Some great old homes large and small in and around Rockwall, Including one just south of Square built by my Great Grandfather but not in the family now but recently was beatifully restored by present owners.
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Yes, there are a lot of historic houses near and around the old part of town. I personally like the plantation-style house a little outside downtown. I have friends that know the family that owns it, massive house on a lot of land.
That is a nice place, tastefully done and they continue to make improvements to the property. As of late looks like they may be getting ready to do some major landscaping.
I am still pretty much a Dallas newbie (actually, I live in Mesquite, but work in downtown Dallas) I have driven around the White Rock area, sorry, I don't know what you call that neighborhood, and have seen some fine old homes. I am a network analyst for a major law firm here and have been to the homes of some of our attorneys out that way to work on their computers. I love driving around and seeing the great old homes.
I am still pretty much a Dallas newbie (actually, I live in Mesquite, but work in downtown Dallas) I have driven around the White Rock area, sorry, I don't know what you call that neighborhood, and have seen some fine old homes. I am a network analyst for a major law firm here and have been to the homes of some of our attorneys out that way to work on their computers. I love driving around and seeing the great old homes.
I have a friend that is an attorney is Dallas as well. They live in the area you are talking about, Casa Linda, really close to the lake as well as the arboretum. Some of the surrounding areas are kind of sketchy, but the closer you get to Highland Park, the nicer and larger the houses get. Lakewood has some nice houses as well, especially near the golf course.
Oak CLiff has some amazing homes and actual hills. Look on the map at Colorado blvd between Plymouth and Beckley. Roads leading North from Colorado have some of the most interesting homes and lots. Windy roads, lots of trees. The area is called Kessler Park and Stevens Park.
I'm looking forward to all the lights that will be displayed here in the next week or so. They normally go up the day after Thanksgiving, if not sooner.
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