Condo Cool

Gaze out over Dallas from this chicly remodeled condo's twin balconies

Condo Cool

Gaze out over Dallas from this chicly remodeled condo's twin balconies

The spacious kitchen in unit 10E at 3831 Turtle Creek Blvd. was built for entertaining.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
The condo has undergone a complete remodel — and it shows.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
It's listed for $795,000 by Ebby Halliday Realtors.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
A separate dining area has the Dallas skyline as a backdrop.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
The corner unit has two balconies for double the views.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
Gray wood flooring and white walls let the floor-to-ceiling windows take the spotlight.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
A roomy walk-in shower is just one fabulous feature in the remodeled master bathroom.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
The second bedroom has one wall make entirely of glass.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
No matter which balcony you choose, the view won't disappoint.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
The lights of Dallas glitter at night.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
The Warrington is know for its superior amenities, including the pool and spa.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
A state-of-the-art gym is available to residents.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
The Katy Trail is nearby, offering a tranquil bit of green.Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors

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The prestigious condos at The Warrington are coveted not only for their incredible Uptown location — Turtle Creek Boulevard and Blackburn Street, with Oak Lawn Avenue right nearby — but also for their sleek, modern styling. Originally built in 1981, most of the units at 3831 Turtle Creek Blvd. have already undergone massive upgrades, including the contemporary retreat of 10E.

This 2,207-square-foot corner unit boasts two balconies, offering up double the Dallas views and an extra dash of privacy. A complete remodel has added modern touches throughout, with a chic gray and white color palette that allows the impressive views to claim the spotlight. Two living areas and a large dining area are complemented by a modern kitchen that's outfitted with stainless steel Bosch appliances, white cabinets, and gray quartz countertops.

There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with the spacious master suite enjoying a walk-in custom closet, large shower, desk nook, and laundry closet.

You're situated practically across the street from several top eateries, including Paul Martin's American Grill, East Hampton Sandwich Co., and Zoës Kitchen, along with workout mecca ZYN22 and fashion boutique Mill No. 3. The Katy Trail also winds its way behind the building, just on the other side of Turtle Creek.

The building itself is known for its superior resident services, which span such amenities as a pool and hot tub, outdoor kitchen, tennis courts, updated gym, and an entertaining area. Two parking spaces and a storage unit are also included, while the monthly HOA dues ensure that the front yard and building are looking their sparkling best.

Listed for $795,000 by the Shuey Group with Ebby Halliday Realtors, the condo is a rare opportunity to get into a high-profile building in a highly desirable neighborhood for under $1 million — and it probably won't last long.

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House for sale in NE Dallas has glorious glossy pink '50s bathroom

Facade of 10217 Estacado Dr. with original brick.10217 Estacado
Right angle window on the corner of the living room at 10217 Estacado.10217 Estacado
Clever update of kitchen at 10217 Estacado Dr. pays a number of homages to the '50s.10217 Estacado
Original '50s pink tile bathroom at 10217 Estacado Dr. is in flawless condition.10217 Estacado
Backyard at 10217 Estacado Dr. has a deck and a pergola.10217 Estacado

There's a cool '50s house for sale in northeast Dallas with an epic original tile bathroom. The house is at 10217 Estacado Dr., in the Reinhardt neighborhood, just east of Casa Linda Plaza and White Rock Lake and all the good East Dallas things.

Built in 1952, it has 1,379 square feet — pretty good size for a '52 house — with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath, and an attached one-car garage. It's listed for $329,500 by Ashley Beane of Allie Beth Allman & Assoc.

"Fall in love with timeless mid-century charm in this light-filled 3-bedroom, 1-bath home, located on a tree-lined East Dallas street!" the listing says.

There are well-maintained hardwood floors throughout the living areas, while an extra-spacious kitchen features a garden window, Corian countertops, and a Bosch dishwasher. Recent updates include a new HVAC system installed in 2024 and an Ecobee smart thermostat.

The living room has an L-shaped picture window that's on the corner — a nice touch. French doors open from the dining room to a sunroom-utility area which holds the washer dryer and could be used for hobbies or extra storage.

The listing makes no mention of the bathroom but it is a stunner, with original pink tile and maroon trim, in perfect glossy condition. It has a pedestal sink and a long, extended counter in pink tile; cabinets with glass knobs; plus an original gas wall heater. The floor is probably updated because it looks pretty new, but it has a retro vibe that matches the era.

Harming this bathroom in any way would surely be a felony offense.

Real estate listings sometimes say things like "the house has been respectfully updated" but then you'll see the updates, and they'll be 100 percent modern looking.

But this house actually is respectfully updated, with some clever, thoughful touches. For example, the kitchen has a black & white checkerboard ceramic tile floor — a modern homage to the 50's-style black & white diner type floor. The handles on the cabinets are a crescent '50s curvy design. They also kept the scalloped edging along the cabinet edges, but the cabinets are painted white so it acts as a quiet little wink.

They kept other signature touches like the sweet little bookshelf room divider between the living room and the dining room, a trademark of that era; and the little built-in wall phone stand in the hallway.

They also did not paint the exterior brick which is a beautiful ruddy red, with a neat little geometric pattern in the way the bricks were laid around the edges. That stuff always ends up looking cheap when the brick is painted.

They also kept the original ornate iron support beam on the front porch — much more elegant than the fugly squat wooden beams that bad flippers have been in the habit of replacing them with.

Cute little bookshelf room divider between the living room and the dining room at 10217 Estacado Dr.10217 Estacado

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