Would you like to live in a small, quiet neighborhood with gentle hills, winding streets, mature trees, and solidly built brick homes? You don’t have to move to the country to do it. Discover El Tivoli Place, a cozy neighborhood built on a former dairy farm, but only five minutes away from the famed Bishop Arts District where you can find local restaurants, bars and boutique shops. You are also only ten minutes from downtown, and just blocks away from Stevens Park Golf Course.
I also like being walking distance to many mom and pop taquerias, and an amazing place that serves Oaxacan food from Mexico called Mi Lindo Oaxaca. If fried chicken is on your mind you need to try Daddy Mac’s. Chances are Mac himself will take your order. If you’re in a home improvement mood, a Home Depot is only half a mile away.
El Tivoli Place is one of many historic neighborhoods in the up and coming Oak Cliff area of Dallas, known for its diversity, its sense of history (Stevie Ray Vaughn, the blues guitarist grew up here), and its (of course) oak cliffs. Oak Cliff is the hilliest part of Dallas, with the most interesting terrain in the city. In addition to beautiful parks (Kiest Park and many more), Oak Cliff is also home to Oak Cliff Nature Preserve, a one hundred and twenty-one acre urban oasis with a six mile hike and bike trail.
Come discover El Tivoli Place, a little known yet up and coming neighborhood. Follow this link from Texas Pride Realty
