4798 Iberia, Dallas, Texas

Description

This modern take on a European walled compound knocks it out of the ballpark. Completed in 2021, the home was inspired by vacations in Spain but realized as a modern design featuring commercial quality materials, including an oversized Acme Iron-spot brick and artisan steelwork. Located on .445 acres, the “compound” features 3 separate living spaces, the 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath main house + the attached 2 story apartment + the 1260 sq ft detached 2 bedroom, 2 bath guest house. County measurements total everything, including the attached garage, as 5486 sq ft. Each structure is foam insulated. Situated on a cul-de-sac, beyond its gated driveway and fortress-like facade, one is connected immediately to nature. The NE boundary is the wooded Old Trinity River Channel. Designed for multigenerational living, the property is very well suited for creatives who want a live work homebase in separate but connected facilities. There are open living areas with polished concrete floors and tall ceiling rooms flooded with natural light. A covered porch is the perfect place to take in the home’s central “green” and there is a roof top terrace. Appliances include a Dacor 36” stainless-steel refrigerator, freezer, and 24” wine fridge. There are Blue Star double ovens with and a Blue Star 8-burner gas range. Stainless-steel countertops with integrated sinks will please the most discerning chefs! On the 2nd floor of the main home are 3 bedrooms & 3 baths, each with decorator tile. The primary suite has a walk-in double shower with a view of the skyline. The 2-story loft apartment has its own entrance. Detached is a luxurious 2 bedroom guest house with an open living area, full kitchen, 2 custom baths, and a covered porch. MU-1 Zoning allows for multiple uses. Surrounded by live-work residences, galleries and showrooms, the lot size and nature preserve setting make this home a one-of-a-kind.

Directions: From Irving Blvd take Quaker St, then turn right on Iberia Ave and the house is at the end of the block