You don’t need to be a golfer to enjoy life in the North Dallas district of Bent Tree. Although the community focuses on Arboresque Country Club – The main subdivisions go back to the hills of the green, and some houses even have doors that allow owners to walk directly on the route – It is also a charming place to reside, explains Ada Rosa McNEff, who did it at home more than 20 years ago. “What is so great in the curved trees area is like a real neighborhood,” she said, calling the very united community, winding streets and a provision that makes the neighborhood feel separated from neighboring commercial areas. “I think it’s also how beautiful the trees are,” she says. “It’s really beautiful in the spring.”
Not only is McNEff a long -standing resident of a curved tree, but she is also an Ebby Halliday real estate agent – she is therefore well known in the nuances of each of the subdivisions of Tree Bent and connected to the community. When houses are sold at a record price or when a certain former president is at the incredibly exclusive Preston Trail Golf Club, McNeff is among the first to know. And she says that if people who live in a curved tree tend to stay in a curved tree, there is an influx of new residents moving in the region these days while older residents reduced and sell their properties.
One of the most popular districts of North Dallas, Bent Tree was created by the former mayor and real estate developer of Dallas, Robert Folsom, in the 1970s. (He also founded Bent Tree Country Club.) The community is roughly delimited by Dallas North Tollway in the west, White Rock Creek in the East, Frankford Road in North and Keller Springs Road to the south. There are four key subdivisions: folded tree, royal folded tree, folded tree fairways and folded tree village.
“Previously, there was a curved tree and a royal folded tree was the cream of the harvest,” shares McNeff, noting that the four are now also desirable. The traditionalists cite these districts as the real districts of curved trees; They have Dallas addresses and surround the country club, after which the neighborhood is named. Others consider that subdivisions near Bent Tree North and Bent Tree West are part of the community, even if they have different postal codes – and some are in fact located in Collin County, not in Dallas. Adjacent to Bent Tree is Glen Abbey, a closed district and kept with houses of several million dollars, including the Estate Murchison. (The Murchison family had a large part of the field in Bent Tree before its development.)
Bent Tree is approximately 10 minutes from Galleria Dallas and has many other nearby shopping centers, such as Village On The Parkway in Addison, which has retail, restaurants, cinema and interior mini golf. Residents also like the curved tree for its proximity to popular private schools such as the Trinity Christian Academy and the Greenhill School, both in Addison.
The district attracts everyone, from CEOs and professional athletes to occasional golfers and growing families. Many houses in Bent Tree were built from the 1970s across the 90s; Because residents tend to stay in a curved tree for many years, even decades, some older houses may need refreshment. “The bones are great; The houses are dated, ”explains McNeff. But that could appeal to buyers who prefer to put their own turn on a residence, compared to the purchase of a house already bending. McNEff says that many new houses are also under construction, on land previously not developed. And with regard to architecture, you will find a variety of styles, contemporary misses with white exteriors and black fillings with traditional brick houses.
Get to know Bent Tree better with these lists, which show the range of types of houses, lots of lots and prices in neighborhood subdivisions.
17315 Village Lane, curved tree village
Square motage: 2 807 | Lot size: 0.14 acres | Quotation price: $ 799,000
Bent Tree Village is backwards to the golf course Bent Tree Country Club. Although a new construction here is at the price of about $ 3 million or more, there are more affordable residences. McNeff listed 17315 Lane VillageA 1993 construction which includes three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, for $ 799,000.
The house offers a large area in square feet (more than 2,800) and easy access to Bent Tree Country Club. With a house designed in a C-shaped shape around an outdoor patio which replaces the green space of the backyard, the next owner will benefit from low support. A step through the front door leads to a formal lounge with an abundant fireplace and natural light. The dining room and the kitchen of the house, although separated, share a small wet bar. Hardwood floors, high ceilings and a clear and neutral palette are all present at home. In the primary suite, there are several windows and a large closet without an appointment. The house is currently under contract.
17316 Club Hill Lane, Bent Tree Royal
Square motage: 5 522 | Lot size: 0.11 acres | Quotation price: $ 2,275,000
In the Royal Tree Bent Tree district, this traditional style house in 17316 Club Hill Lane was recently renovated with the touch of a designer. The house is currently belonging to Beth Bender, co-founder and director of the marketing and financial services company focused on design The Dove Agency. With more than 20 years of experience in the design industry, Bender led the renovation of the four -bedroom house with six bathrooms, which was originally built in 1984. The renovations included structural improvements, roof updates, new windows, the finish of walls and ceilings, and, of course, details reflected and concerned about the design. There is the comfortable and painted living room of the main suite, for example, updated the primary bathrooms of its primaries, an elegant wet bar with open shelves to store (and display) glassware and a chic blue study with integrated libraries. Bender also added an English style garden at the front. Behind the house, a patio offers a view of the stream right next to the 0.11 acre plot.
“There is a lot of warmth and character which really give a atmosphere so welcoming and welcoming in the house which facilitates the fact of being able to live (in and) to entertain”, explains the inscribing agent Meg Beaud with Compass. There are also a lot of features at home, such as a large public service room and even an elevator to transport you from one floor to another.
5523 folded trail, curved arboreweed fairways
Square motage: 3,854 | Lot size: 0.59 acres | Quotation price: $ 2,485,000
You may not need to be a golfer to enjoy the lifestyle of curved trees, but the point of view of this house in the second hole makes him ideal for a links. Built in 1979, 5523 folded path received a total design overhaul by the sellers, who hired the designer of the Dallas region Kristen Fegale To direct the project. The agent listing Clay Smiley with Compass says that the house is spacious and intentionally furnished. “It is very open, but he always has this segmentation that people are looking for,” he says.
The renovation has created a harmonious look between the open concept kitchen, the living room and the dining room with hardwood engineering in white oak and wooden accents in hot tones like beams and ceiling details. The suites of rooms have conceptions that reflect the eye of a designer, such as trendy plaster walls in the primary suite and playful wallpaper in a Jack and-Jill bathroom on the other side of the house. Many house systems have also been updated recently, including new water heaters and CVC units, as well as sound and safety systems. The house has also been updated with a new roof and new gutters. The closed courtyard (on many more than half an acre) has a large green space and mature trees that offer shadow. You can even directly access the golf course if you are late for your time.
33 Glen Abbey Drive, Glen Abbey
Square motage: 8 506 | Lot size: 0.54 acres | Quotation price: $ 4,750,000
Although he is not part of the real district of curved trees, Glen Abbey is so close that it is worth taking a look behind the doors of the guard. The houses here are at the price of several million – although generally less than $ 10 million – and can range from zero -line houses to the properties of the succession. The inscribing agent Jamie Kohlmann with Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate says that many residents choose Glen Abbey for his safety. Kohlmann list at 33 Glen Abbey DriveBuilt in 2004, has five bedrooms, five complete bathrooms and two half-skinned bathrooms.
Kohlmann notes that this modern residence in Texas has a separate look at the most traditional houses of European style often found in the neighborhood. It is sprawling – more than 8,500 square feet – and includes luxury characteristics such as a large hall, a formal life and dining rooms, chef’s kitchen with a bar and a butler pantry, a home gymnasium (or a flexible space) and a games room equipped with its own wet bar. “It spreads largely; This benefits from this large batch and half acres, ”explains Kohlmann. “And none of the five bedrooms share a wall with another bedroom.” The primary suite, located in its own house wing, has separate bathrooms with its heated floors and a shared coffee bar. Each of the four remaining bedrooms has a bathroom afterwards. There is also a four cars garage and a storage room. The backyard includes extensive largecaping, a hearthAn outdoor kitchen and a swimming pool.
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