Quail Run Mediterranean Has Commanding Bluff Views And So Cal Style
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Spring has sprung, and attending a Sunday open house at a treetop aerie at 5328 Quail Run is as good a way to enjoy the change of seasons as any I can think of. The 3,013-square-foot residence sits on a nearly one-acre lot and enjoys a choice a cul de sac location on the Westside, abutting Westover Hills. The rambling, 1966 build, approached from a circular drive, has a sort of laid-back, Southern California glamor — think Laurel Canyon. Stone walls, attractive hardscape, and tile roof grace the Mediterranean contemporary with plenty of curb appeal.
The floor plan of the two-bedroom, three-bath house elegantly sprawls over multiple levels in a series of interconnected enfilades bound together by light oak hardwoods. The living area is overlooked by a dining area. The long, low-slung living room fireplace, one of two in the house, has an opulent marble hearth. Quirky Corinthian half columns frame shelving at the living room’s end. At the other end, stunning bluff views.
The large kitchen features two dishwashers, stainless steel commercial range, vent hood, double ovens, island, a serving bar, and abundant cabinetry. It, too, enjoys treetop views at the end of the breakfast room. An additional pantry and butler’s pantry facilitate entertaining.
The massive master bedroom suite terminates in a wall of windows. On the wall opposite the bed is a rather elegant little fireplace. Notice the reappearance of the gilt capital Corinthian column. At the other end of the room is an office area with built-in desk and cabinets. The many bespoke idiosyncrasies of Quail Run — the single, oversized bedroom on the main floor, the unique floor plan, and decorative details — suggest a commissioned build. Still, the house would work well for a single owner or empty nesters downsizing in style.
The luxurious marble-tiled master bath boasts abundant cabinetry two sinks, tub and shower, and two walk-in closets.
The principal floor has an additional bath and bedroom. Stairs off the living room lead to a tiled den and third bedroom. A separate utility room connects to the two-car garage, with entrance to the cantilevered greenhouse. The house is value priced at $231 per square foot — well below the $243 for nearby Crestline. The open house at 5328 Quail Run is this Sunday, March 24, from 2 to 4 p.m.
The Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s team of Clay and Laurie Brants have priced 5328 Quail Run at $765,000.00
Eric Prokesh is an interior designer whose work has appeared on HGTV, and in books and publications including D Home, Southern Accents, House Beautiful, and House and Garden. In January 2005, HGTV named Eric one of the 50 tastemakers in America and D Home has included him as one of Dallas’ Best Designers for 10 years. Having lived most of his life in Dallas, he now calls Fort Worth home and is one of our experts on beautiful Fort Worth Dirt. His own home on historic Elizabeth Boulevard has been featured in 360 West.
