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Neighborhood Notes

Eleven starting points for getting to know Dallas by rhythm, not ranking. Read for the details that might make a day feel good.

Lakewood neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

Lakewood

For the tree-canopy people.

M Streets neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

M Streets

For the porch-and-sidewalk people.

Highland Park neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

Highland Park

For the classic Dallas chapter.

Preston Hollow neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

Preston Hollow

For the room-to-grow chapter.

Devonshire neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

Devonshire

For the quiet city-dwellers.

Knox / Henderson neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

Knox / Henderson

For the walk-out-the-door people.

Bird Streets neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

Bird Streets

For the quietly close-in chapter.

Midway Hollow neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

Midway Hollow

For the space-without-the-distance people.

Greenway Parks neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

Greenway Parks

For the architectural eye.

Bluffview neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

Bluffview

For the countryside within the city.

University Park neighborhood in Dallas with mature trees and distinctive residential architecture

University Park

For the connected everyday.

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