Oak Cliff
This Cape Cod is sitting on an oversized lot that comes in at around one-third of an acre. The house itself is larger for this area of Oak Cliff, clocking 1,874 square feet. It’s a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with the primary sitting at the tip top in the completely renovated attic. There’s also a work-from-home…
Back in 1926, auctioneer James P. Anderson was tasked with auctioning the entire contents of a five-room apartment at 106 N. Edgefield. “Victrola, dining room furniture, chiffoniers, sanitary couch, rugs, rockers, chairs, ice box, stove, kitchen utensils, dishes, wash bench, tubs, wringer, etc. to be sold to highest bidder.” In the 1920s, the three-, four-,…
Seldom have I seen a house so flawlessly restored and updated. Preservation Dallas thought so too. Last year they selected this Kessler Park Spanish Eclectic home as a recipient of one of their coveted Preservation Achievement Awards. This gorgeous Kessler Park Spanish Eclectic was built in 1925 for Alex A. Greer and his wife, Clara.…
Dave Perry-Miller’s Ann Andrews loves Kessler Plaza. So much so that she lives there. She calls it one of the best undiscovered pockets in Oak Cliff. And the perk of “undiscovered” is price points. Over in Kessler Plaza, you can still find adorable cottages at a bit of a budget-friendlier price. The first thing Andrews…
This cottage in Oak Cliff has been redone from top to bottom, and let’s talk about that top. The ceilings are covered in cedar planks that have been acid washed so someone call Bugle Boy because that look is back. If the remodelers went to that level of detail, you can guarantee there’s been some…
