Kessler Square

A Fairytale Find and Incredible Incentive in Kessler Square

By Nikki Barringer / November 4, 2023 /

In a world of cutest houses in the whole wide world, this one STILL stands out. It’s an exceptional Tudor on Clinton Avenue in Kessler Square and it’s one of the most magazine-worthy houses I’ve seen lately. Everything is absolutely incredible. The landscaping and hardscaping highlight the architecture and really add to the charm. The…

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This Kessler Square Tudor Is An Oasis In The City

By Amy Puchaty / May 7, 2021 /

Lushly landscaped and priced to sell, this Tudor is tops in Kessler Square! The stunning Dallas beauty just hit the market and is bursting with charm. It has a fabulous outdoor garden, a three-tiered deck for entertaining, and all of the upgrades for move-in ready ease. The best part? It’s listed well under $500,000. Take…

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Adorable Kessler Square Tudor Offers Fresh Interiors With Vintage Details

By Joanna England / August 22, 2019 /

Kessler Square is one of our favorite areas of North Oak Cliff, and if you drive down the shaded avenues, draped with hanging boughs from the beautiful, old trees in this arboreal enclave, you’ll see why. The homes are so adorable, many of which have been updated in a loving manner, preserving the character of…

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Kessler Square Tudor Inspires Interiors And A Little Jealousy Too

By Nikki Barringer / August 12, 2019 /

Tucked away in Kessler Square in North Oak Cliff is a beautifully renovated Tudor. But this particular Tudor is more than a house, it’s an education – in how to decorate and do it so very, very well. Basically, this Kessler Square Tudor is all the oohs and the la las. Listing agent Melissa O’Brien…

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Seeking a Cozy Abode? This Kessler Square Tudor Fits The Bill

By Joanna England / January 9, 2019 /

Though it’s unlikely to find any snow outside your home during a Texas winter, that doesn’t mean you can’t embrace the Danish concept of hygge, which has gained popularity in our culture recently. Hygge (pronounced hoo-gah), which means “to cherish oneself; to keep or make oneself snug” is though to be the etymological origin for the English word “hug,”…

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