This is just about the cutest Kessler Highlands Tudor cottage I’ve seen in a very long time. It’s beautifully maintained, updated, and move-in ready. It was just listed a few days ago, and I expect it to fly off the market.
Because it’s located in a conservation district, you have a cohesive neighborhood of bungalows, generally in the Tudor and Colonial Revival style. People are attracted to a neighborhood as much as they are to a house. I don’t know anyone who wants a giant two-story modern box towering over their right-sized Tudor cottage. That won’t happen here. Conservation districts are becoming the most sought-after neighborhoods in Dallas because the architectural integrity is protected.
The neighborhood is named for George Edward Kessler, the urban planner and landscape architect the city hired in 1909. He developed the Kessler Plan for Dallas, which influenced much of our residential design and accounts for why Oak Cliff, in general, is one of our most beautiful communities…