Oak Cliff

A Modern Home For Art and Life in Kessler Woods

By Joanna England / March 7, 2018 /

You’ve probably heard us fawn over this spectacular development of modern, sustainable architecture in Oak Cliff called Kessler Woods. It’s an enclave full of gorgeous homes designed and built by a who’s who of modern architecture and construction. The materials selections are amazing, as is the landscaping and views from the immense panes of glass…

Move Fast If You Want an Adorable Oak Cliff Cottage

By Karen Eubank / March 6, 2018 /

Oak Cliff is undergoing a real estate renaissance the likes of which we have never seen before. Sales are happening at an astonishing rate. Investors are flipping houses in neighborhoods where only a few years ago finding a home under $100,000 was easy. This is not the case any longer, not by a long shot.…

East Kessler Cutie Offers Designer Interiors And Incredible Backyard

By Joanna England / February 28, 2018 /

There are a lot of neighborhoods in North Texas that have rather euphemistic names, using terms like “hills,” “bluffs,” and “ranch” that are a stretch worthy of an Olympic gymnast. However, Oak Cliff is truly an area filled with both oak trees and rambling cliffs of stone throughout, and some of the most interesting houses…

Oak Cliff Traditional Is Roomy, Customizable, and Priced Right

By Bethany Erickson / February 15, 2018 /

For the second week in a row, we’ve been able to find a home for less than $100,000 in Dallas that isn’t, you know, euphemistically cozy. This week’s offering is in Oak Cliff. At 1,609 square feet, three bedrooms, and two baths, this home at 6828 Shadymeadow Dr. is newly listed — as in, hasn’t…

Stunning Kessler Park Home Has Historic Roots, Updated Interiors

By Joanna England / February 7, 2018 /

Last week’s Oak Cliff MLS tour was a hot one. There were several great homes, but two very discerning agents reached out to me regarding one that stood head-and-shoulders above the rest. Both agents were enamored with the kitchen of 1321 Canterbury Court in Kessler Park, and for a really good reason. And the kitchen…