Kimberly Ashmore
There are a myriad of architectural styles that come to mind when we think about the North Texas landscape. Whether it’s the iconic craftsmen and Tudors that adorn East Dallas, or the ever-increasing inventory of transitional homes popping up around Preston Hollow and Lakewood, this region entertains many aesthetics. However, when something truly unique comes…
This European Manor House caught my attention for several reasons. It’s stunning. It’s also on almost half an acre, and it’s in Highland Park. But of course, there’s more — like this red hot bar! When you see a home of this size, almost 8,700 square feet and built in the late 1980s, you could…
Coming in hot, it’s a condo that lives like a townhome and will set you on the path to becoming the sophisticated little city bud you’ve always meant to be. It’s crisp, clean, and a little flawless too. It’s contemporary city living with a rooftop deck and considerably under $1 million. This home is easy…
This architecturally significant manor house is a win for the Park Cities. It offers an example of what is possible and what is quite frankly better in an era when we see lots being scraped left and right. It’s a joy for the eye to land on a classic historic home that has been saved…
This iconic compound is the most exciting live-work-play property on the market in Dallas. It’s an extraordinary opportunity to land an architectural gem of a work-play space and a Preservation Dallas award-winning home. Talk about the best of both worlds! I’ve always loved the 4,569-square-foot studio photographer Manny Rodriguez built in West Oak Cliff just up from…
