Hollywood Heights

Hollywood Santa Monica’s 32nd Home Tour Opens Doors to Six Tudor Cottages

By Joy Donovan / April 14, 2026 /

Realtor Anne Tudhope knows a good neighborhood when she sees it. One of her favorites is the historic East Dallas neighborhood of Hollywood Santa Monica, where the tree-lined streets are known for their 1920s and 1930s Tudor cottages, Craftsman bungalows, and midcentury traditional homes. It’s her job to know the city’s best residential areas, but…

This Hollywood Heights Historic Cottage Is the Best Buy of the Month!

By Karen Eubank / March 14, 2026 /

Hollywood Heights is one of those neighborhoods where people tend to stay in place for decades. That’s why it’s often hard to find a home for sale here, especially one under $700,000. So this beautiful historic cottage is quite the find. When you find one you like in this market, you move quickly, or it’s…

Snag This Austin Stone Cottage in Dallas’ Friendliest Neighborhood: Hollywood Heights!

By Karen Eubank / February 21, 2026 /

Yes, I’m biased because I’ve called Hollywood Heights home for decades. This charming neighborhood has the largest collection of stone-embellished Tudor cottages in America, but charm is not the biggest draw. It’s the most inviting, friendly, and active neighborhood you could possibly find in Dallas. There is a legendary Easter Parade (now in its 21st…

Reinventing a 1926 Hollywood Heights Tudor With Style

By Karen Eubank / September 4, 2025 /

So you think it’s impossible to live in a historic home? Leah and Oliver Norris will tell you that’s nonsense. So much nonsense, in fact, that they set out to prove it with their first stateside renovation, a 1926 Hollywood Heights Tudor. The Norrises had been living in England restoring, renovating, and reinventing historic homes,…

This Hollywood Heights Tudor Offers More Than History and Character

By Karen Eubank / August 23, 2025 /

I walk by this Hollywood Heights Tudor with my dogs almost every night. I’ve always wanted to see inside. When it was listed last week, my curiosity was only somewhat sated. I wanted to know more. So, I searched the Dallas Public Library archives because every house in Hollywood Heights has a story to tell.…