Preston Hollow

 

 

Well known for its famous residents, such as former President George W. Bush, Mark Cuban, and Ross Perot, Preston Hollow is one of the most affluent neighborhoods in Dallas and home to many wealthy people. Also called the golden corridor of Dallas, it is found about five miles from downtown. Its convenient location places it close to some of the city’s best private schools and many shops, restaurants, and boutiques.

Much of the neighborhood comprises ranch-style homes, although there are also sprawling estates. Nearby shopping areas, including Preston Center, NorthPark Center, and Preston-Royal, are designed like villages. Preston Hollow has something for everyone.

 

With a dense suburban atmosphere, residents of Preston Hollow enjoy luxury and privacy. Named for its beautiful scenery, such as hollows, creeks, and trees. Wooded areas result in extra levels of privacy while also adding to the beauty and character of the neighborhood. Residents are close enough to Dallas to enjoy big city benefits but secluded enough to stay out of the hustle and bustle.

 

Found in the middle of Highland Park Village, the Bistro 31 has decor and cuisine in a European style. With a menu embodying Spanish, French, and Italian flavors, visitors can explore unique and delicious dishes while the atmosphere is elegant and luxurious with a distinctly European feel. The custom Murano chandeliers, Art Deco style, and white oak herringbone floors surround guests with beauty and elegance.

Paying tribute to the Italian American dining of the mid-20th century, Fachini sets the standard in North Texas for fantastic Italian cuisine. The menu sensationalizes classic items, providing a famous 100-layer lasagna Bolognese, wood-oven broiled seafood, prime steaks, and veal. Meanwhile, some of the best sushi in Dallas can be found at R+D Kitchen. The restaurant provides a simple yet delicious menu, excellent drinking options, and a sleek, luxurious atmosphere.

Specializing in Mediterranean and French food along with its own sushi bar, the Mercury is a high-end restaurant dedicated to providing top-quality fare. The restaurant is also available to rent for celebrations with three unique private event rooms. It has hosted weddings, bridal showers, anniversaries, rehearsals, and business dinners for between 15 and 150 guests. Working directly with the host to create a specialized menu, the Mercury is dedicated to providing impeccable service.

 

One of the best centers in the country for research, exhibition, and education for the culture and arts of Spain, the Meadows Museum works to increase the community's appreciation, knowledge, and understanding of Spain’s beautiful arts and culture. It collects and interprets the greatest aesthetic and historical works from Spanish masters like Goya between the 15th and 20th centuries.

The stunning paved 2.5-mile trail called Northaven Trail is the ideal choice for long jogs, leisurely walks, or bike rides. Great for relaxing and enjoying nature, the trail’s surrounding wildflowers and scenery make it photogenic. The Dallas Parks and Recreation Department built and maintain Northaven Trail, which currently goes between Royal Lane and Northaven Road, although there is a plan for eastward and westward expansion. It is the most significant commuter and recreational hike and bike trail in North Dallas.

Preston Hollow Park covers 7.2 acres and was founded in 1947. The neighborhood park is a great place to relax, have a picnic, or enjoy nature. It provides many picnic tables and also boasts benches, drinking fountains, a pavilion, and a playground. For the athletic types or sports lovers, the park also features a softball field, a tennis court, and many hiking and biking trails.