The homes that will be featured in the 35th Annual Lakewood Home Festival have been announced. Six homes, all with unique stories, will open their doors for tours Fri., Nov. 11 through Sun., Nov. 13. Tickets are available now at lakewoodhomefestival.com.
Featured homes and their descriptions are:
6843 Lorna Lane: Restored art deco home built as part of the Texas Centennial Celebration in 1936.
6730 Bob O Link Drive: “Eclectic” farmhouse built by More Design+Build.
6735 Westlake Avenue: Majestic Tudor built in 1927, the original Herbert Marcus estate and former film set for Pamela Ewing’s house on the TV show “Dallas.”
6729 Lake Circle Drive: Modern white stucco built with open, circular flow; stained concrete floors and vast windows that let the outdoors in.
3613 Vintage Place: New home built by Vintage Contemporaries that has the authentic charm, sophistication and details of Spanish Colonial architecture.
6870 Tokalon Avenue: Breathtaking 1926 Tudor overlooking Tokalon Avenue has traditional details and antiques that amaze around every corner.
Hosted by the Lakewood Early Childhood PTA (LECPTA), the Lakewood Home Festival is a community-wide event that raises funds for Lakewood Elementary School, J.L. Long Middle School and Woodrow Wilson High School. The funds directly benefit students through the purchase of school materials, computers and enrichment programs as well as the International Baccalaureate program. Attended by more than 4,000 patrons, the Lakewood Home Festival has raised more than $1 million for local schools since 1976.
In addition to touring the Lakewood homes, visitors can shop items from local artists at the Holiday Market located inside Lakewood Elementary, get a bite to eat at the Café, and attend the Home Tour Auction Party on Friday night. The theme of this year’s party is “Lakewoodville – Living In Paradise” and is at Lakewood Country Club.
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