Charles S. Dilbeck Designed Architecturally Significant Estate Home

5310 Park Lane, Dallas, Texas

This is one of the largest homes that Dilbeck originally designed. The other large homes for the most part have been torn down as they were built on several acres lots that have now been replaced by huge estate houses. 5310 Park Lane built in 1939 is additionally pleasing as is across the corner from the Edward Durell Stone designed home built 15 years later.

Architect Charles S. Dilbeck

Preston Hollow Neighborhood

Preston Hollow Addition Neighborhood

Architecturally Significant Homes

Award-Winning Realtor Douglas Newby

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Charles S. Dilbeck Designed Architecturally Significant Estate Home

5310 Park Lane, Dallas, Texas

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