‘Real Housewives of Dallas’ Star D’Andra Simmons Lists Her Sleek Highland Park Home
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When D’Andra Simmons built her Highland Park home, she built it the same way as her skincare empire — with only the best.
Listed by Allie Beth Allman & Associates’ Christine McKenny — arguably one of the most hardworking Realtors in the Park Cities — and co-listed with Dorothy Jeffress, the gorgeous modern was designed by architect Marc McCollum and constructed by one of the foremost luxury homebuilders in North Texas, Saad Chehabi.
The home, which was on the AIA Dallas Tour of Homes in 2013 and on the Armstrong Bradfield Preschool Association Homes for the Holidays tour in 2014, is in the perfect location for anyone who wants to enjoy what the bubble offers. Just steps from Knox Street’s shops and restaurants and close to the Katy Trail, it’s a luxury property ready for whatever drama life offers.
With five bedrooms, five full and two half baths, 6,079 square feet, and a pool that feels private and secluded, it’s everything a luxury buyer could want.
“It’s extremely well built with great attention to detail and special attention paid to both natural light and sightlines,” McKenny told us. “It’s perfectly designed for entertaining both for events and family.”
What makes this home so great for a soiree besides that gorgeous living area with the cool industrial-modern fireplace? You won’t believe it, but it’s the garage.
“There are barn doors that connect the oversized three-car garage to the backyard,” McKenny said. “You can open those and make it an indoor-outdoor party space.”
But it’s not just a great home for parties. It’s also an excellent house for collectors. With strategically placed windows and fantastic lighting, you can show off your art collection with ease.
But if this home is speaking to you, you better move fast. McKenny said she’s already received a ton of interest on 3501 Lindenwood, which was listed just days ago, “and not just because it’s the home of a Real Housewives of Dallas star,” she said.
Truly, you can’t build a house like this with such an exceptional design and location for less than $10 million, which is why the $5.25 million price tag feels like a steal. The celebrity pedigree? That comes at no extra charge.
See it up close and in person this Sunday, Oct. 22, at the open house from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
