The street is lined with white picket fences that really add to feel of the neighborhood.
I was in love with this quaint blue home! It was my 1st favorite. I say first because every time we walked to a new home I would say “Oh no, no, THIS one if my favorite!”. They were all so different and beautiful in their own way. 
Not only were the homes beautiful the surrounding trees were amazing as well! I’m sure my family got tired of hearing me talk about how pretty the trees were. Ah, they were just breath taking!
Just another sign that Spring is right around the corner! We had such a wonderful afternoon. If you live in the area I would highly recommend taking a little stroll around Swiss Avenue. They have a dog park as well as a people park ;o) right in the middle of the square so it would also be fun to take a little picnic. I will definitely be going back soon! I'm linking up with:
A Southern Daydreamer
A Southern Daydreamer
Thanks for sharing those beautiful photos! Living in the Dallas area for many many years I've never seen the houses on Swiss Ave.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour. It is nice to see older neighborhoods kept up/restored like that.
ReplyDeleteI love Swiss Avenue! I used to always say I was going to buy a house there one day! And the trees... they're FABULOUS! such a sweet neighborhood!
ReplyDeleteThose pictures are SO pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful homes. You are right to make them all favorites. That looks like a really fun day.
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty homes! And great pictures; I love the black and white ones of the trees!
ReplyDeleteHappy St. Patrick's Day! Oh how "sweet" Swiss Avenue is! Thanks for the cyber tour.
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
What a gorgeous area! I've been to Dallas lots of times, but have never heard of Swiss Avenue. Will definitely add it to my must see list. The homes are beautiful, but my first reaction was a big sigh at the trees. Wonderful photos. Kathy
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by at Sahm I Am! I love having new visitors.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you and I are neighbors! I am new to TX (moved here nearly five years ago from Los Angeles), but I love it here.
You photos are just beautiful! You have a great eye!
This is the kind of street you live on in your childhood dreams. Ma & Pa are sitting on a porch swing at dusk, sipping lemonade and listening to Nat King Cole records. You and your siblings are chasing your dog Frisky around the front yard while Grandma is inside the kitchen baking an apple pie for dessert. The smell of honeysuckle is in the air when suddenly you look up and the handsome boy next door comes to the fence to hand you your newspaper that accidently landed in his yard. Years later, you marry the boy next door, purchase your childhood home from your parents and sit on the porch at dusk, watching your children play with their dog named Frisky.
ReplyDeleteThis is the type of story that comes to mind while looking at the pictures of this magical neighborhood. Thanks for posting.
I have not been to Dallas in years. What a lovely tour! Great pictures of the houses and the trees! I used to love to visit Jefferson, Texas and once went on a tour of the fabulous homes in that area.
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I love the black & white pictures of the trees! The houses are really cute too!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping by my blog. I love these homes. Reminds me a little of my hometown here in TN.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a place I would love to be. I have only been to Dallas once but this makes me want to go right back there!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL pictures as always!!! I love old homes...I live in a town with a lot of old southern houses. Happy ALMOST spring!
ReplyDeleteRamsey
Wow! All those old houses are awesome! I was trying to pick a favourite as I was scrolling through the photos and I just don't think I can! I want to live in all of them!
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