Soak in All of Preston Hollow in This Modern Farmhouse in Prestonville
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This week’s High Caliber Home of the Week, sponsored by Lisa Peters of Caliber Home Loans, takes us to the neighborhood of Prestonville at Hillcrest and Northwest Highway. It’s a beautiful little pocket of single family attached and duplex homes in Preston Hollow, where back in the ’40s homebuilders built well-appointed rental homes and apartments for World War 2 vets returning home.
Now, why am I talking about 1940s housing in an article about this 2021-built home? Because when we talk about well-established, desirable neighborhoods, Preston Hollow is the word — where readers argue passionately in the comments section whether a home is truly IN Preston Hollow or not.
But enough history, let’s talk about this Preston Hollow modern farmhouse. Myers describes this four-bedroom, 4,011-square-foot home as ”better than new,” having been completed and customized in 2021 with upgrades galore.
Entertain in style in the open floor plan living area that effortless blends the living area, dining, and kitchen areas together. You can soak in the soft natural light of large picture windows with electric solar shades or warm up by the herringbone inlaid tile fireplace. If you love the white and black geometric rug, you’re in luck. Myers says the furniture is negotiable.
The state of the art kitchen features top of the line Jennair appliances, plus a clever little wet bar with two wine and beverage fridges. That means you can kick out meddling cocktail mixologists from your kitchen as you prep the party spread, and send them to their own cocktail island.
Other goodies in the house include a home gym with rubber flooring, a customized central AV system, a high-end epoxy garage floor, and an extended height overhead door to allow car-lifts.
There’s a luxurious primary suite downstairs and three additional bedrooms with ensuite baths. Remember this home is just over 4,000 square feet. The rooms are amply spacious.
For help with your mortgage questions or needs, reach out to Lisa Peters at 214-763-7931 or email her at [email protected].
