If They Build It, You Will Come To Northwest Dallas for This Luxury Lease

Share News:

Want to live like a king or queen for in an expansive builder’s home in Northwest Dallas?

Want to live like a king or queen in an expansive builder’s home in Northwest Dallas? The four-bedroom, four and one-half bathroom spot on Irvin Simmons Drive is sure to impress your old friends and score you some new ones.

Pets are allowed in the home, which covers almost 7,000 square feet of single-story space. Formal and informal living areas balance out the home.

It has its jaw-dropping features but also feels, well, liveable — in a really fabulous, “my stuff is better than yours” kind of confident way. It can even be leased fully furnished for an additional cost.

Live and let live

Like the other homes on Irvin Simmons Drive, this one is a splurge — a massive stunner in a beautiful neighborhood.

In a day where a three-car garage, walk-in closets, and soaring ceilings are commonplace, this house wouldn’t be considered ostentatious. However, some of the subtle builder’s touches — like top-of the-line kitchen appliances and a large island — make it obvious the space was meant for large family gatherings or entertaining friends.

A rear veranda offers a spot for gathering out back over the landscaped yard. Hardwood and stone floors are featured throughout the home.

Won’t you be my neighbor?

Juice bars, smoothie spots, burger joints, and brunch locales dot the landscape around Irvin Simmons Drive. The home is a quick hop to Interstate 635 and is less than two miles from Dallas ISD schools for each grade.

Harry C. Withers Elementary School picked up all A’s from txschools.gov, including an impressive 100 out of 100 in closing the gaps, which measures how well different populations of students in a district are performing. Ewell D. Walker Middle School and W.T. White High School didn’t do quite as well, with C’s in closing the gaps and student achievement. Both campuses took home B’s in school progress, which gauges how students perform over time and how that growth compares to similar schools.

 Nancy Geter and Rusty Roe of Ebby Halliday – Preston Center are presenting 4610 Irvin Simmons Drive, Dallas, for $15,000 per month.

Posted in

April Towery covers Dallas City Hall and is an assistant editor for CandysDirt.com. She studied journalism at Texas A&M University and has been an award-winning reporter and editor for more than 25 years.

Leave a Comment