Luxury properties for sale Southlake, United States

!! Extreme Makeover!! Luxurious updates and practical well planned improvements . Hurry- if wanting a GREAT HOME- Looking through the walls of replaced windows viewing the updated pool or sitting in the open air cabana - the custom tall fence surrounds a private turf back yard. Searching for -bring a toothbrush and move-in the house - this HOME is the one !!! even the home computer remains to operate the advance Lorex security cameras and top notch systems . Updates include in 2024 - 3 TRANE HVAC units with Wifi thermostats - COST - $48,044 - master closet - COST- $18,895 - Hospital Grade Purification Systems on all HVAC units - COST - $9,788 - Insulation, Outdoor Lighting & Lorex Cameras - inside & outside - COST- $5769 - 2023 Updates - Designer paints throughout , LED Lighting and Electrical outlets , ceiling fans , Designer Tiles - Granite - Stonework - COST- $29,000 - Insulated Garage doors - COST - $5,775 - Pool includes new Polaris booster pump , new Polaris , Plantation Shutters , 5 inch Gutter System - COST - $ 12,736.36 - Kitchen Aid Appliances , Electric blinds - COST - $18,175 - 2017 - Cabana & Turf - COST - $26,731 - New Roof - COST - $20,830 , Pella Windows throughout - COST - $22,653 - Pool Plaster , Spa Tile, lighting & pool equipment - COST - $13,275 - Wood Flooring + Travertine + Carpeting - COST - $ 36,327. SMART HOUSE FEATURES Sprinkler-Rainbird - Thermostat -Trane - Blind - Somfy - Cameras - Lorex - Outdoor Lighting - Kasa - Pool equipment wireless !!! Minutes from the Plano Recreation Center with pools - camps and adult courses - Country Clubs - Golf courses - Tollways and City Bike Trails and Dog Parks. $10k Buyer's agent bonus.

Comfortable elegance exemplified in custom built home designed in the Low Country vernacular by classicist Richard Drummond Davis, Architect. To quote the architect, the home is “a Greek Revival lower Mississippi River Valley plantation house.” The house was constructed by Douglas Lueckemeyer, constructor, on a custom basis for his mother in 1997. It is a nod to the deceased owner’s Mississippi lineage and association with the foundations of Southern Living Magazine; origins trace this publication back to the owner’s grandfather and The Progressive Farmer publication. In keeping with historical accuracy, the floor plan follows the dictates of a central axis. It is introduced by a Greek Revival façade, with wrap around northern and eastern oriented verandas. Haint blue beadboard pervades the ceilings, protecting the home on both levels. Plantation plank flooring is consistent throughout most of the first floor which consists of formal Library, formal Dining Room, Butlery, Kitchen with Breakfast-Keeping Room, and a Great Room occupying the central southern space. The Primary Suite is circuitously situated off a back hall, it completes the floor. The library features floor-to-ceiling shelving and twin sets of French doors opening to the lower veranda. The rich mahogany mantlepiece was carved by renown artisan, Gregor. Walls of bookcases define the space and reflect an era gone by. The Dining Room is generously scaled, transom windows and French doors, and dentil moldings contribute to its tall ceiling heights. Nearby the Kitchen and Butlery are on the assist. Beadboard ceiling treatments and knotty pine cabinetry built on site are hallmarks of the room. A magnificent fireplace warms the Breakfast-Keeping Room. Service hallways lead to twin offices, storage, full-service laundry, and a service bath. The service bath contains a piece of nostalgia; the porthole hearkens to the home’s central thesis, The Progressive Farmer publication. The offices are trimmed in grass cloth walls above a knotty pine wainscot. A three-bay garage is attached for convenience; an attic above provides abundant storage. The side hall also opens to ancillary parking and the Porte cochere. The Great Room, perfect for family gatherings, completes the flow. French doors lead to the rear grounds; a formidable stone fireplace anchors the east wall, lined with knotty pine bookcases. The adjoining Powder Room, brilliantly adorned in wallpaper accents, is situated off the slate surfaced foyer. The Primary Suite is circuitously situated for privacy. 12’ ceilings are authentic to the period. The fireplace with marble surround is a focal point. Access to the west lawn and garden is provided via a French door. Two baths, ensuite, serve the primary. “Her” bath is equipped with Bain Ultra tub, Water Works hardware, vanities, and a substantial walk-in closet. The “His” bath houses a handsome shower and similar walk-in closet. The suite views the south portico. Stone pillars support a wood board on board fence along the south lawn’s perimeter. The second floor, following a four-square footprint, consists of three ensuite bedrooms, occupying the SW, NW, and NE sections. Each bedroom has a unique fireplace! The north fronts open to the wrap around veranda and the southwest suite features a vaulted ceiling and an adjoining wrapping room. Plantation plank flooring maintains its footing throughout the floor. Built in desks are conducive to Faulknerian literary pursuits and each suite has a walk-in closet. A common landing leads to the north veranda, which surveys the surrounding Volk Estates neighborhood.

This stunning home seamlessly blends historic charm with modern convenience. Located in Hollywood Heights and Santa Monica neighborhood, you'll be surrounded by beautiful stone-embellished Tudor cottages, as well as French, Spanish, and Craftsman-style homes. The vibrant community hosts a variety of events, including the Home Tour, Art in the Park, and seasonal celebrations, fostering a strong sense of connection. With lush parks, walking trails, and easy access to East Dallas amenities, this neighborhood offers both natural beauty and a creative, close-knit atmosphere. Plus, living in East Dallas means you're just moments away from dining, shopping, and entertainment in the lively Lakewood area.