J.R. Ewing
If you have an affinity for Dallas, the megahit television series that ran from 1979 to 1991, then this Frisco development might help you find your own inner J.R. Ewing — without all the greed, lust, and backstabbing. Plano-based Landon Development Co. purchased 637 acres on part of the Brinkmann Ranch in Frisco, formerly the…
There are ranches, and then there are ranches. If you have been looking for a fabulous sprawling home on serious acreage with equally serious horse facilities, 264 Yowell Road in Whitesboro is just the place.
Is there a better way to honor the original bad boy of Dallas than to don a Stetson and some Lucchese boots while showing some of the city’s best properties tomorrow? I couldn’t think of one, either. The idea came from Scott Carlson, who sent us this note: March 11 is officially declared as “Larry…
I was reading an article on DallasNews.com earlier today when I saw one of those teasers on the sidebar that said, “Check out this Plano mega-mansion featured on TNT’s reboot of ‘Dallas’.”
I had to click, of course, if not only because I am infatuated with the new “Dallas” cast, but I wanted to see if they had some cool photos outside of the ones you saw with your own eyes right here on CandysDirt.com.
Tonight’s premiere of the TNT relaunch of Dallas will afford you a unique opportunity to preview the Plano home where the Ewing family double-cross one another.
According to Cody Baker of Ebby, Mary Jo Pope of the Paulette Greene Group has the listing where tons of scenes were shot. Why was the Willow Bend Country home chosen?
