In the market for a new home? Take a look at some of this week’s fabulous featured properties.








To view more exceptional properties, visit daveperrymiller.com.
In the market for a new home? Take a look at some of this week’s fabulous featured properties.
To view more exceptional properties, visit daveperrymiller.com.
Enjoy your weekend with Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate and our amazing agents at these properties.
4433 Rheims Place | Highland Park | $3,895,000
5854 Lakehurst Avenue | Preston Hollow | $2,295,000
10512 Eastlawn Drive | North Dallas | $1,675,000
5603 Palomar Lane | Preston Hollow | $1,375,000
5320 Emerson Avenue | Bluffview | $1,199,000
12131 Lueders Lane | North Dallas | $869,000
3545 Cielo Court | Oak Lawn | $635,000
14949 Hillcrest Road | North Dallas | $545,900
1035 Turner Avenue | Kessler Park | $444,000
3235 Cole Avenue #405 | Uptown | $384,900
To view all our open houses and discover dates and times, visit openhouse.daveperrymiller.com.
For many families, summer vacation means the kids are home for a while, ready to relax and play without worry. While they’re having the time of their lives away from the classroom and homework, there’s no place like a playroom to keep the kids entertained, and keeping your home clutter-free.
We’ve gathered a few properties with playrooms perfectly fitted for the creative and fun young ones in your life.
3816 Miramar Avenue | Highland Park | $4,295,000
6323 Meadow Road | Preston Hollow | $2,380,000
4241 Woodfin Drive | Preston Hollow | $2,350,000
6823 Northwood Road | Preston Hollow | $1,695,000
1033 Cedar Hill Avenue | Kessler Park | $1,245,000
6422 Malcolm Drive | Lakewood | $799,000
6010 Prospect Avenue | Lakewood | $700,000
6230 Berwyn Lane | Lakewood | $599,000
3635 Royal Lane | Royal Hills | $379,000
For more fabulous properties, visit daveperrymiller.com.
For several weeks, it seems like Dallas just can’t get away from the showers. Rainy days oftentimes call for a day indoors to relax, nap or even catch up on your favorite TV shows. Get comfy and cozy during the perfect storm in these dens.
5020 Park Lane | Preston Hollow | $7,295,000
3652 Maplewood Avenue | Highland Park | $2,995,000
6556 Crestmere Drive | North Dallas | $1,450,000
4660 Beverly Drive | Highland Park | $1,019,000
6572 Lafayette Way | North Dallas | $899,900
5009 Mill Run Road | North Dallas | $525,000
11805 Neering Drive | Lochwood | $442,000
Enjoy your weekend with Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate and our amazing agents at these properties.
5635 Yolanda Circle | Preston Hollow | $3,699,500
6823 Northwood Road | Preston Hollow | $1,750,000
6306 Glendora Avenue | Preston Hollow | $1,550,000
4229 Amherst Avenue | University Park | $1,249,000
5651 Purdue Avenue | Bluffview | $869,000
6615 Bandera Avenue 1E | Preston Hollow | $599,000
4116 Flintridge Drive | Glen Meadows | $550,000
5711 Lindell Avenue | Lower Greenville | $525,000
3314 Hawthorne Avenue | Oak Lawn | $429,000
4040 Avondale Avenue #206 | Oak Lawn | $275,800
To view all our open houses and discover dates and times, visit openhouse.daveperrymiller.com.
So many of our lifetime memories have to do with “home.” Of course, there’s the first house we bought. Where we lived as newlyweds. Where we brought our first child home from the hospital, adding a few more over the years. And then there’s the neighborhood. The families we became friends and had block parties with, borrowed lawn tools from and joined on the porch to watch the kids play in the sprinklers over a glass of lemonade. The local shopping center where we went at least three times a week for groceries and what-nots. And finally the schools where we experienced some tearful first days and a few joyful graduations. It’s your own little world for awhile and when the time comes, it’s hard to leave. But when you do, you want others to understand and appreciate all the wonderful ways you and your family benefitted from it all.
The owners of 11031 Lawnhaven Drive, just on the outskirts of Preston Hollow in North Dallas, are in the position to leave. But rather than just let all the marketing and promotion of their home fall on their listing agent, Angela McCants, they are eager to help out by providing insights prospective buyers don’t often get. In addition to the concrete facts — like that it’s four bedrooms, three baths and 2,665 square feet set on .35 acres along a greenbelt — they are shedding light on what it’s actually like to live there.
“We fell in love with this house in 1993. It was an easy drive to our business, six miles away in the Park Cities. We loved being surrounded by and having the option to attend numerous public and private schools for our kids, Pre-K through High School. It is convenient to our favorite restaurants and stores in the Preston Royal and Preston Forest Shopping Centers. And quick access to 75/Central and the Dallas North Tollway makes this neighborhood central to the entire city.”
“The split bedroom house plan proved to be ideal for us as our kids grew older. We enjoyed the peace and quiet of the master bedroom separated from the rest of the house. The large sitting room that adjoins the master, with the huge picture window, was the perfect place to watch the kids play in the backyard while riding our exercise bike or working at the desk. And, when the kids left for college it was easy to convert one bedroom to a hobby room, and another for house guests without disrupting the ambiance of the master.”
“With the open floor plan, large family gatherings and meals were easy to accommodate as we could set up to three dining areas within earshot of each other.”
“French doors leading to the covered patio and large backyard makes this a great house for entertaining.”
“The green space behind the house, now known as the Northaven Trail, is a favorite place to throw a frisbee, walk the dogs, and bike with the kids. The neighboring elementary school, George Bannerman Dealey Montessori Academy occasionally shows family friendly movies on the Trail just a half a block away [near the Little Free Library]. The Neighborhood Crime Watch is rated one of the best in the city, and the Association hosts seasonal events throughout the year. St. Marks School of Texas is also walking distance.”
McCants says of this property, “I really appreciate their willingness to express how much this home has meant to them, as they prepare to let the next owners take over. It’s priced to sell at $639,900. It has great character and solid bones, so all someone needs to do is renovate/expand and personalize this home for the next generation to start making memories.”
For more information on this home, please contact Angela McCants at (214)207-4218.
8819 San Leandro Drive is just one of our homes that may be attractive to new Dallas residents.
The Economic Policy Institute, a think thank devoted to the economic condition of low- and middle-income Americans and their families, has updated its Family Budget Calculator, which tells you much money a family needs to make in order to attain “a secure yet modest” standard of living in a given city.
The Dallas Morning News reported that a family of four needs to earn $61,152 a year just to get by in the Dallas area, according to the institute’s calculator. That’s a bit lower than the national median amount, which the newspaper reported is $63,744.
Meanwhile, MarketWatch used the Family Budget Calculator to figure out the 10 most expensive places to raise a family in the United States. The website’s research showed that Washington, D.C., was the most expensive, with seven of the remaining nine being within commuting distance of New York City. No surprise there.
If any New Yorkers or Washingtonians reading this want to relocate to Dallas, we have plenty of properties available.