Mid-Century Modern, Traditional

One of the few terrace-floor residences in the iconic Gold Crest Condominiums, this exceptional home combines significant mid-century architecture with an extraordinary indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Gold Crest was designed by George L. Dahl, one of the most influential figures in Dallas architecture and chief architect for the transformation of Fair Park for the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition. Signature features include floor-to-ceiling windows, views of Downtown Dallas and expansive wraparound terraces providing more than 760 sf of outdoor living & entertaining space. Surrounded by mature trees, the terraces create a private, garden-like setting. An elegant foyer offers views through the home to the outdoors. The living and dining rooms, kitchen and all three bedrooms enjoy direct terrace access, creating a remarkable connection between interior and exterior spaces. A private terrace gate provides direct access to the building's pool area—a rare feature of the terrace-floor lifestyle. The oversized living room offers generous space for multiple seating areas and opens to the dining room. The eat-in kitchen includes a separate breakfast area. The spacious primary suite features two walk-in closets and bath with separate tub and shower and dual vanities. Each secondary bedroom has a private bath. Originally designed with approximately 54 residences, some of which have been combined over the years, Gold Crest offers an intimate, low-density residential experience. Amenities include 24 hour concierge and security, doorman and valet service, pool and outdoor entertaining areas, fitness facilities, guest-suite accommodations, storage and garage parking. George L. Dahl himself chose to live at Gold Crest and remained a resident for the rest of his life. Expansive walls of glass, private pool access and a garden-like setting, this home is a winner, with electricty, water & trash included in the HOA!

One of the few terrace-floor residences in the iconic Gold Crest Condominiums, this exceptional home combines significant mid-century architecture with an extraordinary indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Gold Crest was designed by George L. Dahl, one of the most influential figures in Dallas architecture and chief architect for the transformation of Fair Park for the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition. Signature features include floor-to-ceiling windows, views of Downtown Dallas and expansive wraparound terraces providing more than 760 sf of outdoor living & entertaining space. Surrounded by mature trees, the terraces create a private, garden-like setting. An elegant foyer offers views through the home to the outdoors. The living and dining rooms, kitchen and all three bedrooms enjoy direct terrace access, creating a remarkable connection between interior and exterior spaces. A private terrace gate provides direct access to the building's pool area—a rare feature of the terrace-floor lifestyle. The oversized living room offers generous space for multiple seating areas and opens to the dining room. The eat-in kitchen includes a separate breakfast area. The spacious primary suite features two walk-in closets and bath with separate tub and shower and dual vanities. Each secondary bedroom has a private bath. Originally designed with approximately 54 residences, some of which have been combined over the years, Gold Crest offers an intimate, low-density residential experience. Amenities include 24 hour concierge and security, doorman and valet service, pool and outdoor entertaining areas, fitness facilities, guest-suite accommodations, storage and garage parking. George L. Dahl himself chose to live at Gold Crest and remained a resident for the rest of his life. Expansive walls of glass, private pool access and a garden-like setting, this home is a winner, with electricty, water & trash included in the HOA!