Highland Park luxury home
When you purchase a Highland Park legacy home, you’re not just getting a house — you’re also getting a story. Writing about these homes is a labor of love for me because the research is fascinating, and it reveals just how connected we are. Highland Park and University Park were built by the best and…
I did a quick double-take when I saw this Highland Park classic Tudor because, for a moment, I thought it was an original. It’s not, but I applaud the owners and philanthropists Larry and Joyce Lacerte for their dedication to keeping Highland Park, well, Highland Park. In 2012, they hired some of the most talented…
Highland Park Tudor homes are a hot commodity. Perhaps it’s a new generation’s appreciation for their heritage. Or it may be the fact that our demographics have changed so completely in the past few years. Dallas now has thousands of newcomers who have arrived from cities that value historic architecture. Remember, Tudor was one of…
Rogers Healy and Associates listing agent Valerie Dillon has created quite a buzz with her Princeton Avenue listing, a luxurious Highland Park traditional home. That buzz began with engaging George Bass to stage the 7,329-square-foot home because the George Bass Stage & Design team’s work is always buzzworthy. We all know Dallas is really a…
There are not many people better suited to comment on Highland Park architecture and history than Dallas architect Wilson Fuqua. If you take a glance at his website, you will see the source of inspiration for his own work are the early 20th-century homes of Highland Park, University Park, and Preston Hollow. He also had…
