Lakewood

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Lakewood Location

By Daniel Lalley / November 6, 2022 /

When the phrase location, location, location was coined, the writer probably had Lakewood in mind. Seriously, this iconic Dallas neighborhood could not be more perfect. With a culture all its own and an abundance of natural beauty, residents enjoy a different pace of life in this picturesque community. In this week’s Inwood Home of the…

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Fall Back And Enjoy a Pumpkin Spice Latte in One of These Fabulous Open Houses

By April Towery / October 20, 2022 /

Apparently, Texas does have seasons, and the spooktacular decor is telling us it’s officially fall.  This time of year is about more than cooler temperatures and pumpkin spice lattes. The open house is back in season, and this week’s listings lend themselves to cozy fireside chats and coffee in the breakfast nook.  More than half…

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Just Announced: Lakewood Home Festival Features Six Fabulous Houses

By Joanna England / September 29, 2022 /

The 46th annual Lakewood Home Festival chairs want you to grab your popcorn, because they just announced the tour stops for the Nov. 12-13 bombshell event. After taking the last couple of years off from traipsing through some incredible real estate due to the pandemic. The Lakewood Home Festival tour is a must-do, mostly because…

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You Can Own One of The Most Important Hutsell Homes in Lakewood

By Karen Eubank / September 1, 2022 /

One of Lakewood’s most historic and architecturally significant homes is for sale. Legendary architect Clifford D. Hutsell built this Spanish Eclectic house in 1936 and only about 50 others in Lakewood from 1926 to 1941. This Spanish Eclectic at 6969 Lakewood Boulevard features the coveted extraordinary details that define his style. One of the most…

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Public Meetings Kick Off Aug. 31 in Bid to Expand The Lakewood Conservation District

By April Towery / August 26, 2022 /

Residents can comment on the proposed Lakewood Conservation District project — and talk to city officials about what the measure would mean for the future of their property and the affected Monticello and Westlake neighborhoods — in a series of public hearings kicking off Aug. 31. Signatures supporting the proposal were collected from far more…

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