Oak Cliff
Our series on the Preservation Dallas 2020 Preservation Achievement Awards continues this week with a 1910 American Four-Square home at 635 N. Zang Boulevard in Oak Cliff. It has been dubbed The Mayor’s House, and sometime this summer will open as a restaurant. The name of the home stems from the fact that Dallas Mayor […]
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This historic Prairie is one of those houses that speaks to your heart. It’s located in the picture-perfect Winnetka Heights Conservation District, has a second floor that makes you feel you are in a treehouse, and oh, there’s that walkability factor! I’ve known owner Katie Fuerst and her family for years. Katie, Tom, and their […]
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Tuesday Two Hundreds are few and far between, but this contemporary Oak Cliff abode has upgraded features and a nice price. Listed for $244,000 by Realtor Kylah Boyd of Texas Urban Living, the home at 3505 Los Angeles Blvd. has four bedrooms and two bathrooms on a huge lot. “Ths home has been fully remodeled […]
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Tuesday Three Hundred just got real with this French split level gem in Kessler Park. Presumed to be a creation of the late renowned designer Charles Dilbeck, this home is but a shell – which means a lot of love and inspiration can go into its next iteration. The pictures don’t do it justice – […]
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Cynthia Paine-Drennan has practically been staking Open House signs into the ground since she was a little girl. The Dave Perry-Miller agent is a third-generation Realtor, following in the footsteps of her mother Nancy Paine and grandmother Ruth Newman, who was the first female real estate broker in Dallas. Cynthia, with her husband of 19 […]
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If you’re on the hunt for a Craftsman Bungalow that offers more bang for your buck, this Kings Highway Conservation District find is a must-see. The three-bedroom, two-bath home affords both unique architecture and a prime location at a price that can’t be beat. And it shines as our Friday Four Hundred this week. Just […]
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