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Jun 13, 2017, 1:15 pm
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The Mondara Highland Park
The Mondara is Highland Park's hottest new development. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
The residences were built by Robert Elliott Custom Homes. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
Most residences are already sold or under contract. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
Pricing starts at $1 million, and the finishes and materials reflect that. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
The architecture firm Stocker, Hoesterey and Montenegro designed the homes. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
Gas fireplaces with stone surrounds are standard. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
Open floorplans reflect modern living. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
Large Lincoln windows flood the homes with light. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
The master bathroom features high-end touches such as a floating vanity and walk-in shower. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
A Victoria & Albert tub is showcased along the wood wall. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
The homes average a little over 2,000 square feet, making each room spacious. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
Outdoor living spaces abound in the courtyard. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
Green spaces and fountains join lush landscaping outside. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
A putting green lets you keep your golf game in shape. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
The Mondara Highland Park
The Highland Park location is highly desirable. Photo courtesy of The Mondara
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It's unusual to find a condominium in Highland Park that's built more like a single-family home, and that's what sets The Mondara apart. The residences in this luxury development are single-story, a design feature that custom home builder Robert Elliott and architecture firm Stocker, Hoesterey and Montenegro chose specifically to make them feel more like traditional homes — but with the lock-and-leave convenience a condo affords.

“We are filling a void in the marketplace with The Mondara," says Elliott. "Previously the only multi-family product in the neighborhood was three-story. The architectural design of The Mondara comes from crafting over 80 high-end, single-family homes in the neighborhood. That experience is where The Mondara is crafted from.”

Its single-story layout isn't the only element that makes The Mondara special, however. With construction recently completed, only a handful of units remain, showing exactly how excited Dallas homebuyers are to get in on the ground floor of this development.

Pricing begins at around $1 million, with all the luxe finishes you would expect of that tier: Sub-Zero and Wolf stainless steel appliances, marble and quartz countertops, gas fireplaces with stone surrounds, and impeccable design throughout. The home are also geothermal, exhibiting their energy efficiency at every opportunity.

Large terraces look out over the landscaped courtyard, which boasts fountains and a putting green. A concierge is available to handle any request, while an on-site guest suite is sure to come in handy when visitors arrive.

Its location is perhaps The Mondara's biggest perk: Residents are within walking distance of eateries such as Taverna and Toulouse Cafe and Bar, hot shopping like Lululemon, the Katy Trail, and all the nightlife that the Knox-Henderson area provides. Homes are in the Highland Park school district, which furthers the notion of buying a community as much as a place to live.

Most residences are also sold or already under contract, but you still might be able to snag one if you act fast. Go here to contact a sales representative and for more information.

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