2305 Worthington St

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Description#

Situated in the heart of Uptown, surrounded by tree-lined streets and brownstone-style homes. classic brick building offering security with gated entry, concierge services, and common elevators. feature East Coast charm, gated security, a pool, and fitness center, just steps from top dining and shopping. Concierge & Security: 24-hour concierge service and a gated property. Parking: Residents have access to a secure garage located under the building with assigned spaces. Application pending. Design: High ceilings, hardwood or laminate flooring, and large windows offering views of the Dallas skyline or tree-lined streets. Dining & Shopping: Walking distance to McKinney Avenue restaurants, West Village, and Whole Foods

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About Uptown#

Even though it has existed in some form since the late 1800s, Uptown Dallas didn’t begin its transformation into a chic urban neighborhood—or gain the Uptown moniker—until the late 1980s/early 1990s. Until then, many of the residential areas were in a state of neglect or disrepair, but a visionary development company saw the potential for the district located due north of Downtown Dallas. Learn more about Uptown.