Little Forest Hills
Some builders get it. They understand the neighborhood and build according to the vibe. Little Forest Hills was given its funky moniker when it began to draw an influx of artists in the 1980s and 1990s. It was not unusual to see a yard outlined in bowling balls or fenced with colorful slag glass. Today, you…
Coined by architectural icon Frank Lloyd Wright, organic architecture promotes harmony between human and habitat. Recently, we found a great example in Little Forest Hills. Completed in 2020, this four-bedroom, four-bathroom, 3,358-square-foot home blends raw material with modern lines to form a sophisticated contemporary home. From the exterior, the home sets a strong first impression.…
If you’re looking for a nicely updated East Dallas cottage in a beloved neighborhood — with the cutest little backyard you’ve seen, this week’s Inwood Home of the Week, sponsored by Inwood National Bank, offers the perfect example. Nestled in Little Forest Hills, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom, 1,302-square-foot cottage brings quaint character to a quintessential Dallas…
Are you looking for a cool, quirky house with serious income potential? I have just the property for you in funky Little Forest Hills! This home perfectly captures the neighborhood’s unique vibe and its unofficial slogan: “Keep Little Forest Hills Funky.” Even before White Rock Lake was filled in 1914, the undeveloped farmland and hunting…
If you’ve never heard the phrase “Keep Little Forest Hills Funky,” you don’t know what you’re missing. This beautiful East Dallas neighborhood near White Rock Lake has some of the most interesting and charming houses you will ever find. The original homes were built as lake cottages and hunting cabins between the 1920s and the…
