Lakewood Heights
A symbol of Space Age spirit, Googie architecture was a huge part of American pop culture from the late 1940s to the early 1970s. Seen widely across roadside staples like motels and coffee houses, this movement defined the adventurous attitude of that era. Characterized by starburst signage, cantilevered rooflines, and acute angles, it made its…
That purple door is genius. It means no one will miss a party here, and believe me, there will be plenty. This Lakewood Heights Craftsman, with all the modern updates we love, retains the charm of its 1931 origins. The large deck in the backyard is perfect for entertaining, making this home a blend of…
Tucked along the tree-lined streets of idyllic Lakewood Heights, 6108 Palo Pinto Ave. radiates that rare combination of warmth, character, and livability that makes a house instantly feel like home. Offered by Susan Baldwin of Allie Beth Allman & Associates, this beautifully refreshed property perfectly captures the spirit of East Dallas — stylish, walkable, and…
Once you move to East Dallas, it’s darned hard to leave. I know this because I landed here a few decades ago, and you couldn’t tempt me to live anywhere else in this city. I’m an East Dallas lifer, and many of us are, thanks to beautiful homes like this historic Lakewood Heights Tudor. It’s…
When I moved to Dallas fresh out of college, I landed in Lakewood Heights, and I loved it. It was one of the oldest, friendliest, and most walkable neighborhoods in the city just filled with historic homes. After speaking with the owners of this adorable blue Lakewood Heights cottage, I’m pleased to say that nothing…
