Kessler Park in Dallas, TX
Welcome to Kessler Park in Dallas Texas. Although some people think Kessler Park IS Oak Cliff, we’re here to tell you what makes this area its own special place. Does the name George E. Kessler ring a bell? That’s right! Kessler Park is also named after this famed city planner and landscape architect. And did you know that Kessler Park is actually association of several neighborhoods…including Kessler Square, Kessler Highlands, and Sam Dealey Estates? Together, they make up the eastern edge of historic Stevens Park Golf Course. They also share the Coombs Creek Trail with East Kessler Park.
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George Kessler’s dream project began in the 1920’s. At that time, Oak Cliff, with its rolling hills and tree-lined streets, had just been incorporated into the city of Dallas. Kessler planned for homes in the Tudor and Spanish Revival Styles, to grace the winding boulevards of the area. But Kessler Park expanded its boundaries and now includes styles such as Prairie, rambling Ranches, and even a few modern homes
In 2005 the area became a designated Conservation District by the City of Dallas to protect its unique collection of original and contemporary homes.
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