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Open Houses

Open Houses to Hit This Weekend

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Do you like to home ogle? Do you like driving by houses and thinking to yourself, “I’ve been in there before; the indoor pool was quite appealing.” Do you actually need to find a new home? Each week, we scout out three open houses in three different neighborhoods that look well worth the trip.

 

6924 Santa Barbara Drive | Saturday, 2-4pm

santa barbara

The Neighborhood: Hillside

The Price: $799,000

The Square Footage: 3,137

Why It Looks Cool: Located near White Rock and the SoPac trail, this newly constructed home blends native Texas materials with striking California architecture. The interior design looks as wonderfully interesting as you might imagine.

 

5656 N Central Expry 901 | Sunday, 1-4pm

palomar

The Neighborhood: M Streets/Vickery Place

The Price: $1,530,000

The Square Footage: 3,244

Why It Looks Cool: Deep down, don’t we all want to pull an Eloise and live in a fancy hotel? If it can’t be The Plaza, we’d be okay with the Palomar (sorry, The Highland) and it’s stunning views of SMU.

 

 

3616 Edgewater Street | Sunday, 3:30-5pm

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The Neighborhood: Oak Lawn

The Price: $1,199,000 {both duplex sides}

The Square Footage: 2,941

Why It Looks Cool: This handsome Mediterranean duplex has serious dream home potential. Elegant finishes? Check. Great location? Check. A kitchen large enough for twenty people to play Catchphrase in? Check.

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