Here is a question for you: When searching for a new pad, which of these luxuries is on your wish list?
A) Upscale scene. Living within walking distance of the city’s best bars and restaurants, and a rooftop terrace to overlook the Dallas skyline.
B) Spa day, every day. Ways to unwind such as a rainfall shower, jetted tub, private terrace, and an upscale pool complete with intimate fireside seating.
C) High-end activity. Easy access to trails for running and cycling and, of course, the latest and greatest workout equipment at the ready, including someone to show you how to use it.
D) Flawless design. Bespoke elements from every angle, including designer shelving, tech package, invisible speakers, super-high ceilings, and gourmet kitchen.
E) Professional efficiency. An onsite assistant to collect dry cleaning and arrange transportation, plus a convenient place to work and meet clients without leaving the building.
F) Animal- and eco-friendliness. Green design with energy-efficient appliances and lighting, not to mention a posh space for your pup to play.
Okay. Scrap the choosing. Let’s just agree that “all of the above” is the best answer.
Although many luxury apartment homes can boast one or two of these major amenities, The Taylor in Uptown Dallas is the only residence that has thought of everything.
When The Taylor hit the high-rise scene in 2013, the LEED-certified, 17-story tower was a revelation, setting a new standard for luxury living in the heart of Dallas. The idea behind The Taylor: Model a high-rise after the chicest boutique hotels in the world — then let people live in it.
The 24-hour concierge is just one example. They greet residents, sign for packages, and call for cars like any good doormen. Beyond that, they also have restaurant recommendations, nightclub privileges, and all are public notaries. So not only can the concierge ensure you get to skip a nightclub’s around-the-block line, but they can also provide a last-minute signature on important documents without any hassle.
In fact, every perk is upscale. The garage parking has electric car-charging stations; pets have their own lounge and bathing stations on the building’s seventh floor; and residents who work from home can use the Wi-Fi in any common area, take advantage of the coffee bar, set up shop in one of the business stations, and book a private conference room.
On top of everything else, the exercise facility has two levels of high-end Technogym equipment, including a projector for an elite indoor-cycling experience. The Taylor even has a guest suite so out-of-town friends and family can stay close — but not as close as your couch.
Yet, it’s The Taylor’s outdoor oasis that has made the biggest splash in Uptown. The space features a covered lounge and an open-air kitchen, all surrounding a sleek pool with fire features and serene waterfalls.
So really, there’s no question, residing at The Taylor is like being on vacation all year round.
To arrange a tour of the luxury high-rise residences, including the 2,313-square-foot penthouse, call 855-724-0805 or visit The Taylor website.
Look at the view from the rooftop at The Taylor.
Henry S. Miller, Jr (left) with Henry III on the roof of Highland Park Village, circa early 1980's.Photo courtesy of Miller family