Artfully crafted Texas modern homes located in the heart of West Dallas
Designed to reflect a sense of place through character, detail, and authenticity, Haciendas promote the growth of a community and seamlessly integrate with the existing neighborhood. Haciendas are single-family residences that provide a distinct opportunity to own a new LAKE|FLATO-designed home at an accessible price point in one of Dallas' most vibrant neighborhoods.
Designed by world-renowned architects.
LAKE|FLATO, the award-winning architects behind the celebrated Hotel San José in Austin, continues its legacy with Haciendas, design-minded homes in creative partnership with Oaxaca Interests that have all the things that matter. With three different smart footprints from which to choose and transportive nature-led landscaping and courtyards by HOCKER, Haciendas are intentionally designed Texas modern homes.
Focused on wellness and sustainability.
One of the Haciendas’ guiding principles is mindful living, and we start with our building process. By eliminating potentially toxic materials, implementing air filtration, fresh air exchange and ultra-violet-light air purifying systems, Haciendas give each homeowner home health peace of mind.
The heart of Dallas moves West.
Haciendas are located in the heart of West Dallas, situated near the Belmont Hotel. Just a short walk to Sylvan Thirty and its amazing grocery store, Cox Farms, or a quick bike ride to Bishop Arts or Trinity Groves; it’s all right outside your front door. West Dallas is home to a number of well-known art galleries which offer regular showings and events. The vibrant, art crowd destination has long lured both emerging and established creatives.
A hub for the arts.
West Dallas is home to a number of well-known art galleries including 500X Gallery, Deadbolt Studios, Ex Ovo, Huckaby Studios, PRP, and Sweetpass Sculpture Park, which offer regular showings and events.
The vibrant, art crowd destination has long lured both emerging and established creatives. Dozens of the city’s prominent artists also have studios in the Tin District, including painter Francene Christianson, installation sculptor Andrew F. Scott, and photographer and artist Javier Bohorquez.
“Our intent was to create seamless indoor-outdoor spaces with low water landscaping and clean, cost-effective materials. The result is truly feel-good homes for people who want a simpler and healthier way to live.”
— Brent Jackson, Founder & President of Oaxaca Interests
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