Highland Park – Page 3 – Ebby Halliday

January 15, 2016

Fresh Listing Friday: High-End Charm

Happy Friday, all! This week’s Fresh Listing Friday is located in the La Foy Place neighborhood of Dallas, which backs to west Highland Park. The home at 3615 S. Versailles Ave. features an extensive, high-end renovation, including an 800-square-foot addition, Italian porcelain flooring in wet areas and much more.

Need to know details:

• High-end remodel, listed for $499,000
• 1,818 square feet: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
• Decorative lighting, stainless-steel appliances, subway tile backsplash
• Tiled fireplace, pergola, automatic gate entry

Front Exterior

Entry/Living Area

Kitchen

Dining Area

Master Suite

Rear Exterior

To view this listing, contact Julie Pillans at 214-803-6323 or juliepillans@ebby.com.

November 18, 2014

15 Thanksgiving-Ready Dining Rooms

It’s almost time to fill your house with the smells of Thanksgiving and the noise of family and loved ones. In the spirit of the upcoming feast, we’ve found some of the most fabulous dining rooms that we have on the market. No matter what your style or the size of your gathering, we have the perfect space for you.

^330 Las Colinas Blvd. #1508, Irving

^732 Lexington Ave., Coppell

^4305 Livingston Ave., Highland Park

^3831 Turtle Creek Blvd. 12E, Dallas

^10856 Strait Lane Circle, Dallas

^301 Creekside Drive, McKinney

^5410 Royal Crest Drive, Dallas

^5711 Chamberlyne Drive, Frisco

^3508 Villanova St., University Park

^2933 Shenandoah Drive, Frisco

^9029 Broken Arrow Lane, Dallas

^5279 Spanish Oaks, Frisco

^9226 Hathaway St., Dallas

^1724 Wistera Way, Westlake

^4818 Irving Simmons Drive, Dallas

April 10, 2014

Median Park Cities Sales Price Tops $1,000,000

Steve Brown over at The Dallas Morning News is reporting that the median home sales price in the Park Cities topped $1 million for the first time in the first quarter of 2014.

According to the latest data from the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University and the North Texas Real Estate Information Systems, a mid-priced home in Highland Park or University Park now costs $1.1 million. That’s 30 percent more than what the median home sales price in the Park Cities was in first-quarter 2013.

Sales of million-dollar plus homes across North Texas are soaring. To date in 2014, 194 houses priced at $1 million and up have sold, according to MLS statistics. That’s a third more of than in first-quarter 2013.

To see Brown’s full article, click here. To see all of the homes currently listed in the Park Cities – and across North Texas – click here.