You Won’t Believe the Price of This Downtown Dallas Condo in an Iconic Midcentury Highrise
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Living downtown has its own appeal. Maybe you work downtown and love the idea of walking to and from work, and living the big city lifestyle where everything is just around the corner. Maybe you’ve always dreamed of living in a highrise: waking up to that skyline view, and having easy access to the pulse of the city. Or perhaps you’d love a second home in the center of town for those times when you’re out on the town or have tickets to a show and want the convenience of a downtown Dallas condo.
No matter your situation, this week’s Highlight Home of the Week sponsored by Senior Loan Officer Lisa Peters of First Horizon is a definitely worth a look!
First and foremost, there is special financing available for first-time home buyers on this gorgeous condo, that allows for $0 down and low monthly payments. Priced at $249,900 in downtown, this is a great opportunity for first-time buyers. Seriously.
A Special Building

Dallas is known for its unique, eye-catching skyline, and in choosing this condo you’re not choosing any ‘ol building. We’re talking about 1505 Elm Street, a classic Midcentury modern structure built in 1957 by architect George Dahl. Dahl created the building in a “modern” design with a blue-green porcelain and silver-gray enamel exterior, with a cast terrazzo grille. It was originally the Dallas Federal Savings Building.`Dresser Industries bought the building in 1974, and it changed hands a few times after that until in 2001 Lazarus Property Co. bought the building, and 1505 Elm Street became the first downtown highrise converted to condominiums.


Today the residents of 1505 Elm Street enjoy downtown highrise living at its finest. Amenities include a same level individual storage unit, 24-hour valet parking for residents and guests, a wine room with individual wine lockers, billiards room, movie theatre, pool with cooking pavilions, catering kitchen, fitness center, piano, and a dog run. Of course the location can’t be beat with easy access to the Arts District, AT&T Discovery Plaza, Klyde Warren Park, the Farmers Market, and Deep Ellum. Daily needs like restaurants, banks, grocery, pharmacies are just steps from the lobby.
Designed For Living Well

The unit is a spacious one bedroom, one and a half bath condo with a smart open layout. With 1,324 square feet you’ve got room to brag about, for a downtown one bedroom. I love the tray ceiling that gives an interesting architectural detail and also divides the kitchen and living space nicely. Stunning light hardwoods through most of the space add an elegant and flexible touch.


The kitchen is set up perfectly for everyday or for entertaining, and stocked with extras like a built-in wine fridge and warming drawer. You’ll love waking up for morning coffee with all that natural light pouring in as downtown Dallas starts the day.

This little nook may seem like a small thing, but to people who work at home, having a dedicated work space is everything.


On to the cozy, luxe primary suite. Love that they have the flip side of that chic fireplace from the living room in the bedroom! The beautiful tray ceiling is repeated here as well. The ensuite bath is fantastic with dual sinks, a jetted soaking tub and separate shower. The primary closet is large with custom shelving.

And don’t forget the view! That highrise life is all about the view–and concierge service, and walking to everything, and…Well, if you’re interested in a fantastic, affordable downtown Dallas condo, give Briggs Freeman Sothebys agent Brian Davis a call!
Great listing, Brian. Amazing price!!!
Love this building! Don’t forget the $2,000 monthly HOA, (valet parking has its price)! And directly across from the Thompson!
2000 monthly HOA is ridiculous. The Met is like 400.