2913 Dyer Street

Dallas, TX 75205

1,995,000

4 Beds
5 ½ Baths
Traditional
7,492 sq ft
Lot 50x150
2 Car Garage
Year Built: 2006
MLS: 20611853
Property Tax: $28,607/year
2913 Dyer Street, Dallas, TX 75205

Sophisticated Living in University Park

This 4 bedroom, 5.1 bath home was quality built for its original owner in 2006 by J. Gregory Homes. Situated on a quiet, low traffic block in UP just 2 blocks from the Burleson Park playground, 2913 is an ideal location for families.

The 4,442sf floor plan includes a covered entryway to a center hall flanked by living, dining, & study. An open family center at the back of the house combines the kitchen, breakfast, family room & a generous covered outdoor living area with a fireplace & grill.

There are 10 foot ceilings & hardwoods throughout the main level, along with a wet bar, wine room, 2 fireplaces, a spacious island kitchen, powder bath, two staircases & a rear entry 2 car garage.

Upstairs are 4 bedrooms including the primary with a luxurious oversized bath & closet. The second level game room or office has access to a hall bath & could serve as a fifth bedroom if needed. Zoned to Armstrong Elementary in the outstanding HPISD. A rare opportunity for under $2 million in University Park!

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Welcome to University Park

Built up around Southern Methodist University, this affluent independent suburb is sought after for its strong public school system and idyllic small-town vibe.
 
First developed around 1915, the year SMU was founded, University Park has grown from a small nucleus of teacher housing into a full-fledged community with multi-generational appeal. Along with adjacent sister neighborhood Highland Park, it anchors the Park Cities, Dallas’s wealthiest enclave.

What to Expect

Charming homegrown shops, lovingly maintained green spaces, and a prized residents-only pool.
Nearby Highland Park and Preston Hollow boast a bevy of designer boutiques, but UP residents cherish their own Snider Plaza, built in 1927 and home to an array of local shops. Recreational pleasures--everything from fishing ponds to jogging trails--abound in the many parks, though the most beloved is the Holmes Aquatic Center, a popular summer hangout.

The Lifestyle

Laid-back and neighborly with lots of school spirit.
The consistently high-performing Highland Park Independent School District lures many young families to the area, so you’ll likely pass a lemonade stand or two as well as families out for evening bike rides and weekend walks along the tree-lined streets. Impromptu neighborhood cookouts fill out a full calendar of official community events.

Unexpected Appeal

World-class cultural offerings--and tailgating too.
Proximity to SMU’s leafy campus means residents can easily take advantage of the storied university’s many cultural institutions, including the prestigious Meadows Museum (known for its collection of Spanish art) and the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum. You don’t have to be an alum to enjoy the revelry that is “boulevarding” before football games.

The Market

Sprawling estates for growing families.
Though lots tend to be a half-acre or smaller, the single-family homes here have ample square footage. Expect to see Mediterranean and Spanish Colonial stunners as well as plenty of Georgian mansions that mimic the architecture of the SMU campus.

You'll Fall in Love With

The small-town atmosphere amid big-city amenities.
Thanks to University Park’s central location and easy access to several major thoroughfares, you can get out and enjoy Dallas’s glitzy shopping centers and five-star restaurants and then come home to this cocoon of comfort and quiet.

University Park Schools & City Services

Southern Methodist University

SMU

SMU is a private university dedicated to educating students to have an impact on their communities and professions and the world. Students enjoy small classes, research opportunities and leadership development, giving them the tools to succeed and to serve. The University is strengthened by its partnership with the Dallas region, a global center of innovation, commerce & culture. From a tree-lined campus near the heart of the city, SMU students, faculty & alumni are changing the world through their chosen fields, their civic engagement & their service to society.


ACADEMIC RANKINGS

  • In 2011 the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching raised SMU’s classification to a research university with “high research activity.”   
  • SMU consistently ranks in the top one-fourth of the “best national universities” in U.S. News & World Report rankings. In the 2013 report, SMU ranks 58 among 280 national universities, a four-point improvement from the previous year.  
  • SMU’s Cox School of Business has three M.B.A programs (Full-time, Executive and Professional) ranked in the top 30 nationally by Bloomberg Businessweek.


Meadows Museum 

The Meadows Museum at SMU houses one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of Spanish art outside of Spain. With works dating from the 10th to the 21st centuries, the internationally renowned collection presents a broad spectrum of art covering a thousand years of Spanish heritage.


President George W. Bush Library

The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum is the 13th Presidential Library administered by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). The Presidential Library system formally began in 1939, when President Franklin Roosevelt donated his personal and Presidential papers to the Federal Government. Learn More.As the Nation's official record keeper, the National Archives serves as administrator for records of the U.S. Federal Government. NARA's Presidential Libraries and Museums are repositories for textual, electronic, and audiovisual Presidential records as well as domestic and foreign Presidential gifts.With its state-of-the-art interactive exhibits, the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum located in Dallas, Texas gives visitors an in-depth look at eight years of American history, the American Presidency, and important issues of public policy.

University Park History

Its name originated because of its location adjacent to Southern Methodist University, which was attracted to the area by donations of land from Alice Armstrong and W. W. Caruth, Sr. SMU officially opened in 1915, and homes were built around the campus to house teachers and staff of the university. Water came from the university’s artesian wells, and sewage lines were connected to Dallas's lines in Oak Lawn. By 1924, with more than 380 homes in the area. The cities of Dallas and Highland Park refused to annex the University Park area because of the financial burden of laying new sewer lines and supplying garbage removal and police and fire protection. Therefore, in 1924 the city of University Park was incorporated with a population of 1,200.

Snider Plaza, a popular shopping center, opened in 1927, although it remained largely undeveloped throughout the Great Depression. Leonard Volk, a prominent Dallas merchant, had already purchased a large tract of land in 1924, south of Lovers Lane along Turtle Creek, and began developing a neighborhood that would include some of the most expensive homes in the Dallas area. It was originally called Brookside but was later known as Volk Estates. After World War II, University Park experienced a residential building boom.  

The population of University Park grew rapidly, mirroring the growth of Southern Methodist University and the nearby cities of Dallas and Highland Park. By 1945 University Park had an estimated population of 18,000 and 120 businesses.  University Park still relied on the city of Dallas for such services as water and sewage treatment, but in 1947 the Park Cities set up their own Water Control and Improvement District to take over these functions. A water-purification plant, reservoir, and pressure tank were completed in 1950. Because it was surrounded by Dallas, University Park was prevented from annexing land for growth as most communities in Dallas County did, and its area remained 3.7 square miles.

Current day: University Park, with a median annual household income and an average home price, is among the most affluent cities in the United States.  Click to read more...

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2913 Dyer Street
Dallas, TX 75205
4 Bed | 5 ½ Baths

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