This stunning neoclassical-inspired prairie home in Junius Heights is sure to captivate. Lush landscaping frames the front walkway and covered porch, where butterflies, dragonflies, and hummingbirds visit throughout the day. Step inside to a thoughtfully updated home, lovingly restored over the past decade, once owned by Dallas Theological Seminary. An arched doorways accents the hallway and bedrooms, while a floor-to-ceiling decorative fireplace is flanked by a second arched doorway and an arched window over a built-in bookcase. Refinished white oak hardwoods flow through the living and kitchen areas, complemented by beadboard ceilings that add warmth and texture. The previous owner, an AIA architect, opened the kitchen to the dining area, creating a bright, airy floor plan. The kitchen features custom Cabinet Joint cabinetry, quartzite countertops, gold hardware, Bosch gas range, Fisher & Paykel refrigerator, a dedicated laundry room with access to the back yard, all anchored by a luminous dining room chandelier. Three bedrooms are well-positioned for privacy and easy flow. The extended primary suite offers space for seating or a home office with access to a back deck. Bathrooms were rebuilt with some of the original fixtures thoughtfully reinstalled alongside modern touches.
Upgrades include a new sewer line, variable-speed HVAC, solar panels, both rock wool and sheep’s wool insulation in the attic and bathroom exterior walls respectively, ensuring comfort and efficiency. This remarkable home blends timeless charm with modern living. Enjoy a large backyard outfitted with a shed and chicken coup, in addition to alleyway access to a large parking pad for the ultimate privacy.