Lower Greenville
Yesterday, a completely updated 1922 Prairie cottage in the Belmont Addition Conservation District caught my eye. This 2,111 square feet of absolute perfection is a real gem. A deep dive into MLS history revealed the gorgeous front porch had been screened in for a few years. Fortunately, the next owner restored it to its original…
The well-loved East Dallas Tudor at 5714 Anita Street has already found a place in my heart, and I hope someone with an eye for historic homes scoops this beauty right up. This week’s Highlight Home of the Week sponsored by Senior Loan Officer Lisa Peters of First Horizon has everything going for it: location, charm, history, and —…
Let’s see, Lower Greenville Avenue is a hip stretch of real estate with lots and lots to do and see. Popular eateries. Live music. Trendy boutiques. Fun people. Terrific location, but maybe too busy — even rowdy — to live in the midst of it all, right? But what if you could skip the parking…
That bright floral wreath on the door. Or the simple brass door knocker. Or how about the color of that door? Inside, well-loved antiques or straight-lined metal? Or both? There are the country houses, the edgy condos, and the white-columned traditionals. The real estate market is full of individual choices, and homeowners get to express…
A few years ago, Sally Purcell and her husband were thinking about a move. She spotted the house at 5823 Richmond Ave. and went to check it out. But again, she was JUST looking. They weren’t quite ready to pack it up. But something happened. She fell in love. She told her agent, “I think…
