Price $699,000
Status Active
Beds 3
Baths 2 Baths
Home size 2,104 sqft
Lot Size 6,055 sqft
A home like this will certainly withstand the test of time. Welcome home to this beautifully reimagined and thoughtfully updated 1920s craftsman located in the heart of North Oak Cliff. With a picturesque front porch that invites you in, you'll understand within moments the true allure of a quintessential, historic home. Step inside the solid mahogany front door to warm hardwoods, tall ceilings, and an open yet functional layout that lends itself as the perfect hosting and gathering spot. The spacious living area, framed by detailed molding and custom millwork, leads into the formal dining space which offers stunning moments of natural light plus a built-in buffet area perfect for your storage needs. The heart of the home, the kitchen, will leave even the most discerning buyer thrilled, complete with custom cabinetry throughout, high-end stainless steel appliances, and plenty of counter space for your everyday needs. Completing the downstairs footprint are two gracious size bedrooms, each with designated closet spaces and split by the show-stopping bathroom. The entire upstairs is where you'll find the owners retreat, expanded with vaulted ceilings and a fabulous ensuite primary bathroom and walk-in closet. The back deck brings outdoor living to life with space for additional lounging and al fresco dining, and enjoy a newly constructed oversized carport with additional storage included. Noteworthy system updates and improvements include two HVAC systems (2025), new roof and gutters (2024), PVC plumbing (2024), and full irrigation system added (2025) . This gorgeous home shines far beyond just the esthetics. Enjoy the best of Oak Cliff living, whether it's walking the friendly streets or venturing to nearby TyPo and Bishop Arts district - there is so much to love about this historic home.
Property Type(s): Single Family
Last Updated 8/4/2026 Tract Rosemont Crest
Year Built 1920 County Dallas

SCHOOLS

School DistrictDallas ISD
Elementary SchoolRosemont
Jr. High SchoolGreiner
High SchoolSunset

Additional Details

AIRCeiling Fan(s), Central Air, Electric
AIR CONDITIONINGYes
APPLIANCESBuilt-In Gas Range, Dishwasher, Disposal, Gas Cooktop, Gas Range, Microwave, Refrigerator, Vented Exhaust Fan, Wine Cooler
CONSTRUCTIONWood Siding
EXTERIORAwning(s), Garden, Lighting, Rain Gutters, Storage
FIREPLACEYes
HEATCentral, Exhaust Fan, Natural Gas
INTERIORBuilt-in Features, Chandelier, Double Vanity, Eat-in Kitchen, Granite Counters, High Speed Internet, Natural Woodwork, Open Floorplan, Pantry, Vaulted Ceiling(s), Walk-In Closet(s)
LOT6055 sq ft
LOT DESCRIPTIONFew Trees, Landscaped
PARKINGAdditional Parking, Carport, Covered, Detached Carport, Driveway, Electric Gate, Lighted, Secured
SEWERPublic Sewer
STORIES2
STYLECraftsman
SUBDIVISIONRosemont Crest
TAXES12006
UTILITIESCable Available
WATERPublic

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