3642 Word Street

Dallas, TX 75204

3642 Word Street

Dallas, TX 75204

$445,000

Seller is offering 3% Buyers Agent Commission

2 Beds

2 Baths

Single Family Home

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1,425 sq ft

1 Car Garage

Year Built: 1982

Tax: $9,389

3642 WORD | BRYAN PLACE

Arts District two blocks north. Downtown skyline visible from the street. Uptown dining without the drive. Exall Park one block away for morning runs before the city wakes. Every major artery -- 75, 45, Woodall Rodgers -- radiates from here. You're not near Dallas. You're in the middle of it. Bryan Place is the pocket neighborhood people spend years hunting for. Small. Established. Walkable. Voluntary HOA. Community pool if you want it. Two-story patio home. Two beds, two baths, one garage. Walk through the door into the living room where vaulted ceilings with accent paneling pull your eyes up. Wood-burning fireplace. Dry bar ready for evening pours. Oversized windows flooding the space with light. Your sightline moves naturally into the dining room -- defined by art, perfect accent pieces, the kind of curated space that just makes sense. Just off the dining room: private outdoor deck for entertaining. The galley kitchen delivers. Granite counters built for real cooking. Stainless appliances performing above their class. Efficient layout maximizing every inch. Where a breakfast nook would typically sit? A coffee station paired with a record player setup. Morning brew. Vinyl spinning. Intentional living, not staging. Upstairs: oversized primary suite with luxury hotel energy. Large enough to include a dedicated seating area. The kind of room where mornings start slow and evenings wind down without rushing. Closet space handling an entire wardrobe with room to spare. Renovated bath delivering boutique vibes -- granite counters, deep soaking tub, walk-in shower with tile work proving craftsmanship matters. Guest bedroom downstairs. Direct access to updated hall bath. Overnight guests. Home office with a door that locks. Flex space adapting when life shifts. Full-size utility closet on the main level -- laundry claiming its own space. One-car garage fitting an actual car plus storage. Private rear deck. Covered. Quiet. Morning coffee alone or evening drinks with the people who matter. Exall Park sixty seconds on foot when you need more green space. Central Dallas living with patio home privacy. Updates letting you unpack and start immediately. Two bedrooms working for young professionals staking ground, empty nesters keeping a Dallas base, remote workers measuring success in proximity over square footage. Arts District access. Downtown visibility. Neighborhood roots. Urban living without compromise. Bryan Place. Where central Dallas performs.

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Bryan Place & Exall Park

Developed in the early 1980s by Fox & Jacobs, Bryan Place was Dallas’ first new in-town East Dallas neighborhood in over 50 years. Designed to be walkable and open, it borders Exall Park, originally planned by George Kessler in 1917.

Entertainment & Arts

  • Arts District — the largest contiguous urban arts district in the nation, 68 acres, home to the Dallas Museum of Art, Winspear Opera House, Nasher Sculpture Garden, and more
  • Deep Ellum — legendary live music, murals, bars, and Dallas’ most storied creative neighborhood, minutes away
  • Victory Park — entertainment epicenter surrounding American Airlines Center, with high-end dining, sports bars, and sidewalk cafes
  • AT&T Discovery District — immersive outdoor media walls, a 30-foot LED globe, 5G WiFi, food, cocktails, and rotating WarnerMedia exhibits

Shopping & Retail

  • West Village — walkable urban shopping, dining, and boutiques in an upscale open-air district
  • Knox District — curated mix of retail, dining, and lifestyle brands in one of Dallas’ most desirable corridors
  • Bishop Arts District — independent shops, local restaurants, galleries, and a strong neighborhood character
  • Trinity Grove — eclectic dining and retail hub just across the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
  • Dallas Farmers Market — farm-fresh produce, artisan goods, and locally owned shops operating since 1941, Go Texan Certified

Outdoor & Recreation

  • Exall Park — one block away; includes a recreation center, children’s playground, basketball court, softball field, concert meadow, art exhibit alleys, and walking paths
  • Klyde Warren Park — 5.2-acre deck park over Woodall Rodgers Freeway with daily free programming: yoga, concerts, films, and lectures
  • Katy Trail — miles of hike-and-bike trail accessible from Victory Park and connecting multiple Dallas neighborhoods
  • Fair Park — historic grounds designed by George Kessler, home to museums, the Cotton Bowl, and year-round events

Everyday Convenience

  • Tom Thumb — neighborhood grocery store for everyday essentials just minutes away
  • Dallas Farmers Market fresh, local, seasonal groceries and prepared foods in the heart of downtown every weekend
  • DART Light Rail multiple stations within close range connecting you across Dallas and to DFW Airport
  • Major Highways — direct access to US-75, I-45, and Woodall Rodgers puts all of Dallas within minutes
  • Trinity Railway Express commuter rail from Victory Park connecting Dallas to Fort Worth

Nearby

Visit Dallas!

Explore Dallas! Arts, Culture, dining and entertainment radiate from Bryan Place in every direction - making everyday life in central Dallas Effortless and endlessly interesting.

Dining Nearby

  • The National — Thompson Hotel flagship at 1401 Elm Street with hotel dining in an iconic reimagined 1964 tower
  • West End Historic District — restaurants, bars, and local shops with historic charm and a lively atmosphere
  • Victory Park dining — walkable strip of contemporary restaurants, sports bars, and sidewalk cafes
  • Bishop Arts — independent, locally-owned restaurants with some of Dallas’ most creative cuisine
  • Trinity Grove — concentrated dining destination with eclectic, chef-driven concepts
  • Deep Ellum — late-night dining, craft cocktails, and live music venues all within a short drive

Arts & Culture

  • Dallas Museum of Art — world-class collection with free general admission, steps from the neighborhood
  • Nasher Sculpture Center — stunning indoor-outdoor sculpture garden in the heart of the Arts District
  • Winspear Opera House — premier opera and performing arts venue designed by Foster + Partners
  • Crow Museum of Asian Arts — intimate and acclaimed museum celebrating Asian art and culture
  • Booker T. Washington High School for Visual & Performing Arts — iconic institution and cultural anchor of the Arts District

Outdoor Experiences

  • Klyde Warren Park — daily free programming, food trucks, yoga, outdoor films, and concerts on a 5.2-acre urban deck park
  • Exall Park — community concerts, Dallas Symphony Orchestra performances, art exhibits, and walking paths one block from home
  • Katy Trail — popular hike-and-bike trail connecting Uptown to Highland Park through a green urban corridor
  • Fair Park — George Kessler-designed historic grounds with walking paths, museums, and open event lawns

Free & Local Favorites

  • Klyde Warren Park free programming — yoga, lectures, outdoor movies, and live music, free to the public daily
  • AT&T Discovery District — free outdoor media installations, 5G WiFi plaza, and rotating public art experiences
  • Arts District First Saturdays — free community events, gallery openings, and performances throughout the district
  • Friends of Exall Park events — neighborhood concerts, family events, and community programming in your front yard
  • Dallas Farmers Market weekends — free to browse, with live vendors, local food, and artisan makers every Saturday and Sunday

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5960 Berkshire Lane Ste. 700 Dallas, TX 75225