Preston Hollow Dallas Homes

This Preston Hollow Dallas Homes Web site is intended for those of you who already live in the Dallas estate area of Preston Hollow, or for those of you who desire a home in the estate area and private school corridor. Please use Preston Hollow, Dallas, as a resource in your quest to purchase a home in Preston Hollow or to learn more about the architecturally significant homes found in Preston Hollow. For more detailed information about homes on or off the market or about nuances of each neighborhood within Preston Hollow, please give me, Douglas Newby, a call.

You could live anywhere in the world and desire living in a city with the best private schools, the finest neighbors, and a graceful estate neighborhood with quick access to the cultural center of downtown. Preston Hollow embraces your desires and requirements.

Architect designed homes have been built since the 1930s on estate properties on over 20 acres, and more often on one or two acre lots. Very modern homes and eclectic homes designed in a French, Mediterranean, Italian, English or Spanish Colonial styles are found in the Preston Hollow estate neighborhood. Many of the world’s wealthiest families live graciously and very quietly on one of Preston Hollow’s hidden streets.

You expect the best Dallas has to offer, whether it is goods, services, investments or real estate. This is the reason I only work with people like you and edit my business to only offer the finest homes. I have sold the most expensive home in Dallas, but I have also helped people buy small, architect designed, midcentury modern homes of national importance found in Preston Hollow. There are currently many Preston Hollow Homes For Sale. This is an interesting market as some Preston Hollow homes are vastly overpriced and some extraordinary homes are underpriced. Your good eye for aesthetics and value is one reason we will enjoy working together.

Preston Hollow estate neighborhood has original Preston Hollow neoclassical homes from the 1930's and international architect designed modern homes from the late 20th Century. From cottages to mansions there are small neighborhoods representing every architectural style. Review the many small and prestigious neighborhoods of Preston Hollow:

Preston Hollow Dallas Neighborhoods - Preston Hollow Dallas Estate Area

Preston Hollow Addition, Sunnybrook Estates, Meadowbrook Estates, Meadowwood Estates, Maywood Estates, Inwood Addition #1, Inwood Addition #2, El Parado Neighborhood, Preston Downs Neighborhood, Preston Elms Neighborhood, Ridgewood Addition, Dentwood Addition, Batesons Neighborhood, Lansdowne Estates Neighborhood, Woodland Estates Neighborhood, Jackson Heights Neighborhood, Tatcher Ella Rose Neighborhood, Radbrook Estates Neighborhood, Rockbrook Estates Neighborhood

Bluffview Dallas Neighborhood - Preston Hollow Dallas Estate Area

Bluffview Neighborhood, Cochran Chapel Neighborhood, Shorecrest Estates Neighborhood, Inwood Park Estates Neighborhood, Inwood Terrace Neighborhood, Northwest Hills Neighborhood

Walnut Hill to Forest Lane Estate Neighborhoods/Strait Lane - Preston Hollow Dallas Estate Area

Mayflower Estates - Neighborhood of President Bush's New Home, Strait Lane Neighborhood, Los Arboles - Preston Hollow Gated Community, Kelsey Square Neighborhood, Northaven Neighborhood, Lobello Neighborhood, Crest Manor Estates Neighborhood, Brookshire Park Neighborhood, McDowell Neighborhood

There was great international hubbub when former President and Mrs. Bush purchased a home on Daria in the Mayflower Estates neighborhood of Preston Hollow. While wild rumors circulated for years that President George Bush has purchased a home in Highland Park or on Strait Lane, I quietly told my friends and clients that Mayflower Estates was my prediction for his next home. While keeping quiet about his actual home purchase for a few months, I did agree to discuss the neighborhood and his home with CNN and the New York newspapers when the story eventually broke. Daria is a small street, now gated, but almost doesn’t need to be because Mayflower Estates is so hidden and secluded. President and Mrs. Bush have been well-received by the neighborhood and Dallas.

Some of the finest homes in Preston Hollow are not in MLS, but are homes we offer for sale or we know are available to purchase.

There are many good homes offered for sale in MLS. Please give me a call so can review these homes offered for sale

The Preston Hollow area is the home to many of the best private schools in the country. Some of these are mentioned below

The best endowed and most prestigious boy’s school in Dallas. With a student body of approximately 800 boys in grades 1 through 12, St. Mark’s strives to educate the “whole boy” so students have the skills and qualities to be successful inside and outside the classroom. Founded in 1906, the spectacular campus now has 40 acres with many modern and lavish facilities.

Like many of the top private schools, the ratio of applicants to acceptances rival the Ivy League. An impressive endowment has created a beautiful campus and high academic achievement. The Hockaday centennial initiative is about to begin. Founded in 1912, The Hockaday School offers girls an education from prekindergarten through 12th grade infused with founder Ms. Ela Hockady’s Four Cornerstones - character, courtesy, scholarship, athletics – and classes with an average size of 14.

The Episcopal School of Dallas, founded in 1974 by the Reverend Stephen B. Swann, has more than 1,100 students enrolled in Beginner (age 3) through Grade 12 programs. This coeducational school with three campuses helps students discover their full potential spiritually, intellectually, and physically. ESD rivals Hockaday and St. Mark’s with their students going to the elite colleges and universities.

Established by six Ursuline Sisters in 1874, Ursuline’s all-girl student body for grades 9 to 12 has grown to approximately 800 students and offers a variety of course work from Mandarin Chinese and Economics to Contemporary Issues.

The Greenhill School, with over 1,250 students in grades Pre-K through 12th grade, was founded in 1950. Its curriculum combines academic, artistic, athletic and social service in an atmosphere that embraces openness and diversity. The emphasis and approach might differ some from Hockaday and St. Mark’s, and ESD, but the academic achievements of their students compares with the best schools in Dallas.

Jesuit is a private Catholic school for young men in grades 9 through 12. Founded in 1942, today’s enrollment is approximately 1,000 students and the campus is on 27 acres

A co-educational school for students in Pre-K through fourth grade, Lamplighter was founded in 1953 and currently enrolls about 465 students. The twelve-acre campus provides a nurturing atmosphere for its students.

With approximately 1, 194 students enrolled in Pre-K through 12th grade, Parish Episcopal provides a variety of course offerings within a Christian atmosphere where service and worship are emphasized. The school was founded in 1972.

Dallas International School offers a curriculum that integrates the French national curriculum with the strong foundations of American education, and the International Bacculaureate program. From preschool through high school, emphasis is placed on the importance of having skills to succeed as global citizens.