Directly across from a leafy pocket park, this 1948 Oak Cliff midcentury cottage hides a showstopper: a spa-scale primary bath with a double vanity and a glass-enclosed double shower in herringbone tile.
Vintage character is what Stevens Park Village is known for — a pocket that skipped the teardown wave — and this cottage still has it. Original hardwood floors run beneath arched doorways, and the living room centers on a fireplace framed by built-in shelving, with floor-to-ceiling windows that pull abundant natural light and the park’s greenery inside. In the hall, an original built-in display cabinet with glass-front doors is beautifully kept.
Two bedrooms and two full baths fill roughly 1,335 square feet that live larger than the number suggests. The primary bedroom opens to that standout bath — which even includes a bidet — and its own walk-in closet for real suite-like privacy, while a generous second bedroom sits beside the full hall bath. A laundry room lined with built-in storage links the kitchen to the back deck and the garage.
Behind the charm, the big-ticket work is done: HVAC and a tankless water heater, updated windows, an updated electrical panel, added attic insulation, and a composite back deck — plus a refreshed kitchen with granite counters, white subway tile, shaker cabinetry, an induction range, and stainless appliances. The current owners take advantage of the climate-controlled garage, using it as a workout area and office — with plenty of room left over for storage.
Just across the street, the Boulevard-style pocket park offers a green outlook and a gathering spot — a rare position in Oak Cliff. Out back, a deep, lush, fenced yard on one of the area's largest lots: mature trees, a paver patio, and a fire pit built for slow evenings.
You're minutes from Bishop Arts, Stevens Park Golf Course, downtown Dallas, and major highways — the everyday convenience that makes this Stevens Park Village pocket of Oak Cliff so easy to love.
