In Dallas, there’s a certain pride in knowing your home has reached its mid-fifties. But that storied past or decades-old charm can also bring a few well-worn problems that need addressing. Here, we’ve rounded up four beautifully updated homes built before the ’50s surrounding the historic Bishop Arts District. Because why not?
1107 N Edgefield Avenue
Year Built: 1925
The Price: $615,000
The Kessler Park Tudor pairs a classic exterior with an open floor plan, stainless steel appliances, clean white cabinetry, and a two-car garage with an automated gate entry.
719 N Madison Avenue
Year Built: 1915
The Price: $499,000
Though the home would fit right in along the streets of the Winnetka Heights Historic District, this century-old gem is located just two blocks from Bishop Arts. Inside, you’ll find handsome hardwood floors, plantation shutters, and a stunning modern kitchen with just a touch of exposed brick.
527 S Clinton Avenue
Year Built: 1930
The Price: $385,000
Speaking of Winnetka Heights, this lovely home actually is situated in the historic neighborhood. It also has some super trendy subway-tile filled bathrooms and remarkably shiny hardwood floors.
2330 Barberry Drive
Year Built: 1941
The Price: $410,000
Aside from the Austin stone exterior, practically everything in this ranch home looks brand new. Gleaming hardwoods and bright modern tiles perfectly complements the home’s well-lit interior.
