Source:
North Texas Real Estate Information Systems (NTREIS)
MLS#21217007
About the Property
20 Summit Place sits on the highest point in Dallas County and offers spectacular views of the Metroplex. Per Luxe Magazine Vol. I, issue I, winter 2006, this postmodern home was designed by George Woo, protege of I. M. Pei. The main home sits on over 2 acres and has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. The living room boasts a Napoleon fireplace and the half bath is adorned with a Blu floating vanity.
20 Summit Place sits on the highest point in Dallas County and offers spectacular views of the Metroplex. Per Luxe Magazine Vol. I, issue I, winter 2006, this postmodern home was designed by George Woo, protege of I. M. Pei. The main home sits on over 2 acres and has 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. The living room boasts a Napoleon fireplace and the half bath is adorned with a Blu floating vanity. There is incredible storage space throughout this home. The kitchen is plumbed for gas. A detached guest suite adds another bedroom and full bath to this home. There is a 2 car garage along with a 7.5 X 35 equipment, storage workshop. This list price includes the neighboring vacant lot, 11 Summit Pl, which is one acre along with Summit PL 15 & 20, which comprise the 2 acres the house is on. This property also includes a fenced horse pasture with shelter, tack and feed shed.
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