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Glendora seems to be the street du jour, no? And I love a good hip-pocket listing. It gives a property a certain exclusive cache, doesn’t it?
What’s better is a hip-pocket listing I love, and that’s 6446 Glendora. This home, built in 2001 by Hawkins Welwood, has 7,000 square feet of indoor space that manages to feel cozy, not cold. That’s thanks in part to the use of muted colors and natural finishes, and especially exposed wood beams.
A what? Flywheel indoor cycling, as in stationary stadium bicycle cycling.
I know (groan) but let’s face it, fitness equals not just a cuter, tighter butt to run from open house to open house, but serious health improvement. Flywheel Sports, the experience crafted by Ruth Zukerman, legendary instructor and driving force behind the New York indoor cycling phenomenon, has landed in Dallas at The Shops of Highland Park, 4252 Oak Lawn across, oh so conveniently, from both Equinox and Eddie V’s.
Sometimes you see traces of what an older home used to look like through the slick veneer of fresh paint and new flooring. Perhaps the cabinets in the kitchen get a refacing and the paneling in a bedroom is stripped and recoated, but under decades of haphazard updating is a mystery.