Designed in 1988 by celebrated architect Bud Oglesby, this 5,669-square-foot residence is tucked away on a secluded street on a bluff that overlooks Turtle Creek. The contemporary space was extensively renovated in 2019 by a dream design team including architect Russell Buchanan and builder Bert Smith. The three bedroom, three-and-one-half-bath residence also boasts a spacious living room, a formal dining room, a breakfast nook, an office, and a library.

The gallery-like foyer features a neutral palette perfect for displaying art, and the large windows allow for natural light to stream into the home. The stunning Bulthaup kitchen system including stainless-steel countertops, a white matte lacquer island, and Kohler faucets. Custom white oak cabinetry and cork floors compliment the clean lines of the architecture. Also find a Sub-Zero fridge/freezer; a Thermador oven/stovetop; a Pacific Silvercloth-lined silver closet; a Scotsman icemaker; and a Bosch dishwasher. A light-filled breakfast room off the kitchen includes a seating area, as well. A wet bar and second pantry include built-in cabinetry, a Scotsman icemaker, a Sub-Zero fridge/freezer, and room for wine storage. The foyer, living room, dining room, and library all feature beautiful re-stained original wood floors and 12-foot ceilings.

The second-floor primary is a luxurious retreat. The space includes two separate, intimate spaces—a tranquil bedroom with a fireplace and a sitting room with hidden wiring for a television. The primary bath features heated terrazzo floors, Italian tile, dual closets, separate water closets, custom white oak cabinetry, and Kohler and Toto fixtures. The primary also houses a utility room and a third walk-in closet or flex space. Upstairs, find two more bedrooms with new carpeting and attached bathrooms with beautiful flooring and tile, and an office with built-ins and access to a turfed deck.

The home’s serene setting is complete with beautiful landscaping including stylish fencing, a retaining wall, a large turfed green space, and an ipe deck off the kitchen. The high-tech home also comes with smart systems and appliances such as a Moen Flo smart water monitor, Nest Home thermostats and cameras, a hidden safe, a Lutron system, an elevator, and auto shades on the foyer windows.

Not only is the home an architectural stunner, but its prime location is near some of Dallas’ best shopping and restaurants, as well as Turtle Creek, the Katy Trail, Hotel Crescent Court, and the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek.