One of the joys of living in Dallas is the diversity of its neighborhoods, especially small neighborhoods like Briarwood, Midway Hollow, and West Highland Park.
Each area has its own personality, which is expressed in architectural styles, park areas and even the trees. Because of their proximity to airports and improving schools, these neighborhoods are seeing positive changes as transplants to Dallas and young families remodel and buy older homes to reflect their lifestyles, according to experts at Allie Beth Allman & Associates.
Midway Hollow, north of Bluffview, is known for its tall, dense trees that provide shade for runners, walkers, and cyclists. There are two houses available in this neighborhood.
The three bedroom single family residence at 9106 La Strada Court sits on a zero plumb line in a gated community and offers a closed and abandoned lifestyle. Enter through a courtyard with a covered terrace and several water features. The study on the first floor could be a study or a fourth bedroom. The house is offered by Nora Ling Lane.
The modernized two bedroom townhouse in the center of the Pierremont residential complex is ready to move into. The house is located on 9211 Esplanade Drive and is represented by Susan Baldwin. The house offers a new roof, water heater, heating and air conditioning, carpeting and kitchen appliances. Residents enjoy walking paths, a community pool, and a club room.
Briarwood homebuyers can rest assured their home investment will keep its value, according to Allman.
The community is surrounded on three sides by residential areas with houses starting at $ 1 million. Here is a home to consider.
The updated single story cottage at 4559 Elsby Ave. has three bedrooms and a kitchen with stainless steel appliances. The residence offered by Alex Perry includes a converted master bathroom with a walk-in closet and an enclosed garden with a covered terrace.
West Highland Park has been known for its cottages for decades, most of which were built in the 1930s.
Because of its location between Love Field and Highland Park, home builders are adding new homes to complement the older ones. The following house is available.
The two bedroom townhouse at 3827 S. Versailles Ave. has been updated with new kitchen appliances, an island, and a breakfast area for dining. The house offered by Brenda Sandoz has a floating staircase that leads from the living area on the first floor to the master suite with a spa-like bathroom. There are no home ownership fees.
Luxury leader Allie Beth Allman & Associates sells more homes priced at $ 2 million and more than any other real estate agent, according to Multiple Listing Service statistics, and is a leader in home sales in the Park Cities. To connect with a luxury real estate expert, visit allliebeth.com.
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