Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park
Explore The Best Homes of Katy Trail Corridor
From Drexel Drive to Dartmouth Avenue, the three-block wide and six-block long corridor between Hillcrest Avenue and the Katy Trail has a diverse collection of architectural styles. You will find contemporary houses built from the 1960s through the 21st century. There are eclectic homes, simple homes, and extravagantly renovated homes with the architectural designs of Frank Welch, Max Levy, Lionel Morrison and Svend Fruit. These are quiet streets close to SMU and the best amenities of Dallas. The Katy Trail Corridor of the Fourth Section of Old Highland Park is part of the Fourth Section of Old Highland Park which is best known as the neighborhood closest to SMU. This neighborhood also has the advantage of being close to the Katy Trail which connects Highland Park to the best parts of Dallas.
Here is What You Will Find on This Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park Page
In this Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park neighborhood section you will discover the best homes found in this neighborhood. In addition you will see a few featured homes to provide you a sense of the range of homes you will find.
You will also see new listings of homes that just came on the market in MLS along with the homes with recent MLS status changes. These new listings are followed by every home for sale in MLS found in this neighborhood. You also will see every MLS home for sale mapped. And to give you a better understanding of the Highland Park market, you will see the homes in MLS that have previously sold in this neighborhood.
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Featured Homes in Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park
Douglas Newby Sold Architect Mark Lemmon’s Own Home – An Architecturally Significant Historic Home Preserved with Deed Restrictions
3211 Mockingbird Lane, Dallas, Texas
Highland Park, Texas, National Historic Landmark – Sold by Douglas Newby
Many consider this Highland Park home designed by Mark Lemmon to be the most historically significant home in Highland Park and maybe Dallas and North Texas. Richard R. Brettell, the former director of the Dallas Museum of Art and founder of the Dallas Architecture Forum, co-authored with Willis Cecil Winters, FAIA, and former Dallas Parks Director, the book, Crafting Traditions—The Architecture of Mark Lemmon. Edmund P. Pillsbury, the former director of the Kimbell Art Museum and the Meadows Museum, wrote the introduction to this book on Mark Lemmon. Ted Pillsbury wrote that, “Mark Lemmon (1889-1975) was the most important historicist architect of 20th-Century Dallas.”
Highland Park Contemporary Home
3117 Cornell Avenue, Dallas, Texas
On Block With Entrance to Katy Trail – Sold by Douglas Newby
Landscape architect Thomas Armstrong is attributed with the design of this modern home he had built for himself. It is sited on a Highland Park block with an entrance to the Katy Trail. Raised from the street, the flat roof and geometric blocking convey its modernity.
A Design That Creates Privacy on a Highland Park Lot
An entrance court hides the front door from public view. An interior wall of windows brings into view the forested side courtyard. The perimeter row of cypress trees hides the neighboring home and provides a tranquil canopy to this serene and private outdoor space.
Open Spaces Linked by Hall Lined With Windows
The transition from the outside begins with the terraced steps wrapping around the front motor court to the entrance court. The front door opens to a combined entrance and large living area that share 12-inch polished Italian ceramic tile floors and a composition of windows that allows you to look out over the front garden and side courtyard.
Mapped Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park Homes for Sale in MLS
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Today’s New Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park Listings and MLS Status Changes
Find today’s new listings and the total number of Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park homes for sale in MLS. Today we have a total of 0 new listings and a total of 3 homes for sale listed in Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park.
Are You a Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park Homeowner? You Have Come to the Right Place
If you are considering selling your Katy Trail Corridor home, we will bring you the best results as we best understand your home and the potential buyers. Call me to see if I should represent you in selling your Katy Trail Corridor home.
Highland Park prices are not speculative because Highland Park buyers have the highest incomes and net worth in relationship to the price of the homes they are buying. A small pool of homes available with the distinct advantages of Highland Park not replicable in other parts of Dallas or the country make Highland Park an attractive investment and place for a home.
-Douglas Newby
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The Best Homes in Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park Neighborhood
Sold MLS Homes in Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park
This section is created to help you understand the Katy Trail Corridor of Old Highland Park market. Knowing the homes that have sold will give you an idea of the future inventory of homes coming on the market and the trend of the Katy Trail Corridor prices.
