Turtle Creek Neighborhoods
Turtle Creek Park, Turtle Creek Bend, Turtle Creek Highrises, Northern Hills and Best of Turtle Creek Corridor
Architecturally and Historically Significant Homes in Turtle Creek
Turtle Creek Park is a Hidden Turtle Creek Neighborhood of Architect Designed Homes
Turtle Creek Park is a small hidden neighborhood of 33 architect designed homes that reflect the small neighborhoods found between the Katy Trail and Turtle Creek.
You will find in the Turtle Creek neighborhoods the best architecture, the most scenic neighborhoods, classic modern homes and the largest collection of residential highrises in Dallas. Not in Highland Park and just as valuable, Turtle Creek neighborhoods like Turtle Creek Park attract home buyers who could afford any price home but chose Turtle Creek Park because it is a hidden, secluded, small neighborhood with flowing creeks running through it, the Katy Trail next to it and the best neighborhood restaurants a few blocks away. See More
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The Turtle Creek neighborhood is the only neighborhood in the country this lush, this vibrant and only one mile from downtown.
- Douglas Newby
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Neighborhoods of Turtle Creek Area
Turtle Creek Highrise Area Neighborhood
Since the 1950s the high-rises on Turtle Creek have connoted luxury, power and prestige. Many of the residents are still walking distance from their former Highland Park homes. These buildings... See More
Katy Trail / Turtle Creek Area Neighborhood
Turtle Creek is best known for its residential highrises overlooking Turtle Creek Boulevard. Less known but extremely coveted are the pocket neighborhoods along Turtle Creek and the Katy Trail. The... See More
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Cole / McKinney Area Neighborhood
McKinney Avenue from the edge of Highland Park to Downtown has long been associated with Dallas' best restaurants which sets the tone for this area. Townhouses, duplexes, historic apartments, single-family... See More
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Oak Lawn Neighborhood
Architecture critic David Dillon says, "...the appeal of Oak Lawn has always been its social and cultural diversity. It is funkier and more fluid than the rest of Dallas with... See More
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Dear Doug:
First, let me thank you for selling my house. You did one of the most efficient jobs that I have ever heard of in real estate. Thanks a million.
The Great Properties article on our (former) house was great. I hope that the new owners enjoy the house as much as Lee and I did. Our life there was a glorious experience. The house is made for living.
Again, thanks for selling the house. I think it was one of the most efficient operation that I have ever witnessed. Keep in touch.-Albert Halff
O’Neil Ford-Designed Home Owner
Map of Turtle Creek Area
Turtle Creek Area Map of Turtle Creek Area Neighborhoods
Turtle Creek Area is one of the featured neighborhoods found in the Dallas area. Turtle Creek Area is made up of four smaller neighborhoods inside Turtle Creek Area. Click on the map and discover each specific neighborhood as you explore this area.
Turtle Creek Area Neighborhood - Continued
Northern Heights has architect designed modern town houses and attached single-family. Northern Hills has an eclectic mix of period homes on gently curving tree lined streets. Together we will discover, explore and evaluate the best homes and neighborhoods in the Turtle Creek Corridor.
The greatest variety and some of the most interesting homes are found in these Turtle Creek neighborhoods between Highland Park and Downtown, East Dallas and the Tollway. Styles and ages of the homes range from Victorian homes in the State Thomas Historic District to the architect designed contemporary duplexes in Northern Heights to the highrises along Turtle Creek.