804 Sunset ave

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Description#

Property Id: 1488266 The Bishop Arts District exudes small-town charm and lies in the heart of North Oak Cliff a few miles outside of Dallas, Texas. This historical shopping district is considered a hidden gem in the city of Dallas—with walkable streets, family-friendly community events, and a plethora of locally-owned boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, theaters, and more. Rich in history, the Bishop Arts District boasts a tight-knit community that treasures small business and neighborly values. This neighborhood's tree-lined residential streets are as picturesque as could be. From spacious single-family homes to luxury apartment buildings, there's something for everyone in this lively community. Along Bishop Avenue and Jefferson Boulevard, explore the numerous local businesses from fashion boutiques to delectable eateries and historic entertainment venues such as the Texas Theatre

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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.