Preston Trough has more than proven its appeal to homebuyers in 2021, with sales volume in the neighborhood totaling over $1 billion last year.

The average number of days on the market has fallen by almost half and the number of homes sold in 2021 – 826 – has increased by around 100, according to a Allie Beth Allman & Associates analysis of data from the inter-agency service.

The brokerage prepares this neighborhood market report annually to assist sellers and buyers in their real estate transactions. As buyer demand continues to increase for homes Preston Trough in 2022, here’s a look at what’s selling in this Dallas neighborhood.

Robin Brock Webster The sale of the five-bedroom home at 9110 Rockbrook Drive is once again proof of the enduring appeal of French Transitional style homes. Builder Richard Drummond Davis used Austin stone for the exterior and timeless contemporary finishes for the interior. The owners’ suite on the first floor also attracts buyers.

Designed by architect Robbie Fusch and featuring sleek interior design by Marci Barnes, the home at 6725 Prestonshire Lane offers sophisticated living. Sold by Erin Mathews, this residence features a large room with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams and a wall of French doors overlooking the swimming pool.

Some homebuyers need not one but two master bedrooms, like the ones provided at 6315 Northwood Road. One suite is on the first level and the other is on the second level. Sold by Marie Jo Rausch, this five-bedroom home exudes sophistication starting with the lobby. The floor plan flows easily, merging interior spaces with the outdoor terrace, heated pool, and spa.

Since 1948, builders have offered high style homes in the Rockbrook Manchester estate of Preston Trough. One of the latest is the four-bedroom residence at 4424 Manning Lane, built by Susan Newell in 2007. Designed to entertain, the home features arched doorways, pecan flooring, and custom ironwork. Susan Baldwin took care of the sale of this house.

The Dallas Design Group created the contemporary style home at 5614 Brookstown Drive. Situated on a corner lot, the residence blends contrasting materials, black walnut and white oak with onyx and quartzite, and features five bedrooms, a glass-enclosed wine cellar, and front and back porches. It was sold by Carolina Rendon.

Luxury leader Allie Beth Allman & Associates sells more homes priced at $2 million and more than any other brokerage, according to Multiple Listing Service statistics, and leads home sales in the Park-cities. To connect with an expert, visit alliebeth.com.