Far North Dallas, located between Addison and Plano, is a residential and commercial Dallas neighborhood with a park-and-trail network and a tollway-and-arterial grid. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Preston Road and Belt Line Road crossroads, where patios, independent eateries, and late-day errands share the same sidewalks. Local pillars include the WaterTower Theatre, Addison Improv, and the Cavanaugh Flight Museum. Low-slung ranch homes and newer townhome pockets sit alongside office campuses and retail corridors. White Rock Creek Trail and nearby greenbelts shape daily routes for walking and cycling. The Dallas North Tollway and DART’s Red Line stations frame commutes and weekend plans.
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Offer insights
14277 Preston Rd #416 · $245,000
$245K and above
75% chance or better to win
Why $245K+ is a strong offer
DAYS ON MARKET
12 days
The average home goes pending in 82 days.
SALE-TO-LIST
95.7%
Most homes are selling 4% below list price.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Kitchen
Bathroom
Bedroom
Living
Dining
Interior features
Cable TV available
Granite counters
Decorative wood-burning fireplace
Two main rooms (living area and dining area)
One living area
Bedrooms
Primary bedroom on level 1 (18 x 11)
Bathrooms
1 full bathroom
Kitchen
Dishwasher
Disposal
Electric cooktop
Electric oven
Electric range
Microwave
Refrigerator
Granite counters
Laundry & utility
Washer and dryer included
Laundry located in the kitchen
Heating & cooling
Central heating
Fireplace heating
Central air conditioning
Ceiling fan(s)
Exterior features
Community pool
Private fenced in-ground pool with separate spa/hot tub
Home design
Residential condominium
Attached property
Two-story building; this unit is on floor 1
Parking
Carport (covered) with 1 covered space
Additional parking and guest parking available
Security
Fire alarm
Construction
Built in 1982
Preowned condition
Utilities
City water
City sewer
Electricity available
Other utilities available
HOA & community
Mandatory association
Monthly association fee of $250
Association covers front and back yard maintenance
HOA-managed (management company listed as unknown)
Other
Complex name: Preston on the Creek
Subdivision: Preston On Creek Condos
Possession typically 30–60 days
Electricity and solar
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Welcome to this newly renovated 1 bed, 1 bath condo in the heart of the city. Experience modern living with upgraded with new quartz counters, luxury vinyl floors, and a sleek bathroom. Enjoy urban convenience and vibrant surroundings. Don't miss the chance to make this stylish condo your new home sweet home!
Public Records
Jun 9, 2023
Sold
*
Public Records
May 29, 1991
Sold
*
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,437 (−0.4%)
$34,070 + $165,210
$199,280
2024
$4,454 (+56.4%)
$34,070 + $165,210
$199,280
2023
$2,847 (−8.2%)
$34,070 + $90,010
$124,080
2022
$3,102 (−2.4%)
$34,070 + $90,010
$124,080
2021
$3,180 (−2.8%)
$34,070 + $86,460
$120,530
2020
$3,270 (+2.2%)
$34,070 + $86,460
$120,530
2019
$3,198 (+31.0%)
$34,070 + $82,920
$116,990
2018
$2,441 (+4.6%)
$13,630 + $72,160
$85,790
2017
$2,333 (+37.5%)
$13,630 + $72,160
$85,790
2016
$1,696 (+2.7%)
$13,630 + $72,160
$85,790
2015
$1,652 (+1.5%)
$13,630 + $48,760
$62,390
2014
$1,627 (+0.3%)
$13,630 + $45,930
$59,560
2013
$1,622
$13,630 + $45,930
$59,560
2012
$1,621 (−9.0%)
$13,630 + $45,930
$59,560
2011
$1,781 (+3.0%)
2010
$1,729
2009
$1,729
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
1
Baths
1
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
1982
Finished Sq. Ft.
709
Unfinished Sq. Ft.
—
Total Sq. Ft.
709
Year built
1982
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Dallas County
APN
00C58750000D00416
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Sep 1, 2026.
MF-1(A)
Multifamily District 1
The MF-1(A) districts are composed mainly of areas containing mixtures of single family, duplex, and multifamily dwellings and certain uniformly developed multifamily dwelling sections. These districts are medium density districts and are located in certain areas close into the center of the city and at various outlying locations. The area regulations are designed to protect the residential character and to prevent the overcrowding of the land by providing minimum standards for building spacing, yards, off-street parking, and coverage. All commercial and office uses are prohibited. It is anticipated that additional areas may be designated in the MF-1(A) district from time to time in the future where the change is appropriate and access and utility services can reasonably accommodate these medium density dwellings. Additionally, the district is created to encourage the provision of affordable housing.
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