Bird Streets New Contemporary Construction: The Good Brothers Nail It… Again

Corrugated metal, Cyprus, HardiePlank and a beautiful blue door have introduced a new design aesthetic to the Bird Streets.

The Good brothers are at it again. Our Dallas version of HGTV’s  The Property Brothers has just listed their latest new contemporary construction at 4823 Linnett Lane in the Bird streets, for $699.900.

It’s the best new nest for anyone with an urban sensibility that longs to be in close proximity to the Southwestern Medical District, Dallas Design District, Love Field or downtown. It’s also a stone’s throw from one of the best elementary schools in Dallas, the K.B. Polk Center for  Academically Talented and Gifted

Location, location, location.

The Bird streets are hot. A few years ago, this was a no-no neighborhood. But it was too close in, to proximate to everything (and bordering Bluffview) for the gentrifiers to stay away.

In fact, this is the Goods’ third build in the area.

“We were one of the first companies to build new construction in the neighborhood,” Austin Good said. “I love the Shannon Estates area and the neighbors love what we are doing, so we plan to continue there.”

ANG Development Group is the construction arm run by Austin, and The Good Home Team at Keller Williams is the Real Estate division, overseen by Nick. “We started out with flips in 2009 and got into new construction two years ago,” Austin said.

This 2,800-square-foot, three-bedroom, three-bathroom beauty is a well-thought-out, clean lined, light-filled, modern home. Austin is inspired, just like the rest of us, by Houzz.com.

“The built-in bar area, for instance was taken from an idea I found there,” he told us.

Huge triple sliding glass doors lead from the open-plan living area to a covered patio allowing for that merged indoor-outdoor lifestyle we all love. The linear gas fireplace is covered in a new Porcelanosa product that has to be seen to be believed. It looks exactly like stone, but it isn’t!

Faye Nielson, with the Nielson Collection, was instrumental in the finish-out of the home. We love the Porcelanosa designer tiles in all the bathrooms and completely on-trend quartz chosen for the waterfall kitchen island.

The second floor has an interesting feature—rooftop access! “I really love the fact you can walk out there and have great downtown views,” Austin said. “No other home in the area has that potential.”

And of course there’s great bird-watching on top of this Bird Street beauty!

Staging by Suzy Payton