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Lower Greenville

Lower Greenville runs along Greenville Avenue between Ross Avenue and Mockingbird Lane — one of Dallas's most beloved neighborhood commercial corridors, lined with independent restaurants, bars, and small shops. The residential streets branching east and west are dense with small, intimate homes: Craftsman cottages, shotgun houses, and bungalows built in the 1920s and 30s, many with covered front porches, small front yards, and concrete walkways leading right to the street.

These homes are beloved, and many have been carefully renovated while preserving original architectural details: exposed brick chimneys, wood-framed porch railings, original wood siding, and lattice work under porches. The materials are beautiful but sensitive — they require soft washing with biodegradable detergents rather than high-pressure blasting.

The front porch is the social centerpiece of Lower Greenville homes — the spot where you'll find homeowners sipping coffee in the morning and neighbors stopping to chat. Keeping the porch concrete clean, the railings mildew-free, and the front walkway presentable makes a visible difference in how your home fits into this warm neighborhood.