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Delightfully idyllic Kessler Highlands Tudor with preserved architectural details and timeless updates. The arched stone entry, porthole front door, prominent chimney, original interior doors, oak floors, gorgeous trim work and graceful archways speak to the home's 1930 origins, while thoughtful updates bring it comfortably into the present. Formal rooms unfold through classic cased openings, offering a connected yet distinct flow. Replacement windows installed in every room maximize natural light and energy efficiency. The chef's kitchen takes a decidedly modern turn with marble counters, shaker style cabinets, 5-burner gas range, beautiful lighting, brass fixtures, counter-to-ceiling white tile, stainless appliances, and a striking navy ceiling that adds just the right amount of drama. Established trees shade the backyard and the lawn is equipped with a sprinkler system. A decorative automatic driveway gate provides added security and leads to a detached garage. The seller has completed the conservation district review process for a proposed upper-level addition above the existing garage, offering buyers a glimpse at the future potential of the space. Architectural drawings and related documents are available for review upon request. Minutes from Bishop Arts, Stevens Park Golf Course, and downtown Dallas, this is the kind of home that reminds you why people fall in love with North Oak Cliff in the first place.

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From downtown Dallas, west on I 30 exit Sylvan. South on Sylvan past Colorado to Salmon Drive. R onto Salmon. 119 is on the right.