CoOp at Bishop

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Oak Cliff

Description#

Boutique Living in the Heart of Bishop Arts. Less than a mile from downtown Dallas, hidden away in north Oak Cliff, is the city’s best kept secret—a diverse community with the feel of a small town, the flair of an artist’s colony, and now, the conveniences of luxury living. Introducing a townhome community as unique as the Bishop Arts District itself. Down to the placement of the very last window, these artfully-designed townhomes are a study in composition. Featuring abundant natural light and high-end finishes. Pet Friendly. Water and gas are billed back. Electric must be connected in tenant's name. Must See!

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About Oak Cliff#

Oak Cliff is the largest “neighborhood” Dallas. A whopping 72 square miles, the once independent city on the other side of the Trinity River from Downtown became part of Dallas in 1903. Oak Cliff is so large that it occupies more land than 1,700 cities and towns in Texas. Given its size, it's no surprise that both the housing options and landscape are as diverse as the people who call it home, living up to its name with towering old oak trees and rocky cliffs intermingled with rolling hills and winding streets. Learn more about Oak Cliff.