In the late 1920s and 1930s, Lakewood was the grandest neighborhood in Dallas. Prominent oilmen and merchants established this as the most prestigious district in the city. Undoubtedly, they consummated many of their deals at Lakewood Country Club, the city's second oldest, charted in 1912 by Collett Munger.

Lakewood's reputation as the fashionable neighborhood can be attributed not only to the strong architectural presence of French Eclectic and English Tudor, Colonial Revival and Spanish Eclectic-style homes, but to the wide lawns, deep lots and wooded hills overlooking White Rock Reservoir. The natural beauty of its setting combined with its architectural interest and the activism of its residents insure that Lakewood will remain one of Dallas' finest neighborhoods.

Clicking on the marker on the Lakewood map below gives you the oportunity to see a 360 degree view of each street as you navigate through the Lakewood Neighborhoods streets viewing Lakewood Neighborhoods Homes. With Google street view maps you can drag and drop the marker to anywhere in the map of Lakewood Neighborhoods as you begin your tour.

		Blue outlines show roads where street view is available. Click here to enable Street View.
		This icon shows where you are on the map. The green arrow points in the direction you're looking. You can drag the icon to navigate to a different location.
		Drag the street view to look around 360 degrees. Use the arrow buttons to navigate down the street.