Catherine Blevens

Compass Realtor Catherine Blevens Has Perfection on The Peninsula Coming Soon

By Nikki Barringer / March 18, 2024 /

We have the scoop on this coming soon listing, which will be ready for showings Thursday of this week. In the meantime, let’s ogle the photos from when it was featured on Houzz.com. But that’s not the only place this home in East Dallas’ Peninsula neighborhood has had the spotlight. According to owner and designer…

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Inside Merriman Park Estates With Compass’ Catherine Blevens

By Nikki Barringer / February 10, 2023 /

Nobody knows the insides and outs of a neighborhood like the people that live there. But what if the person that lived there was also a Realtor? Boy oh boy, we just might be on to something. Here’s a weekly feature called…NextDoor. I’m kidding, that one’s taken. I’m not ever going to name it, really,…

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It’s Flooding in North Texas. Does That Mean You Should Cancel Your Listing Appointment?

By Joanna England / August 22, 2022 /

It’s a rude awakening to find out that the house you just bought essentially becomes landlocked as your neighborhood becomes surrounded by inches of slow-to-drain water during a hard rain. That’s what some new Dallas-Fort Worth homeowners found out this morning as historic rainfall and the accompanying flash flooding affects the North Texas region. In…

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This Designer Home Is Filled With Charm And Hidden Details

By Nikki Barringer / April 24, 2022 /

At first glance you think, “Oh wow, that’s a really pretty house.” And it is. Oh boy is it. The owner worked at Tallulah & Hess, the popular Lakewood goods boutique, so that basically tells you all you need to know. (Exceptional taste.) It’s not just the décor or the furnishings or the absolutely perfect,…

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Live Large On Cole Avenue In This Stunning NOT Townhome

By Nikki Barringer / August 15, 2020 /

The entrance at 4344 Cole Avenue is so grand you might want to pop an ‘e’ on the end because it’s just that grand. Like grandè. Maybe there’s an accent, too, who even knows? The point is it’s big. Like maybe 200 feet tall? Probably not, but there’s brick and stone and the warmest oak…

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