Love Lakewood? Take the Home Tour This Weekend!
November 5th, 2013 | by AR
Photo / Lakewood Home Festival
Enjoy touring six stunning homes at the Lakewood Home Festival, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday. It is the perfect opportunity to see some of the latest architectural and design trends as well as historic homes restored to look more beautiful than when they were built. And stop by the market and café at Lakewood Elementary School, all benefitting the Lakewood Early Childhood PTA.
Here’s a sneak peek of the homes:
6828 Avalon Avenue
This Spanish-influenced gem was constructed by noted Lakewood area builders Dines & Kraft in 1939 and underwent a meticulous yet loving renovation in 2009-2010.
6616 Lakewood Boulevard
The interior design introduced to this 1946 Traditional by a recent remodel wows with its combination of whimsy and contemporary practicality.
6624 Lakewood Boulevard
This exquisite 1929 home fuses all of the history and charm of classic English Tudor architecture with the modern amenities that fit a busy family lifestyle.
6565 Bob O Link Drive
An extensive renovation breathed new life into this 1941 Colonial with an expansion that preserves the home’s character while bringing it into the 21stcentury with eye-popping design.
7130 Brookcove Lane
Exemplifying the owners’ fondness for Italian architecture and la dolce vita, this extraordinary modern-day villa exudes warmth, charm and a passion for life under the “Texan” sun.
7169 Greentree Lane
Peek through the mature trees that frame a small green meadow and discover this wondrous, owner-designed English country cottage, housing eclectic furnishings, distinctive collections and one-of-a-kind paintings and dioramas.
For more information, go to lecpta.org. Tickets available at nearby Tom Thumb stores.
Click here for more information on the homes or to buy tickets.
To view homes for sale in Lakewood, click here.
Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty is Dallas’ luxury real estate leader, with more than 200 agents in five offices located throughout Dallas-Fort Worth and access to the global Sotheby’s network, including more than 11,000 agents in more than 650 offices worldwide. CEO Robbie Briggs independently owns and operates Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty. For more information on escapes and second homes, ranch and land, and luxury homes in the Dallas-Fort Worth region and beyond, go to briggsfreeman.com.
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