This small enclave of mansions are surrounded by parks on all sides with Turtle Creek running through the middle of this University Park neighborhood. John Scudder Adkins designed one of the most important and architecturally significant homes in Dallas on Turtle Creek.

Hard to find, but always sought out, this University Park neighborhood across from the Dallas Country Club golf course is both picturesque and sophisticated.

Windsor Place is a University Park neighborhood of many original two-story homes from the 1920s and 1930s alongside one-story cottages and large homes built recently. Preston, Williams Parkway, Shannon and University are the boundaries.

This University Park neighborhood is adjacent to the Dallas Country Club fairways along Golf Drive.

In the heart of University Park, this neighborhood includes a corridor of blocks of wide lawns and towering trees. Original homes are found that are built in the 1930s and recent homes that have been built in this century.

Stratford Manor is the University Park neighborhood between Douglas and Preston and between Windsor and University. Here you will find many two-story homes built in the 1930s and 1940s.

Standard 50'x150' lots make up this University Park neighborhood between Lomo Alto and Douglas and between Mockingbird and San Carlos. Original homes are both from the 1920s and 1930s.

The Tollway to Lomo Alto and Mockingbird to Windsor make up the boundaries of this University Park neighborhood. The lots are approximately 55'x147' with one and two-story houses built in the late 1930s and early 1940s.

This University Park neighborhood of mostly one-story, late 1930s cottages on 60'x 140' lots is found between Preston Road and the Tollway and between Lovers Lane and Southwestern. It is adjacent to Smith Park, Preston Center and Hyer Elementary School.

Preston Homes Addition is made up of predominantly one-story cottages from the early 1940s on relatively standard 60'x 140' lots. This University Park neighborhood is next to Hyer Elementary School, the tennis courts of Smith Park and the retail, restaurants and offices found in Preston Center.

University Highlands is the University Park neighborhood between Preston and Tulane and between Lovers Lane and Purdue. The original one and a half story cottages built in the mid and late 1930s are being increasingly replaced by 5,000 square foot new homes.

This University Park neighborhood relates to the Dallas Country Club. Besides the many parks and creeks found in University Park, the Country Club fairways add additional green space and tranquility.

This University Park neighborhood is adjacent to the high school, Germany Park's tennis courts and track. The mix of housing includes Tudor cottages, one-story and two-story homes, but on classic city lots of 50'x150'. The neighborhood also has multi-family buildings. It can be found between the Tollway and Douglas and between University and Lovers Lane.

SMU Neighborhood East runs from Airline to Central Expressway and Binkley to Lovers Lane. This SMU Neighborhood was originally built with predominantly one-story cottages and modest two-story homes close to SMU. Since 1990, new 4,500 square foot homes have been rapidly replacing the older housing stock. Central Expressway was depressed with a wall lined with small linear parks, changing the atmosphere of this area's modest neighborhood to one associated with successful families.

As in most university neighborhoods, you will find a mix of student housing, townhouses for faculty, one_story and two-story homes and attached duplexes from almost every decade. Over a dozen small sub neighborhoods make up this area between Golf and Hillcrest and Binkley to Haynie. This variety of housing stock is found on connected 50'x150' lots. This is where the Highland Park Middle School is located and its track and baseball diamond. It is between SMU and the Dallas Country Club.

Next to Snider Plaza and Caruth Park, one-story and two-story homes are found on 60'x140' lots. Next to Caruth Park, this University Park neighborhood boundaries are Airline to Willard and Lovers Lane to Southwestern.

The four sisters - the Charles Dilbeck designed homes on the four corners of Shenandoah and Douglas are the centerpiece of Preston Place 3, a University Park neighborhood just North of Highland Park.