Kings Highway Conservation District

Located just south of the Kessler Park area of the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, the King's Highway Conservation District is quickly becoming an exciting place to live in the city. There are new businesses in the area, an art gallery and studio, a graphics business, and an interior design business have opened up and there is talk of building a plaza at the intersection of North Tyler and West Davis at the southeastern corner of the district that would include a statue of favorite son and guitar legend Stevie Ray Vaughan.

There are a number of well preserved older single family homes in a number of architectural styles here with a median price of around $250,000. There is a vibrant mix in the King's Highway neighborhood of different ages, occupations, and races and all are friendly neighbors who look out for each other. This neighborhood is just south of the Kessler Park area of Oak Cliff and taking a night drive during the holidays in this upscale part of Dallas during the holidays to marvel at elaborate Christmas light displays is a must annually.

The King's Highway Conservation District is just one of the reasons the Oak Cliff section of Dallas is roaring back after being neglected for decades.