7270 Turtle Creek, University Park, Texas

Description

A truly rare opportunity to own an extraordinary 160 x 182 estate lot on a premier oversized corner in one of the most coveted locations in University Park. This one-owner residence, designed by architect Richard Drummond Davis and custom built by Jim Shaw in 2003, showcases timeless architecture, refined craftsmanship, and exceptional scale throughout. A grand two-story entry featuring custom steel front and rear doors, oversized moldings, elegant formal living and dining spaces and a well-appointed butler’s pantry enhance the home’s entertaining appeal. Thoughtfully updated in 2021, the kitchen blends beauty and function with quartzite countertops, decorative tile, a generous island with seating, storage, a Wolf range, double ovens, Miele dishwasher, and SubZero refrigerator-freezer. Dual sinks enhance functionality, the breakfast area-overlooks the private backyard.The family room is designed for both comfort and entertaining, features a fireplace with gas logs,fully equipped wet bar. The space opens effortlessly to the covered outdoor living area, with a built-in grill, refrigerator, and an expansive turfed backyard with resort-style pool and spa, creating a true backyard retreat. The home offers a highly desirable and functional layout, with a private downstairs guest suite, ensuite bath, walk-in shower. The study is richly appointed with custom built-ins, a coffered ceiling, gas-wood-burning fireplace, and French doors that open to the backyard, offering a quiet and refined workspace. Upstairs includes a spacious game room with balcony, a media room, and generously sized secondary bedrooms with ensuite baths. The primary suite is a serene retreat with vaulted ceilings, backyard views, and a flexible adjoining space. The luxurious bath includes heated floors, dual vanities, soaking tub, and separate closets. Ideally located near shops,dining,parks and top-rated schools, this home offers exceptional quality, space, and lifestyle.

Directions: Lovers Lane north on Turtle Creek. Corner of Turtle Creek and Stanford Avenue.