Courtesy of: Julie Rado, Compass RE Texas, LLC., julie.rado@compass.com
Courtesy of: Julie Rado, Compass RE Texas, LLC., julie.rado@compass.com
$3,550,000
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5 bed
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6,058 square feet
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7.00 Bath (6 Full , 1 Half)
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Lot: 0.22 Acres
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Single Family Residence
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$3,550,000
3517 Mockingbird Lane Timeless Mediterranean-inspired architecture meets refined craftsmanship in this distinguished residence, ideally situated on an oversized lot in the heart of Highland Park. Custom built in 2007, the home showcases exceptional quality, thoughtful construction and meticulous attention to detail throughout. A terracotta tile roof, warm oak hardwoods, handsome wood-beamed ceilings, two fireplaces and a pier-and-beam foundation lend character and enduring appeal. Designed for both elegant entertaining and comfortable everyday living, the light-filled floor plan features gracious formals, generous room proportions, a private study and utility areas on both levels. At the heart of the home, the chef's kitchen is appointed with dual islands, soapstone countertops and commercial-grade Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances. Outdoors, the spacious turfed backyard offers an inviting, low-maintenance setting for play, entertaining and everyday enjoyment. Upstairs, four secondary bedrooms each offer en-suite baths, while the expansive primary suite serves as a private retreat with a covered terrace, spa-inspired bath and generous walk-in closet. An oversized bonus room provides additional living and entertaining space, complete with a bar and wine refrigerator. Zoned to Armstrong Elementary and ideally located just minutes from Dallas Country Club, SMU and Highland Park Village, this exceptional residence offers quality construction, gracious living and an enviable Highland Park location.
Courtesy of: Julie Rado, Compass RE Texas, LLC., julie.rado@compass.com
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