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$595,000
5 Beds 4 Baths 21294016 MLS
Ask about $17,000 in free buyer grant money for this versatile, remodeled home in Kiestwood Estates that offers a rare opportunity for homeowners, multi generational living or savvy investors Discover the perfect blend of lifestyle with investment income. Welcome the privacy from this low maintenance culdesac location surrounded by mature tree greenbelt. Just minutes away from recreation at Kiest Park & Tennis center, miles of hike & bike trails at Oak Cliff Nature Preserve & Golf Club of Dallas. Quick drive to Bishop Arts Center, Executive Airport & downtown Dallas work, dining and entertainment. Hard to find guest quarters has private entrance has eatin kitchen, living, bedroom plus private yard with patio & gated sidewalk back to front. So many updates: paint, LED lights & fans, LVP wood floors, roof & gutters, gas water heater, 2Goodman hvac, most doors and hardware, multi walls of new windows in 3 spacious living areas & formal dining. Remodeled open concept chef kitchen with ample cabinet and drawer space, herringbone tile backsplash, gas range, stainless appliances, coffee bar, 2 pantries, & breakfast bar that is open to breakfast room, solarium greatroom and family room. French door to 25x18 patio surrounded by privacy woods. Upstairs LVP floors, 4 fans & 3 full baths. Wow 2 master suites each with private ensuite bath & WI closet. 3rd hallbath across from BR 3&4 plus work station room office with builtin desk & bookshelve has french door to 47 ft long covered balcony. More updates in separate utility pottery barn tile floor, 3rd pantry, attractive stairwell with wood steps, white risers & planter box accent divider, FP gas log, water softener & reverse osmosis filter, guest quarters wood fence, sidewalk & patio addition. Ample parking under 400 Sf carport, in open driveway and on culdesac street.

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Kiestwood – Mid-Century Charm in the Heart of Oak Cliff

Tucked into the gently rolling hills of Oak Cliff, Kiestwood is one of Dallas’ finest and most intact collections of mid-century ranch-style homes. Developed between 1950 and 1965, the area originally consisted of the Kiestwood Estates and Southwood Estates subdivisions. Today, it remains a showcase of post-war residential design, with more than 400 homes falling under the Kiestwood Historical Homeowners Association boundaries.

Bounded by Kiest Boulevard, Southwood Drive, Hampton Road, and South Ravinia Drive, the neighborhood offers a peaceful, suburban feel just minutes from downtown Dallas.

Mid-Century Living at Its Best

Kiestwood features a blend of builder homes—primarily by Fox and Jacobs—and custom-designed residences in both traditional ranch and modernist styles. The area is especially noted for its Dilbeck-inspired designs, contemporary elevations, and architectural flourishes such as wrought iron porches, ceramic tiled baths, and knotty pine-paneled dens.

Many homes include spacious yards, large front porches, and open living areas that reflect the needs of post-war families. These houses were built to serve upwardly mobile professionals, including managers and engineers employed by nearby defense plants in Oak Cliff, Grand Prairie, and Fort Worth.

Designed for a New Era

Kiestwood was ahead of its time in several ways. Some of the area’s homes were among the first in Dallas to feature master bedrooms with walk-in closets, built-in vanities, and dressing areas—amenities that set them apart from earlier upper-middle-class developments in the city.

The neighborhood's appeal was further enhanced by its proximity to essential amenities, including Kiest Park, Wynnewood Village, Jefferson Boulevard shopping, Red Bird Airport (now Dallas Executive Airport), and easy access to area highways. These features made Kiestwood especially attractive to homeowners seeking both comfort and convenience.

Community Pride and Enduring Appeal

Kiestwood continues to be recognized for its architectural significance and neighborhood stability. In recent years, D Magazine named it one of Dallas’ top neighborhoods, citing its quality housing stock and enduring curb appeal. With its quiet streets, established trees, and charming homes, Kiestwood evokes the feel of a bygone era—often compared to the idyllic suburbs seen in "Leave It to Beaver" or "Father Knows Best."

Residents are deeply invested in the care and preservation of their homes, contributing to the neighborhood’s enduring character and appeal. The Kiestwood Historical Homeowners Association plays an active role in maintaining the area's visual integrity and fostering a strong sense of community.

With its classic style, thoughtful design, and rich history, Kiestwood stands as one of Oak Cliff’s most beloved mid-century neighborhoods.