Turtle Creek

Find This Iconic Bud Oglesby Modernist Updated by Russell Buchanan in Park Bridge Court

By Karen Eubank / April 22, 2024 /

Bud Oglesby is one of our best-known modernist architects. He designed everything from small condos to massive luxury homes. Fortunately, he was prolific, so many of his residences have survived. One of Oglesby’s most interesting designs recently hit the market, and it’s in one of our most idyllic and exclusive neighborhoods — Park Bridge Court.…

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This Mansion Park Townhome Is Four Levels of Flawless With a Capital F

By Nikki Barringer / April 8, 2023 /

There are few certainties in this world. We all know two of them – death and taxes. Now here’s another one. If you ever have the opportunity to buy an architect’s personal residence, you do it. I’m going to lay out my case room by room over the next, oh, let’s say 500 words. This…

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Flashback to 1962 With a Day in the Life of Luxury High-Rise Turtle Creek North

By Shelby Skrhak / March 19, 2023 /

Dallas’ jet set of the early 1960s lived in and positively loved trendy, newly-erected luxury dwellings like Turtle Creek North in Oak Lawn, as well as others throughout Preston Hollow, and of course, “behind the pink wall.”

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Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty Tapped to Market Rosewood Residences Turtle Creek

By Joy Donovan / February 17, 2023 /

The Mansion on Turtle Creek — you check in but don’t want to check out, right? It’s located in a glorious area with lush landscaping along Turtle Creek, a coveted Dallas neighborhood near Oak Lawn. Close to downtown. Close to Uptown. Beautiful people. Manicured sidewalks. Fast cars. Beauty and luxury are a given. So, if…

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A Calming, Comfortable, Three-Bedroom Retreat Soars Above Turtle Creek

By Candy Evans / January 17, 2023 /

Most buyers who choose high-rise living buy vertical for three reasons: they want zero maintenance, they love the views, and they desire the utmost security for the times they are at home and on the road. What isn’t often uttered is the comfort factor — it’s quite real. Whether the comfort comes from the extra…

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