Historic Home

Past Meets Present at This Timeless Treasure in McKinney’s Historic Heart

By Brenda Masse / October 11, 2025 /

They say houses have souls — and if that’s true, 506 W Virginia St. in McKinney may just have one of the liveliest spirits on the block. Imagine stepping back in time as you cross the threshold while still feeling the pulse of today. In this five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath, 4,272-square-foot gem, history and modern comfort shake…

A Flawless Lakewood Hutsell Spanish Eclectic Is Available for the First Time in Over 30 Years

By Karen Eubank / October 2, 2025 /

When you think about what defines Lakewood architecture, you soon realize it’s the historic Tudor and Spanish Eclectic homes. Two architects can be credited with creating what I call the Lakewood Look: Charles Dilbeck and Clifford D. Hutsell. Both men embraced craftsmanship and whimsy, which is a significant part of what makes homes like this Hutsell…

This 1940-Built University Park Home Has an Epic Backyard Ready for New Memories

By CandysDirt / September 11, 2025 /

Historic Park Cities homes aren’t just coveted on the market for their charming architecture and mature landscaping. It’s also about the decades of stories that have unfolded within these gems, and the excitement people have to fill them with their own joyful memories, special occasions, and vibrant traditions. Originally built in 1940 for those in…

A Landmark Lakewood Estate on Nonesuch Road Is Finally For Sale

By Karen Eubank / August 25, 2025 /

A one-of-a-kind, landmark Lakewood estate on 2.86 acres will hit the market tomorrow. Listed by Allie Beth Allman & Associates Realtor Pete Livingston, it’s a rare opportunity to own an enormous legacy property that once belonged to Herbert Marcus. There’s a reason these estates don’t come up for sale often. I’ve always found that when…

This Hollywood Heights Tudor Offers More Than History and Character

By Karen Eubank / August 23, 2025 /

I walk by this Hollywood Heights Tudor with my dogs almost every night. I’ve always wanted to see inside. When it was listed last week, my curiosity was only somewhat sated. I wanted to know more. So, I searched the Dallas Public Library archives because every house in Hollywood Heights has a story to tell.…