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Nearly 100-Year-Old Lakewood Home Is as Lovely as Ever Thanks to a Respectful Reno

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Nearly 100-Year-Old Lakewood Home Is as Lovely as Ever Thanks to a Respectful Reno

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Everyone familiar with East Dallas knows the allure of Lakewood Boulevard. This beautiful stretch of street lingers for blocks and features some of the most charming homes in all of Dallas. Someone new is going to get to experience the street firsthand as the owners of 6427 Lakewood Boulevard are ready to pass the keys. And luckily for the aforementioned future owners, this lovely listing has been respectfully renovated.

The most striking update to this 1925 construction has to be its incredible kitchen. A nice balance of dark and light brings this space to life and is sure to be an absolute dream to cook in. From the commercial-grade gas range to the large marble island and storage galore, this kitchen officially has it all.



Other updates that will make you drool include a perfect primary suite that features an oversized bathroom, large walk-in closet, and even a sitting area. We also think that it is important to note that this Tudor has five, yes five, bedrooms. It also has an upstairs living room and game room with flex space that could be perfect for a home gym. All of this space in a traditional Tudor? Are we dreaming? Have we found a unicorn property?

Other features to consider that are not as easy to note in pictures alone consist of Pella windows, solid core doors, a new roof, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC. Not to mention the lush landscape. We also must note its zoning to Lakewood Elementary which is easily one of the most buzzed-about primary schools in the city. Pair this with its walkability to Whole Foods, Lakewood Country Club, and countless other attractions, and the list of positives for this property might just require a second page.

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Renee Rubin
(o) 972-735-9600
(d) 214-684-2776
[email protected]

Renee Rubin is the consummate real estate professional. In her nearly two-decade-long career in residential real estate, she has helped all levels of clients meet and exceed their expectations in their home-purchasing experience. Whether first-time buyers, relocating executives, investors, or long-time Dallas residents looking for a change of atmosphere, Renee’s attention to detail helps find the perfect residence time and time again. On the selling side of a transaction, she pulls from her twenty-year career in marketing and public relations to spotlight a residence in its best light and enable the sellers to obtain the highest possible sales price in the least amount of time on the market. Networking with top agents in every area she serves, Renee helps elevate the number of private and public viewings to sell a property quickly.


Known as a tough negotiator, her clients’ goals are always held in the highest regard. In this constantly evolving real estate market, where multiple offers are commonplace, Renee’s knowledge, finesse, and agility works to her clients’ benefit.  Her long-reaching networking connections bode well for both her clients on the buying and selling side of the equation.


A graduate of The University of Texas at Austin, Renee has used her education and social activism to help her community, whether volunteering for Richardson Independent School District, Adopt-a-Highway, North Dallas Food Bank, Temple Emanu-El, Forty Acres Society, Young Men’s Service League or the various organizations they serve.  Renee is an active member of Collin County Association of Realtors, former President and board member of Realtors Supporting Richardson Schools, and was selected as a “D Magazine’s Top Realtor multiple times since 2012.” Additionally, she is a graduate of TRLP – Texas Realtor’s Leadership Program and Inside RISD.


Renee’s crowning achievement has been raising her two sons, Greyson and Griffon.

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