$642,000
311 N Windomere Avenue, Dallas, TX, 75208
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Multiple Offers received. Seller calls for highest and best by noon Tuesday, May 26, 2026. This rare, historic 1914 Craftsman bungalow, featuring full detached quarters with kitchen and an easily accessible office and studio, is located on a prime block within the sought-after Winnetka Heights Historic District. Sited on a hillside, it beckons visitors with an attractive front elevation and a huge wraparound porch. Prepare to be wowed by remarkable formal areas with distinctive original, unpainted wood trim and beamed ceilings. The formal living room boasts a handsome period brick fireplace flanked by preserved, glass-front bookcases. The hardwood floors are stunning. A concentric flooring pattern highlights the large parlor. Don't miss the french doors to the dining room, plantation shutters stained to match the trim and rows of windows with gorgeous wavy glass. The island kitchen features a delightful breakfast area and pantry. Step outside into a lush, low maintenance backyard with privacy fencing, desirable trees and a vintage brick patio perfect for relaxing and entertaining. A sitting room adjoining the rear bedroom offers flexibility for a future second bath, reading room, or expanded primary suite retreat. The location is hard to beat. Zoned for Rosemont Elementary and within walking distance of neighborhood favorite Cenzo's Pizza & Deli, the new Kevin Sloan Park, NOVA, Cannons, Wayward Coffee, Ari's Pantry, ABC Party Headquarters, the Kessler Theater plus the shops and eateries at TYPO and Bishop Arts. Room sizes are approximated. Info deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all information.
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