East Dallas/Lakewood Junius Heights Historic District Home Tour - SUNDAY (Henderson: house, neighborhood)

[Lakewooder]

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Junius Heights 1st Annual Historic Home Tour
and Arts & Crafts Bazaar (in Munger Park)

Sunday, November 11, 2007 11 AM - 5 PM

$15 tickets available at each home

Junius Heights Home Tour Information



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[hamiltonpl]

Cool. Sounds like fun.

[galore]

I just got back from the home tour. Was very interesting. That house on the picture still needs a LOT of work inside! Kudos to the person restoring it.

[Lakewooder]

Sorry I didn't meet you galore -- we had a great party afterwards (lots of interesting people), even city councilperson Angela Hunt was there..

[galore]

Originally Posted by Lakewooder

Sorry I didn't meet you galore -- we had a great party afterwards (lots of interesting people), even city councilperson Angela Hunt was there..

I was actually wondering if I met you!? Were you actively involved, giving tours / introducing homes? After the tour, we had late lunch at the Garden Cafe, next to the bazaar. That is a very neat place where you can actually sit in the veggie garden, enjoying your food!

Lots of amazing homes. Some with an enormous amount of work to be done, like the church! What a residence that will be!!

[Lakewooder]

I was a sponsor - I didn't volunteer at any homes, but I was hanging out on some of the porches BS-ing.

Yes, the people who bought the church apparently have some deep pockets and one of their mothers is a stained glass expert...plus they are a really cool couple. They moved here from Newport Beach.

Yeah I may be a bit biased but I think Junius Heights has great upside potential financially. It's the last place in 75214 you could possible get anything for less than $200-$250K. Plus Lipscomb Elementary is exemplary for the third year now..

[ladysrodgers]

Originally Posted by Lakewooder

I was a sponsor - I didn't volunteer at any homes, but I was hanging out on some of the porches BS-ing.

Yes, the people who bought the church apparently have some deep pockets and one of their mothers is a stained glass expert...plus they are a really cool couple. They moved here from Newport Beach.

Yeah I may be a bit biased but I think Junius Heights has great upside potential financially. It's the last place in 75214 you could possible get anything for less than $200-$250K. Plus Lipscomb Elementary is exemplary for the third year now..

Gasp......Californians bought the church? You must be heartbroken.

[Lakewooder]

Hey my sister lives in CA, I have a lot of good friends there as well!

[Lakewooder]

Home Tour this year is Sunday November 8th: Junius Heights Neighborhood 1922 Lipscomb Elementary (exemplary for the last five years) is featured on the tour this year.

[Lakewooder]

neighborsgo.com: post your community news

"The third annual Junius Heights Historic District Home Tour will take place on Sunday, November 8 from 11 am-5 pm. Advance tickets may be purchased for $10.00 at the following locations: Hacienda on Henderson, Fish City Grill, Whole Foods Market in Lakewood, Another Broken Egg, and the Garden Café. Tickets the day of the tour are $15.00 and may be purchased at the ticket booth in front of LipscombSchool or at any of the homes on the tour..."