Preston Hollow

What was once an escape from city living is now home to some of the most verdant and lush estate acreage in the area. With rolling topography, meandering creeks, and centuries-old trees, Preston Hollow offers luxurious pastoral living just six miles north of downtown Dallas.

 

In this private enclave, multi-acre properties with massive homes dot the Preston Hollow real estate landscape in a neighborhood that a number of former Dallas mayors, business magnate Ross Perot, Dallas Mavericks' owner Mark Cuban, and former President George W. Bush call home.

 

In the center of the neighborhood lies Old Preston Hollow, originally used as a bridal path back in the 1920s. Today, homes of architectural distinction line the dramatic, winding streets. The area boasts two parks with baseball and softball fields, tennis and basketball courts, and many shaded areas for picnics. Trails for walking, jogging, and biking offer residents opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. The strong community connection found here means that block parties, Fourth of July parades, and festive yet tasteful holiday lights are long standing traditions.

 

Upscale shops, fine dining, and entertainment options can be found in the popular Preston Royal Village. NorthPark Center a premier shopping destination filled with museum-quality artworks and more than 200 high-end stores, restaurants, and movies is just a moments’ drive away.

 

Preston Hollow is located just a few miles from Dallas’ urban core where residents can catch a concert under the stars at Klyde Warren Park, enjoy the opening of an exhibit at the Dallas Museum of Art, or cheer on the hometown team at the American Airlines Center. Easy access to travel routes means that residents can head north to the corporate headquarters at Legacy in Plano or The Star in Frisco.

 

Students who live in the Preston Hollow neighborhood have the option to attend Dallas Independent School District schools or a number of top-rated private schools including The Hockaday School, Ursuline Academy, Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas, The Episcopal School of Dallas, St. Mark’s School of Texas, and Good Shepherd Episcopal School.

 

Bounded by Northwest Highway, Royal Lane and Preston and Midway Roads, Preston Hollow is a highly sought-after neighborhood where residents live in design-driven homes among a Who’s Who of notable neighbors, all just minutes from Love Field, downtown Dallas, and business centers to the north.