Greenway Parks

Named one of the first pedestrian-oriented neighborhoods in Dallas by the National Historic Register, it’s a place where people live to be outdoors. Here, large lots are set…Keep Reading

Named one of the first pedestrian-oriented neighborhoods in Dallas by the National Historic Register, it’s a place where people live to be outdoors. Here, large lots are set back on tree-lined streets, private parks are connected by community walkways, and there is plenty of space for kids to roam. The neighbors are always out jogging or biking, and you’ll often see families hosting picnics in the park while their kids play beneath the trees. It’s this unique, park-like setting that creates an artful backdrop to the homes here, encouraging a true sense of community.   Less

To live in Greenway Parks also means you’re within minutes of the greatest museums, live performances and athletic venues in Dallas, like the DMA, Winspear Opera House and…Keep Reading

To live in Greenway Parks also means you’re within minutes of the greatest museums, live performances and athletic venues in Dallas, like the DMA, Winspear Opera House and American Airlines center – perfect for date night or an evening out with friends.
Drive along Mockingbird Lane on a Saturday afternoon in the fall and you’ll experience the vibrancy and excitement of living near a college town, where students stroll through the SMU campus and attend sporting events, lectures and performances. This lends a youthful energy to the surrounding area and is ideal if you are one who loves getting involved. From great summer reading programs to movie nights under the stars at Ford Stadium, you’ll find it’s easy to get to know your neighbors in Greenway Parks.  Less

Famous for homes designed by noted architects like O’Neil Ford, Howard Meyer and Charles Dilbeck, Greenway Parks encompasses a wide range of architectural styles spanning…Keep Reading

Famous for homes designed by noted architects like O’Neil Ford, Howard Meyer and Charles Dilbeck, Greenway Parks encompasses a wide range of architectural styles spanning from romantic revival storybook homes to postwar modern Bauhaus interpretations. Located just three miles west of downtown Dallas and situated directly across the street from the Park Cities are clusters of homes centered on long stretches of private parkways known as “greenbelts” – an innovative concept when first developed in 1927 and the key characteristic that sets it apart today.  Less

On the weekends, it’s all about the world-class shopping experience at Highland Park Village, where you’ll find luxury doors like Chanel, Hermes and Christian Louboutin. You…Keep Reading

On the weekends, it’s all about the world-class shopping experience at Highland Park Village, where you’ll find luxury doors like Chanel, Hermes and Christian Louboutin. You might even bump into one of the designers themselves – Diane Von Furstenberg hosted an event for shoppers just last year. Indulge in a little retail therapy or savor some of the most celebrated culinary dishes Dallas has to offer, all in a sophisticated, chic setting.
Looking for something more low-key? Head to Inwood Village just north of Greenway Parks and you’ll discover another favorite local hangout. People come here to shop the boutiques, grab a bite to eat, or watch a movie at the historic Inwood Theatre.   Less

With a strong Homeowner’s Association and a well-defined preservation society, the Greenway Parks neighborhood largely retains its original character, and for these efforts…Keep Reading

With a strong Homeowner’s Association and a well-defined preservation society, the Greenway Parks neighborhood largely retains its original character, and for these efforts it was ranked one of “Texas’ 25 Best Places” by the Texas Society of Architects – an honor bestowed to just three locations in Dallas and only four residential developments in the entire state.
Historically, people are drawn to the neighborhood for its delightful charm, serene views and close proximity to Dallas, but, above all, it’s a great place to live with lots of real estate opportunities. To buy a home here means you’ll join a community of people that value the very sidewalks where you walk your dog, the greenbelts where you play catch with your kids and the home where you’ll create memories to last a lifetime.   Less