Historic Home
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…
Kessler Square is one of the earliest developments in Kessler Park. According to the Kessler Neighborhood United website, the subdivision includes ten blocks running north-south along Windomere, Edgefield, Clinton, and Winnetka avenues between Colorado Blvd. and Stewart. In 2005, the Kessler Park Conservation District was established. Because of that status, you will find a lovely…
Finding a Charles Dilbeck cottage in the East Dallas neighborhood of Cochran Heights is akin to finding the proverbial needle in a haystack. They seldom come up for sale. But you are in luck today! Cochran Heights is one of our oldest neighborhoods, with only about 240 homes. Its Walk Score is a whopping 88, meaning…
This is a different kind of love story. It’s not only about the love of a home but also about a mother’s love. John Romero bought this charming 1941 Austin stone cottage in the Stevens Park Village neighborhood over 20 years ago. Like most of us, he had plans to fix up his home, but…
Hollywood Heights is one of those neighborhoods that is still somewhat of a hidden gem. That’s largely thanks to its location. The neighborhood is tucked behind the Lakewood Country Club golf course and Grand Avenue, so pretty much off the beaten path. When you do find it, chances are you become smitten. Then, you try…
