This Midway Hollow residence earned an AIA award for its design—and standing at its center, surrounded by glass on three sides, it’s easy to see why.
The home was conceived around the idea of spatial continuity. Each main living area—living, dining, and kitchen—opens to a central courtyard, complete with a fireplace and covered patio. With three distinct landscaped environments, the quarter-acre lot feels like a natural extension of the home itself.
Inside, terrazzo floors run throughout the first level, while museum-finished walls and precision art lighting reflect a home designed with the collector in mind. The living room is anchored by a full-height limestone fireplace and flows seamlessly into a well-proportioned dining space suited for both entertaining and everyday living.
The kitchen is defined by an iridescent shell mosaic tile backsplash—unexpected and striking. A gas cooktop with commercial-grade vent hood, double convection ovens, and ample built-in storage ensure functionality, while the white quartz island adds a social focal point.
The primary suite, located on the main floor, offers a sense of seclusion with its own courtyard views. Its spacious bath features fine millwork, two water closets and a soaking tub, with thoughtful attention to every detail.
Upstairs, two guest suites and a flexible living area expand the home’s footprint and provide versatility for a range of needs.
The property truly comes alive at dusk, when light spills through the glass walls beneath a painted sky and tree canopy, turning everyday moments into something remarkable.
Located at 4011 Highgrove Drive, the home offers the quiet charm of Midway Hollow with the convenience of nearby Central Market. Premier dining and shopping destinations—including Inwood Village, Preston Center, and the Park Cities—are all within easy reach.