Turtle Creek

Local Magazine Publisher’s Turtle Creek Architectural Gem Hits the Market

By Candy Evans / November 15, 2019 /

Trying to slip one by me, eh? When Modern Luxury Dallas market president Blake Stephenson and her husband, Tom, decided to market their Turtle Creek home, they chose Compass agent Annalee Aston, once a fierce sales leader at MLD. But they kept the listing off-market, not to dip their toe in the sales waters, but to…

Spectacular Regents Park Contemporary Is A Rare Luxury Lease Find

By April Towery / September 28, 2019 /

It’s large and gorgeous and tucked away in the exclusive Regents Park neighborhood, but more importantly, it’s got closet space for days. This four-bedroom contemporary home at 2908 Hood St. is just the ’hood you’ve been looking for. Real talk: It looks like a wealthy person’s vacation rental, what with the rooftop terrace and close…

Mediterranean Villa Is The Toast Of Turtle Creek Estates

By April Towery / September 21, 2019 /

  Is living in a Mediterranean castle worth $12,000 a month? If that’s a resounding yes, it will score the new tenant a total of three bedrooms, four and one-half bathrooms, and an elevator to carry residents to each of the three floors. Described as a Mediterranean villa (it still looks like a castle), 3520 Blackburn…

Penthouse Plunge: Reuse, Recycle, And PARTY

By Jon Anderson / September 10, 2019 /

Once you’ve checked out the Elite Auctions preview of 11322 E. Ricks Circle on Sept. 14, join me from 5 to 7 p.m. at The Claridge (3510 Turtle Creek Blvd., Units 18 A and B) for your chance to tour my Penthouse Plunge before demolition as I revive and return two Turtle Creek penthouses to…

Penthouse Plunge: Finding An Architect At The Right Price

By Jon Anderson / August 30, 2019 /

I’d sketched enough plans to feel comfortable taking the Penthouse Plunge remodel of a double-penthouse at the Claridge on Turtle Creek. To review,  I’ll be restoring the combined 5,311-square-foot unit back into two infinitely more livable spaces. But my work isn’t good enough for building permits. That’s the subject of this column – getting to…