Property Description

Directly across from a leafy pocket park, this 1948 Oak Cliff midcentury cottage hides a showstopper: a spa-scale primary bath with a double vanity and a glass-enclosed double shower in herringbone tile.Vintage character is what Stevens Park Village is known for — a pocket that skipped the teardown wave — and this cottage still has it. Original hardwood floors run beneath arched doorways, and the living room centers on a fireplace framed by built-in shelving, with floor-to-ceiling windows that pull abundant natural light and the park’s greenery inside. In the hall, an original built-in display cabinet with glass-front doors is beautifully kept.Two bedrooms and two full baths fill roughly 1,335 square feet that live larger than the number suggests. The primary bedroom opens to that standout bath — which even includes a bidet — and its own walk-in closet for real suite-like privacy, while a generous second bedroom sits beside the full hall bath. A laundry room lined with built-in storage links the kitchen to the back deck and the garage.Behind the charm, the big-ticket work is done: HVAC and a tankless water heater, updated windows, an updated electrical panel, added attic insulation, and a composite back deck — plus a refreshed kitchen with granite counters, white subway tile, shaker cabinetry, an induction range, and stainless appliances. The current owners take advantage of the climate-controlled garage, using it as a workout area and office — with plenty of room left over for storage.Just across the street, the Boulevard-style pocket park offers a green outlook and a gathering spot — a rare position in Oak Cliff. Out back, a deep, lush, fenced yard on one of the area's largest lots: mature trees, a paver patio, and a fire pit built for slow evenings.You're minutes from Bishop Arts, Stevens Park Golf Course, downtown Dallas, and major highways — the everyday convenience that makes this Stevens Park Village pocket of Oak Cliff so easy to love.

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