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Highland Park Dallas, Texas

Highland Park Real Estate found in the Highland Park Neighborhoods



Architecturally and Historically Significant Homes in Highland Park

We take a special interest in Highland Park both professionally and avocationally and want to share with you our knowledge of the architecturally significant homes, the Highland Park estate homes and historic homes designed by architects. As a buyer the more you understand the total universe of the homes in Highland Park and the nuances of the market street by street, the more advantageous your purchase. When we represent you as a buyer's broker we will review the entire inventory of homes in Highland Park not just those currently offered for sale. Our goal is for you to buy a home of architectural quality and significance at the most advantageous price. Whether you are a third generation Highland Park resident or are considering moving to this architecturally significant community we hope you will enjoy these photographs and further acquainting yourself with some of the Highland Park homes found in the different sections, additions and neighborhoods of this community. Continue text


Original Highland Park Mediterranean Home for Sale

This Beverly Drive architecturally significant home has been totally renovated, maintaining the period glass, mosaic tile, carved stone, and charm of a gracious Highland Park historically significant home from the 1920s.



Old Highland Park Neighborhood
Highland Park Dallas, Texas
Click here and you will see photographs of the Old Highland Park architecturally significant and historically significant homes, architect designed homes and descriptions of the seven sections within Old Highland Park. Old Highland Park is where Highland Park started and is bounded by Mockingbird Lane on the north, Airline and the Katy Trail on the east, Armstrong on the south, and Preston Road on the west. Continue


Highland Park West of Preston Neighborhood
Highland Park Dallas, Texas
As in most communities, the development grows north and west. In 1924 the west addition of Highland Park was developed. Neighborhoods west of Preston were developed in the second group of sections bounded by Preston Road on the east, Westway and Fairway on the south, the Tollway on the west and Mockingbird Lane on the north. There are still original and historic homes found from the 30s and 40s, but there is a greater sense of redevelopment and less patience. Click here to learn the boundaries and see pictures of the historically significant homes, architecturally significant estate homes and contemporary homes found in the seven sections of the Highland Park West of Preston neighborhood.


Highland Park North of Mockingbird Neighborhood
Highland Park Dallas, Texas
This neighborhood is on the University Park side of Mockingbird Lane, but still feels very much part of Highland Park. The boundaries include Mockingbird as the southern border, Shenandoah as the northern border, Fairfield as the western border and Key as the eastern border. There is also a certain confidence when you are protected and cared for by the Highland Park police. On one side of the creek is Mount Vernon, on the other side of the creek is Preston Place. Click here to learn the boundaries and see pictures of the Highland Park historically significant homes and contemporary homes found in the two sections of the Highland Park North of Mockingbird neighborhood.


West Highland Park Neighborhood
Highland Park Dallas, Texas
This 100 acre Highland Park neighborhood of 1940s and 1950s houses is generally intact. The neighborhood receives all of the benefits of Highland Park with the exception of the Highland Park Independent School District. This neighborhood of mid century homes falls into the Dallas Independent School District. As a result, couples and individuals without children living at home are less inclined to tear down these small, but stylish homes to build something larger. This continues as a very fashionable neighborhood west of the Tollway. Click here to see pictures of the Highland Park historic homes and significant homes found in this Highland Park Area.

Highland Park Map
Highland Park Neighborhood Google Street View

Clicking on the marker on the Highland Park Map below gives you the oportunity to see a 360 degree view of each street as you navigate through the Highland Park streets viewing Highland Park Homes. With Google street view maps you can drag and drop the marker to anywhere in the map of Highland Park as you begin your tour.
Blue outlines show roads where street view is available. Click here to enable Street View.
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Drag the street view to look around 360 degrees. Use the arrow buttons to navigate down the street.


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