Kessler Park Homes for Sale
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Kessler Park Market Snapshot
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About Kessler Park
Kessler Park is one of North Oak Cliff’s most historic and desirable neighborhoods, encompassing East Kessler Park, Kessler Park, and West Kessler Park. Established in 1923 and named for renowned planner George Edward Kessler, the neighborhood was designed with rolling terrain, mature landscaping, and thoughtfully planned residential streets. Today it is home to roughly 3,600 residents and just over 1,100 homes.
The area is known for its beautiful tree canopy, larger lots, and architectural variety, including English Tudor, Spanish Eclectic, Mediterranean, Colonial, and updated contemporary homes. Many properties date from the early to mid-20th century and have been carefully maintained or renovated in keeping with Conservation District standards, helping preserve the neighborhood’s historic character.
With its proximity to downtown Dallas, Bishop Arts, Stevens Park Golf Course, and major highways, Kessler Park offers a rare combination of historic charm, natural beauty, and urban convenience that continues to draw buyers seeking character and long-term value.
Living in Kessler Park
Living in Kessler Park means enjoying one of Dallas’ most established neighborhoods, where wide, winding streets, mature trees, and distinctive homes create a peaceful residential setting just minutes from the city center. Many homes sit on generous lots and feature spacious layouts, outdoor living areas, and architectural details that reflect the neighborhood’s historic roots.
Community involvement is strong, with Kessler Neighbors United organizing neighborhood events, clean-up days, and seasonal gatherings that help maintain a close-knit feel. Residents benefit from nearby parks such as Kidd Springs Park and Lake Cliff Park, along with outdoor access to the Trinity River trails.
Daily life is convenient thanks to nearby shopping and dining in the Bishop Arts District and Trinity Groves, plus easy access to I-30, I-35, and nearby DART stations. For buyers looking for an established neighborhood with character, community pride, and close-in Dallas access, Kessler Park remains one of Oak Cliff’s most sought-after places to call home.
Kessler Park at a Glance
Housing Snapshot
- Average Home Size: 2,910 sq ft
- Average Year Built: 1960
- Number of Homes: 202
- Primary Architectural Syles: Tudor, Craftsman, Custom New Build
- Most expensive home sold: $1,650,000 sold 10/2023
- Owner Occupied: 97%
Demographics Snapshot
- Population: 4,501 (approx)
- Median Household Income: $103,333
- Median Resident Age: 42 yrs
- College Educated (at least a Bachelor’s): 67%
- Neighborhood Established: 1927
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