Swiss Avenue

A 2 ½ mile stretch of large brick and stone mansions, Swiss Avenue was Dallas’ first historic district, recognized in 1973, and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

Swiss Avenue homes feature a variety of architectural styles, from Prairie to Art Deco and Tudor to Spanish Renaissance, Mediterranean, Georgian, Mission, Craftsman, Neoclassical, Italian Renaissance, and Colonial Revival.

Swiss Avenue and its surrounding streets have long been home for many of Dallas’ most prominent citizens including well-known business, civic, social, religious and political leaders. With its oak-lined streets, vast lawns, and historical architecture,

Swiss Avenue Historic District remains one of Dallas’ most treasured neighborhoods.