This is modern living at its best! Built in 1960 and reimagined for the way we live today, this residence sits in a neighborhood that is quiet, peaceful, and filled with charm; the kind of place where you know your neighbors, take evening walks under a canopy of mature oaks, and still have easy access to the best of East Dallas: White Rock Lake, Flag Pole Hill, and miles of scenic walking and biking trails.
The clean architectural lines create that unmistakable MCM vibe. Inside, natural light pours through floor-to-ceiling windows, drawing your eyes toward the open floor plan and the lush greenery beyond. Every inch of this home has been thoughtfully updated while staying true to its design roots. The original Ju-Nel craftsmanship still shines through: the clever use of space, the thoughtful angles, and the emphasis on natural light.
There are three distinct living areas here, offering flexibility that’s rare in a home of this era. Whether you’re hosting a cocktail party, setting up a media lounge, or carving out a home office, you have room to breathe, live, and entertain. The flow is seamless: from the main living room with its dramatic fireplace, to the intimate family area perfect for cozy movie nights, and the sunlit sitting room that feels like a natural extension of the outdoors. The connection between inside and outside is everything here. Outside, a sparkling pool sits at the center of a landscaped yard with a very natural, relaxing feel. There’s a patio for outdoor dining, a deck for lounging, and a built-in fire pit for those cool Dallas evenings. And yes, there’s even a basketball court, because who doesn’t want to shoot hoops between dips in the pool?
Storage is abundant, a rare luxury in midcentury design. You’ll find a large pantry, a hidden storage closet, a laundry room, attic space, and even an unfinished basement currently being used for storage. The two-car garage provides both convenience and additional flexibility.
