Contemporary/Modern, Mid-Century Modern

The seller is ready to move this residence forward and invites serious offers. Unit 3C at 3525 Turtle Creek Blvd presents a rare blend of Modernist pedigree, everyday comfort, and a timely opportunity for buyers seeking both value and architectural significance. Designed by renowned architect Howard Meyer and built by Jerome Frank and Edward Dicker in 1957, this iconic 22-story high-rise is one of the few Modernist buildings in the nation listed on the National Register of Historic Places—a chance to own a true piece of Dallas history. Inside, Unit 3C offers an expansive 1-bedroom, 2-bath layout filled with natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows, opening to a private balcony ideal for morning coffee or evening cocktails. The open living and dining areas flow effortlessly, creating an elegant setting for both relaxed living and sophisticated entertaining. What distinguishes this residence even further is the strong opportunity it presents today. After time on the market, the seller is prepared for a smooth and timely transition, giving buyers a meaningful opening to secure a residence that is seldom available at The 3525. For those seeking architectural pedigree, modern convenience, and a true lock-and-leave lifestyle, Unit 3C offers all of it in one refined package. This is more than a home, it’s an address of distinction in one of Dallas’ most iconic buildings. Opportunities at The 3525 rarely re-emerge buyers are encouraged to act promptly and with confidence.