Oak Cliff
You know what we always say — read CandysDirt.com and share it with your friends. (Wink!) But also, if you are given the opportunity to purchase an architect’s personal home, do it. Immediately. No question. They’re the best. This is one of those houses, as you might have guessed. In a rather tragic turn of…
OOOOOOH BOY. Look at this little freaking gem. Set in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Wynnewood North on a huge lot with trees and trees and then some trees, this home backs up to a greenbelt. But in the front there’s a gravel driveway that leads up to a classic, perfectly preserved, masterfully updated Midcentury…
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, people all around Dallas have celebrated with festivals, exhibitions, and live events that highlight and commemorate the culture and contributions of Hispanic Americans. Dallas has certainly developed and changed over its 170 years as a city, but its neighborhoods have retained several of the landmarks so important to its…
Dave Perry-Miller InTown’s Kent Frederick lives over in Oak Cliff and knows the area very well. His latest listing is in El Tivoli Place — which he properly pronounced and I made note of. It’s a remodeled cottage, one of a handful in the area. Frederick said El Tivoli Place is a neighborhood that’s in…
By CJ GreshSpecial Contributor Are we facing the possible demolition of yet another landmarked church? This time it’s the historic Oak Cliff United Methodist Church. Why don’t we honor history — especially Black history — more? In 2019 CandysDirt.com shared possible adaptive reuses for the Oak Cliff United Methodist Church in What Do You Do With an…
