Harre M. Bernet

Past Dallas and Texas Architect

Dallas architect Harre M. Burnet worked on many buildings in Dallas including homes in the Highland Park neighborhood and the University Park Town Hall and Fire Station.

Example of Homes Architect Harre M. Bernet Designed

Highland Park Home Designed by Architect

In the Mount Vernon neighborhood of Highland Park, architect Harre M. Bernet designed 3920 Potomac Avenue which is just a few houses away from Turtle Creek.

This home in Highland Park was built in 1923 and was a project of architect Harre M. Bernet. It’s in the Highland Park neighborhood north of Mockingbird and has a columned overhang over the front door.

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Harre M. Bernet

Past Dallas and Texas Architect

Example of Homes Architect Harre M. Bernet Designed

Highland Park Home Designed by Architect

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