Lakewood

Home to Some of Dallas’ Most Impressive Estates and Charming Cottages

Lakewood provides its residents with a suburban in feel not far from the city’s center. Nature-loving locals will fall in love with having White Rock Lake in your backyard and city dwellers will love shopping at the historic Lakewood Shopping Center, the area’s retail anchor. Stop by Lakewood Landing, a revered dive bar, or head out to Lower Greenville or Deep Ellum which are close by for more late-night options.

Being in such close proximity to a sizable body of water allows residents to take their recreation seriously. The 1,105-acre lake is surrounded by nine miles of walking and biking trails, dog parks, and boat ramps. Whether you prefer kayaking or sailing, or picnicking, you’ll have prime access to one of Dallas’s most visited green spaces.

Despite being somewhat sprawling, Lakewood still fosters a robust sense of connection among its residents, who get together for fun runs, block parties, school fundraisers, and an annual Fourth of July parade that is a well-known local event. The 66-acre Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden can be found on the lake’s southeastern shore and is known for its horticultural magnificence and kid-friendly activities.

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Situated along the western edge of White Rock Lake, this neighborhood takes full advantage of lakeside living. Many newer builds are popping up in this area, yet Lakewood is known for their original homes, built from the 20s to the 50s. The Landmark Theater and the Bath House Cultural Center are two of the area’s beloved thirties-era art deco standouts.

  • DFW Airport 38 minutes by car

  • Love Field Airport 26 minutes by car

  • Downtown Dallas 16 minutes by car

 

Our Favorite Spots in Lakewood

 

White Rock Lake

Hillside Village

Bodega Wine