 1962 home looks…
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The 1970s were more than just swinging, they were also a decade of action, invention, and creativity. It’s the decade that brought us Microsoft, Apple, the first jumbo jet, video game, cell phone, and some decidedly non-cookie-cutter homes. Our Saturday Seven Hundred at 10801 Branch Oaks Circle is a 1970s contemporary that is an excellent example…
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Beautifully built in 1972, but masterfully remodeled for present-day, this Prestonwood stunner is ready to take center stage! Boasting a bright and open floor plan, dreamy kitchen, lushly landscaped oasis with a pool, and every upgrade imaginable for $599,900 – you’ll be hard-pressed to find anything at this price point and level of finish out…
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