Rogers Healy is selling his personal home on Beverly Drive in Highland Park. The home has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and two half-bathrooms in 5,479 square feet.
The home was renovated in 2018 with new countertops, floors, a backyard redesign that removed the pool and updates to the electrical, plumbing, heating and air conditioning systems.
Healy, the owner and CEO of Rogers Healy and Associates Real Estate, said the best attribute of the home is its location within walking distance of Highland Park Village and the Dallas Country Club.
“The one thing you can’t go build is land,” Healy said. “This is, in my opinion, the bull’s eye of Highland Park. That’s why I bought it a few years ago. It’s the best location I’ve ever seen.”
The property at 3815 Beverly Drive sits on 0.362 acres. An additional lot next door at 3809 Beverly Drive is also for sale, Healy said. The lots could be combined to make a 140-foot wide by 225-foot deep lot.
Healy’s house has a traditional French design that might fit in New Orleans, he said. Large porches wrap around the first and second levels of the 1916 build, giving it a Southern feel.
There is crown molding throughout, plus beams across the ceiling in the dining room and coffered ceilings in the family room. The home has multiple fireplaces: one in the dining room, one in the family room and one in the primary suite.
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All of the bedrooms are upstairs, Healy said. The primary suite has tall ceilings, enough space for its own sitting area and access to the wrap-around porch on the second level.
The back yard has a large patio, mature trees and a detached three-car garage with storage space.
The home at 3815 Beverly Drive is listed for $8,000,000 by Rogers Healy. The price including the lot next door is $16,000,000 for both.
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Oct may perhaps have only just started, but any one by now chomping at the little bit to get started celebrating Halloween will need seem no even more than Roger’s Gardens in Corona del Mar.
Staff members of the 6.5-acre out of doors nursery and household and backyard décor superstore have produced a huge seasonal boutique built not only to showcase a range of macabre and whimsical holiday getaway items for sale, but to entertain, and probably a bit horrify, visitors of all stripes.
The wander-via “Cabinet of Curiosities” options spots or scenes hosted by figures that appeared to have walked, hobbled or effervesced out of traditional Hollywood horror movies and into the showroom.
Individuals looking for stylish expressions of Halloween might be drawn to a person corner, the place a life-sized Bride of Frankenstein towers amid a spiderweb rendered from strung crystals and is surrounded by white and silver accents.
A variety of skeleton items for sale all through “Cabinet of Curiosities,” a Halloween boutique at Roger’s Gardens in Corona del Mar.
(Kevin Chang / Staff Photographer)
A mummy’s tomb location is more bone ahead and capabilities skulls, skeletons and even large sarcophagi consumers can obtain and then get household in mid-October, to maintain the spectacle intact for the viewing community.
Meanwhile oddities, like a glass cupboard stuffed with creepy Victorian-period dolls or an arched hallway lined with skeletons, reminiscent of Roman catacombs, build a chilling effect in in between themed regions.
Nava Rezvan, who sales opportunities advertising and marketing efforts at Roger’s, suggests the themed displays are much more than mere product or service placement, having people on a whirlwind tour of the just about infinite means they may possibly enhance their possess properties for the holiday seasons, carry some everyday living (or a minor demise) to a get together or track down the perfect gift.
“It’s nearly like a theatrical retail knowledge,” Rezvan explained. “We want to make it an knowledge for our visitors — I imagine most people would say that’s why they arrive.”
A portray pierced by dozens of knives hangs on show at “Cabinet of Curiosities,” at Roger’s Gardens in Corona del Mar.
(Kevin Chang / Workers Photographer)
The Halloween show opened to the general public just in advance of Labor Day weekend, but its execution took months. Head service provider Hedda Staines, who functions to discover items that are fascinating and trending but also enhance every single year’s concept, claimed organizers commence arranging a 12 months or extra in progress.
“Sometimes, we’ll have the next two Halloweens planned,” Staines mentioned. “We’ll start off likely to trade reveals, we talk to artists and people who make Halloween artwork, and the crew can make prop parts. We are a nicely-oiled equipment.”
And since Roger’s is an out of doors plant nursery, suggestions for decorating gardens or locating clever methods to flaunt flora in a seasonal manner are peppered all through the show. A nearby portion of “spooky plants” lets people obtain creeping vines and vegetation with curling tendrils or black flowers.
Even though “Cabinet of Curiosities” pays homage to horror films of the 1930s and ‘40s, it is largely encouraged by the darkish recesses of the brain of just one Eric Cortina, inventive director for Roger’s Gardens, who commenced building tiny Halloween collections 20 several years in the past and in no way appeared again.
Shoppers wander less than an archway lined with faux human skeletons Thursday at Roger’s Gardens in Corona del Mar.
(Kevin Chang / Staff members Photographer)
Thursday morning uncovered Cortina in yet another developing, tricky at operate on this year’s Christmas screen.
“It’s about creating that childhood perception of wonderment,” he stated of the vacation rooms. “With Cabinet of Curiosities, what’s terrific is anyone participated and had their arms in it — everyone acquired a character.”
With the Xmas showcase underway, the Roger’s Gardens artistic staff is currently beginning to conjure thoughts for following year’s Halloween production. What will the theme be? Staines will not be the 1 to spill.
“If I informed you, I’d have to destroy you,” she mentioned, smiling fiendishly.
“Cabinet of Curiosities,” operates from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. as a result of Oct. 31 at Roger’s Gardens, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Street, Corona del Mar.
Roger’s Gardens head merchant Hedda Staines all through a walkthrough tour Thursday of “Cabinet of Curiosities.”
(Kevin Chang / Employees Photographer)
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