Kessler Woods

In Coveted Kessler Woods, Designers Blur the Lines Between Indoors and Outdoors

By Daniel Lalley / April 26, 2026 /

With a myriad of amazing neighborhoods to cherish, we Dallasites put a premium on our most prized locales. Communities like the M Streets, Easton Place, and Kessler Woods attract tons of interest because of their unique amenities, architecture, and ambience. In fact, some of these enclaves are so alluring that designers are building homes that…

See What Makes David Griffin Say of This Kessler Woods Home, ‘THIS is Luxury’

By Brenda Masse / April 22, 2026 /

I always enjoy speaking to broker David Griffin of David Griffin & Company Realtors, first, because he’s a genuinely nice guy, but second, because he has such a passion for what he does. I love the way he talks about the homes he represents. We had great fun discussing today’s home because Griffin is something…

Rare Chance to Buy a Russell Buchanan-Designed Modern in Kessler Woods

By Brenda Masse / November 12, 2025 /

If you’re not familiar with Kessler Woods, you should take a drive through one of Dallas’ most architecturally significant neighborhoods. Not only will you see some beautifully unique homes, but the neighborhood itself is a wonder of mature trees, winding streets, and creeks. And the homes here are wonderfully built into the landscape. This week’s…

Where Is The Best View of Downtown Dallas in Oak Cliff? It Might Be at Kessler West

By Shelby Skrhak / August 30, 2023 /

Is it fair to say that skyline views of Downtown Dallas are part of the currency of living in Oak Cliff? If so, the next generation of modern townhomes built in Kessler West is worth their weight in gold. Kessler West is the noteworthy residential development that has captured the attention of both homebuyers and…

This Kessler Woods Contemporary Is Unlike Anything Else

By Nikki Barringer / April 17, 2021 /

When I asked Ebby Halliday’s Aja Shroll what her favorite thing about the house at 1645 Nob Hill Drive is, she said the street and then she invited me out to take a look. She wasn’t wrong. Nob Hill is over in Kessler Park. It’s set back in a way that you’d never realize it…