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$790,000
3 Beds 3 Baths 21233436 MLS
Modern design, exceptional natural light, and unbeatable walkability define this 2023-built single-family attached home in North Oak Cliff, just five blocks from Bishop Arts District, moments from Kidd Springs Park, and a couple blocks from Methodist Dallas Medical Center. Enjoy a true neighborhood feel with quick access to Downtown Dallas, Uptown, and major employment centers. Offering 3 bedrooms, a dedicated office, and 2.5 baths, this two-level home lives like a single-family residence while providing the efficiency of newer construction. The open-concept layout is filled with natural light, highlighted by expansive windows, tall ceilings, and wide-plank wood floors throughout. The chef's kitchen features a large quartz island, gas range, two-tone cabinetry, stainless appliances, and designer lighting, opening seamlessly to the dining and living spaces. Walls of windows overlook the fenced yard, while the covered patio extends the living space outdoors with low-maintenance artificial turf and mature trees. Upstairs, a light-filled landing offers the perfect work-from-home office or flex space. The spacious primary suite includes a spa-inspired bath with dual vanities, walk-in shower, and generous closet space. Two additional bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, home office, or fitness. Additional highlights include a 2-car garage, energy-efficient construction, modern finishes, and a quiet tree-lined street in one of Dallas's most sought-after walkable neighborhoods near Bishop Arts, Kessler Park, and Trinity Groves. Be sure to view floor plan and virtual tour!

1228 Haines Ave, Dallas

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Kidd Springs – Historic Charm and Natural Beauty in the Heart of Oak Cliff

Located in northern Oak Cliff, Kidd Springs is one of the oldest and most architecturally rich neighborhoods in Dallas. Bounded roughly by West Colorado Boulevard to the north, West Davis Street to the south, North Zang Boulevard to the east, and North Tyler Street to the west, Kidd Springs offers a unique mix of preserved history, natural beauty, and urban accessibility.

The neighborhood takes its name from Colonel James W. Kidd Sr., who in the 1870s purchased over 200 acres of farmland near a natural spring. By the early 1900s, the spring had become the site of a popular country club and social hub for Oak Cliff. Today, that same site is home to Kidd Springs Park and Recreation Center, a scenic public space featuring a small lake, butterfly and oriental gardens, tennis courts, a swimming pool, and baseball diamond.

Deep Historical Roots

Development in Kidd Springs began in earnest after Oak Cliff was annexed by the City of Dallas in 1903. The Miller-Stemmons Addition, established by Leslie A. Stemmons and Thomas S. Miller Jr., forms the core of the neighborhood and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This section features more than 200 historically significant homes built from 1910 onward.

Another notable development within Kidd Springs is Crystal Hill, created by entrepreneur John F. Zang in 1905. Originally envisioned as an upscale enclave, the area’s development shifted during World War I, resulting in a more diverse residential landscape. The name “Crystal Hill” was inspired by the silica sand deposits found throughout the area.

Architecture and Character

Kidd Springs boasts an impressive variety of architectural styles, including Neo-Classical, Prairie School, Craftsman, Colonial Revival, late Victorian, Tudor, and shingle-style homes. Many properties have been lovingly preserved or restored, and a number of historic apartment buildings have been renovated to reflect modern living standards while maintaining their original charm.

While Kidd Springs, like many older neighborhoods, saw periods of decline after World War II, it has retained the majority of its historic housing stock. Restoration efforts have helped revitalize the area, attracting new homeowners and renters drawn to its unique aesthetic and prime location.

Location and Lifestyle

Kidd Springs offers residents the best of both worlds: a peaceful, park-side setting with quick access to downtown Dallas. The neighborhood is within walking or biking distance to DART rail stations, and its southern border meets the vibrant Bishop Arts District, one of Dallas' most popular destinations for dining, shopping, and entertainment.

With its blend of historic homes, scenic parkland, and unbeatable location, Kidd Springs continues to be one of Oak Cliff’s most desirable and enduring neighborhoods.