Uptown Townhome Has Easy-to-Love Interiors, Prime Location

With more and more Millennials looking for urban settings, townhomes and semi-detached residences are becoming increasingly desirable. And our High Caliber Home of the Week sponsored by Lisa Peters of Caliber Home Loans is an attractive unit in a fabulous location listed by David Griffin & Company Realtor Janelle Alcantara.

First, let’s acknowledge how adorable this building is! This three-story, two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath corner unit at The Vine is so close to all the Uptown hotspots. You’re within walking distance of restaurants and nightlife, plus the Katy Trail and Oak Lawn are all right there. Located at 3210 Carlisle, Unit No. 60 is in absolutely fabulous shape as it’s just 10 years old. It has 2,057 square feet of contemporary interiors, with at 500-square-foot great room and a great rooftop deck. Alcantara has this home listed for $524,000.

“Living in harmony starts here!” exclaims Alcantara. “This is it! Imagine life free from traffic, long commutes, and yard maintenance.”

We do adore the livable interiors of this townhome, especially the kitchen, which has gorgeous countertops, beautiful solid wood cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. Hardwood floors stretch from the courtyard-facing Juliet balcony to the kitchen sink, and a fabulous chandelier dangling over the dining table is the strand of sparkles that drapes across the proverbial collarbones of this polished space.

The master suite is spacious and inviting, with plenty of room for oversized furniture and tons of light thanks to two windows and a set of French doors. The carpet could be replaced, but otherwise is a great start for a master retreat. The bathroom echoes the kitchen’s color scheme, with rich green and gold granite topping dark wood cabinetry. We love the oversized frameless glass shower and the soaking tub. Truly, this feels like a relaxing space as is!

And we love that there’s a great pool and rooftop deck, giving you perfect spots to enjoy the Uptown Dallas vibe. What do you think?