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Commercial Real Estate

3 Charming Cottages You Can Buy in Dallas

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It’s hard to resist a cozy cottage. The long-standing dwellings always catch our eye no matter where they’re found. If you too find yourself craning your neck for a better look at these small but sweet abodes, than read on for a roundup of some of our city’s most charming examples on the market today.

 

5927 Ellsworth Avenue
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Neighborhood: Lower Greenville

Price: $415,000

Numbers: 2 Bedrooms / 2 Bathrooms / 1,402 Square Feet

Highlights: What could make a charming cottage even more charming? A bright yellow paint job. This ’40s home has also been beautifully updated to include modern appliances, new materials, and an enviable master bathroom.

 

6334 Anita Street

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Neighborhood:  Wilshire Heights

Price: $495,000

Numbers: 3 Bedrooms / 2 Bathrooms /1,658 Square Feet

Highlights: This sweet home makes us feel warming inside just looking at photos of it. Filled with natural light and gorgeous updates, the house also comes with a spacious, party-ready backyard.

 

3701 Normandy Avenue 47247494-0

Neighborhood: Highland Park

Price: $1,295,000

Numbers: 4 Bedrooms / 3 Bathrooms 2,490 Square Feet

Highlights: That red door. The exposed white brick and roomy corner lot. The general chic and airy vibes we get from looking at its slideshow. Basically, we’re crushing hard on this ’50s cottage.

 

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