Residenza Unifamiliare a Dallas

**Showings begin Saturday, November 14** The home is in the desirable Brentfield Elementary district of Richardson ISD in North Dallas. A striking renovation where natural materials, light-filled spaces, and substantial system improvements come together. Thoughtfully reimagined inside and out, this home pairs the warmth of European white oak with the drama of natural stone and a renewed backyard pool.
The improvements begin beneath the finishes: engineer-approved foundation repairs backed by a lifetime warranty, all cast-iron sewer lines replaced with PVC, new water supply lines, and a new AC condenser. Every window has been replaced, including expansive picture windows that bring the outdoors into view.
Inside, a vaulted living-room ceiling and skylight give the open-concept plan its sense of volume, while wide-plank European white oak engineered hardwoods ground the main living areas. Media built-ins and a freshly tiled fireplace create a gathering space with both presence and purpose. The kitchen takes center stage: white oak cabinetry, natural soft quartzite countertops with waterfall edges, and a custom range hood paired with a 48-inch Wolf range. Statement lighting and open shelving carry the design beyond the island.
Every bathroom has been rebuilt with modern tile and new vanities. The primary retreat brings together a freestanding tub, a frameless glass shower with a rain head and handheld sprayer, and a double vanity finished with a waterfall countertop. All-new doors, trim, and baseboards carry the renovation through the interior, with 72-inch mahogany French doors adding a distinctive architectural detail.
Outside, fresh paint and landscaping renew the home’s arrival, while a newly stained board-on-board fence frames the backyard. The pool has been replastered and finished with new tile and a new deck, creating a setting for relaxed afternoons and evenings around the water.