Juwel Aus Der Mitte Des Jahrhunderts Auf Dem Korridor Einer Privatschule In Einer Sackgasse

Tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the famed Private School Corridor of North Dallas, this Mid-Century Modern home offers something increasingly rare: a peaceful setting removed from through traffic, yet close to everything that makes this location so desirable.

With a remarkable two-resident chain of ownership spanning 65 years, this is an address with history. It represents the Flair Series by Fox & Jacobs, the pinnacle of the builder’s offerings in 1961: its most ambitious homes, with extensive upgrades and personalization, frequently costing more than double the builder’s lesser models.

Thoughtfully evolved for contemporary living, a meticulous renovation opened the layout while honoring its character. Hardwood flooring gleams throughout, while light-filled entertaining areas and architectural window walls frame the mature oak canopy. The custom kitchen anchors the home with premium finishes and stainless appliances.

Four generous bedrooms, three fully renovated baths, and three distinct living areas, including a dedicated home office behind French doors, create exceptional flexibility. Nearly one-third of an acre offers room to breathe, while a motorized gated driveway adds privacy.

Move-in ready and professionally pre-inspected, extensive 2026 improvements include a brand-new roof and updated electrical and plumbing systems. Premium Carrier HVAC and a State water heater further reflect the exceptional care invested in the home.

Just down the street, the Glen Cove Swim Club is within an easy walk, with voluntary membership available. The active Glen Meadow Neighborhood Association brings neighbors together through block parties, Yard of the Month and other traditions. Gooch Elementary and many of the region’s most notable private schools are just minutes away.

Mid-Century architecture, thoughtfully modernized and remarkably intact. Sixty-five years, just two residents, and the provenance of a home that was loved, not flipped.