The Dallas Morning News

Sales associate Gene Garramone and the Ebby Halliday Northeast Dallas office have coordinated an Historic Home Open House Tour today.   All the homes below will be open from 1-4 today.

Located at 6102 Gaston Avenue in the Junius Heights historic district is a classic Tudor home circa 1925. Amenities include grand windows, narrow gauge wood floors, Batchelder fireplace, antique chandeliers and slate roof.  Updates include foundation, electrical and plumbing. In addition, there is an income-producing, approximately 1,000+ sq. ft. apartment with a two-car garage and RV port. For additional information on this home, offered for $589,900, visit the property website at 6102Gaston.ebby.com.

Another charming full duplex Tudor, circa 1929, is located at 5720 Live Oak.  The home has updated baths, hardwoods, large kitchens, separate utilities, double entrances and central heat/air.  For more information on this home, priced at $285,000, visit 5720LiveOak.ebby.com.  Mr. Garramone represents this home and 6102 Gaston and may be reached at 214-536-9501.

Located on historic Swiss Avenue is a classic Prairie-style home circa 1913 at 4930 Swiss Avenue on almost a half acre, offered for $899,000.  The home has hardwoods, ornate crown moldings, covered porch with outdoor living area and approximately 2,137 square feet of quarters.  The home is offered by Henda Salmeron of Ellen Terry Realtors, an Ebby Halliday Company, who may be reached at 972-949-2974.

A gorgeous Craftsman-style home, circa 1905, is located at 4811 Swiss Avenue, offered for 599,900. This historic designated property was the private residence of famed Dallas architect Otto Lang and won the Preservation Dallas Best Restoration Award in 2007. All the beautiful original historic details are intact. Updates include plumbing, HVAC, roof, electric, insulation, baths, gourmet kitchen, surround sound, fixtures, paint, a restored 3 car garage with apartment above. For more information call Cindy Hume at 214-264-7382 or visit 4811Swiss.ebby.com.

A remarkable Tudor renovation is found in Munger Place at 730 Lipscomb, Circa 1923, the home is offered for $434,000.  Amenities include hand-scraped hardwoods and substantial crown molding complemented by granite counters and stainless appliances.  For more information call Mary Rinne at 214-552-6735 or visit 730Lipscomb.ebby.com.

A beautifully updated Prairie style home is located at 5710 Tremont in Junius Heights, offered for $249,900.  The home has hardwoods, an updated kitchen and a large master bed/bath.  For more information call Chris Hickman or John C. Weber with the Hickman + Weber Group at 214-355-3122 or visit 5710Tremont.ebby.com.

There will be 20 additional historic homes open today in these neighborhoods which will be denoted with American flags.

For more information on other properties, visit the website recently voted one of the industry’s best by the Web Marketing Association, ebby.com.