This newly constructed Lakewood house is on a tree-lined road just a few blocks from White Rock Lake. The house has a transitional design with light-filled interiors which can be contrasted by a basic exterior fashion made from reclaimed brick. The house has 5 bedrooms, 5 bogs and two half-bathrooms in 6,010 sq. toes of house.
Itemizing agent Kyle Brinkley, proprietor and dealer of Brinkley Property Group, mentioned the house has a great deal of drive-up enchantment.
“The setting might be some of the distinctive options for that home in that you just’re on an outsized lot, on a non-public, quiet cul-de-sac, tree-lined block, and also you’re three blocks from the lake,” he mentioned.
Brinkley famous that the ability strains on this space are buried, which supplies unobstructed views.
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The house was accomplished in 2022 and constructed by Fairmont Properties (additionally the proprietor of the property). From the curbside view, the house’s crimson brick exterior has a basic really feel however is coupled with home windows which have a extra trendy design. The house’s lobby leads immediately into the principle lounge, which has a fire and built-in bookcases on one finish. There’s a wall with giant home windows and doorways that result in the again patio.
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Brinkley mentioned the house’s primary dwelling areas are well-defined and separate. You may see within the format and the usage of distinct design options that distinguish the areas. For instance, whereas the principle lounge is linked to the breakfast room and kitchen, uncovered wooden beams within the kitchen give the room its personal distinctive really feel. The eating room is definitely accessible from the kitchen however it’s separated by a small hallway that has a moist bar.
The kitchen has banquette seating and a breakfast desk on one finish. Two islands sit in the midst of the house, one with seating and one other with storage. Right here’s one function dwelling cooks will love: The massive pantry can act as a prep kitchen and has a sink and a dishwasher, plus further storage. The eating room, which is on the entrance of the house, has a wine room with ample house for wine storage.
The first suite has a big rest room with two sinks, a separate bathtub and bathe and a big walk-in closet. There’s an workplace on the primary degree close to the first suite as properly. The visitor room, additionally on the primary degree, has an en suite rest room.
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Upstairs, along with the three bedrooms with en suite bogs, there’s a giant playroom with built-in cupboards on one aspect. The second degree additionally features a laundry room, a half-bathroom and a bonus room that may very well be a second workplace or an train room.
Outdoors, the house has a coated again patio with a fire and a grill space.
The house at 7203 Brennans Drive is listed for $3,995,000.
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Nine months have swept by since I became public editor. In that time, I’ve received and read hundreds of your emails, and I have learned a lot about you and your relationship with The Dallas Morning News. As we launch into a new year, it seems like a good time to reflect on our interaction. Here are a few observations:
When I refer to “your relationship” with The News, I mean it. Many of you have subscribed for decades, and you are invested in our work. I am always impressed by your knowledge of our reporters and columnists and by your smart analysis of their journalism. You understand the value and influence of our work and you want us to succeed.
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You reflect our culture’s larger tensions. We are a divided nation. That certainly comes through in your emails. Many of you see The News as an extension of a media ecosystem that seeks to upend American ideals, although my experience with our journalists defies that suspicion. Some readers perceive every topic through the prism of politics, from our work on tolls and fentanyl to our choices about which comics to publish (and which ones to halt). And no political wing has a purchase on rage. Readers who identify as liberals are just as conspiratorial in their attacks as those who call themselves conservatives. Perhaps all those elections in 2024 fomented your anger. I hope 2025 is a calmer year.
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DALLAS — Dallas police are investigating a large-scale jewelry heist in East Dallas over the weekend. The family who owns the store claims the thieves stole more than $600,000 worth of merchandise from the business.
Angel Cuenca, who was working at the time, says he chose not to engage with the thieves in case they were armed. “Any type of movement like that, it may have escalated,” he added.
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Surveillance video shows how a quiet Sunday for Angel Cuenca shattered in just 30 seconds after four men started smashing his family’s jewelry displays inside the El Rancho supermarket in East Dallas.
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“I felt completely helpless. They went for the two showcases with the most valuable jewelry,” Cuenca told CBS News Texas.
Three of the suspects wore masks and one showed his face. Cuenca said the men walked away with about $600,000 worth of merchandise.
“A $15,000 chain. We had $13,000 bracelets that were taken,” he explained.
He says the heartbreak of the crime was hard for his mother, Lucy, who opened the store in 2009 and built it from the ground up.
“It’s very heartbreaking, obviously, because, you know, my mother put her blood, sweat and tears into this, and she came to this country at 17,” Cuenca said.
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Cuenca says he chose not to engage with the thieves in case they were armed.
“Any type of movement like that, it may have escalated,” he added.
Angel Cuenca believes a suspect captured on video in Houston is one of the men who robbed his family’s business in Dallas.
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Investigators said earlier this month a similar jewelry heist happened near Houston at the same grocery store chain. Police say the two could very well be related. Cuenca believes a suspect captured on video in Houston is one of the men who robbed his family’s business.
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“Just to come in there and steal, steal the American dream from us. It’s just it’s hard. So, this must have been planned out,” Cuenca suspected.
Cuenca suspects a fifth person could have also been acting as a lookout. He posted the surveillance video to social media, catching the attention of thousands across the county. He hopes the crooks can be caught soon so they can start the new year with piece of mind.
“We need the surrounding community at Dallas to hopefully help us bring them to justice because, it’s not right,” said Cuenca.
Dallas police have not made any arrests in the case yet and are ask anyone with information to come forward.
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After seeing Rico Dowdle really come into his own during the season, do you think he deserves the lead running-back position next year? I think drafting a back is needed, but Dowdle deserves his shot.– Steve Hrasch/Streator, IL
Nick: I think he deserves a chance to get the ball a lot in 2025. Remember, he’s a free agent at the end of the season and he’s probably earned himself a decent payday, whether it’s here or somewhere else. I’ll say this, staying in Dallas might be the best option for him, considering they probably won’t be signing a free agent back better than him, and even if they draft someone, it will be a good spot for him to play.
I think all backs need some help. Gainwell gets the ball quite a bit for an Eagles offense that has a 2,000-yard rusher. Derrick Henry isn’t the only one getting carries in Baltimore. So whoever is running the ball, there should be more than 1 primary runner. That being said, I think Dowdle has earned the chance to be one of those guys in Dallas, along with someone else – probably a draft pick. Again, Dowdle has to be re-signed but assuming the offense doesn’t change too much, it at all, I would think it makes sense to bring him back.
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