Price $4,200,000
Status Active
Beds 3
Baths 6 Baths
Home size 4,767 sqft
Lot Size 9,976 sqft
Property Type(s): Single Family
Last Updated 10/5/2026 Tract Highland Park
Year Built 1936 County Dallas

SCHOOLS

School District Highland Park ISD
Elementary School Bradfield
Jr. High School Highland Park
High School Highland Park

Additional Details

APPLIANCES Built-In Gas Range, Built-in Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Double Oven, Gas Range, Refrigerator, Wine Cooler
CONSTRUCTION Brick, Stone
FIREPLACE Yes
INTERIOR Built-in Features, Chandelier, Dry Bar, Eat-in Kitchen, High Speed Internet, Kitchen Island, Open Floorplan
LOT 9975 sq ft
LOT DESCRIPTION Interior Lot
PARKING Circular Driveway, Driveway
SEWER Public Sewer
STORIES 2
STYLE Colonial, Traditional
SUBDIVISION Highland Park
TAXES 60214
UTILITIES Cable Available
WATER Public

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