Best properties on the market
30This week: Homes in Dallas–Fort Worth
3 X Dallas Sir
Alfred Bossom,
architect of
more than
300 skyscrap-
ers around the
world, built this
eight-bedroom
home in 1926.
The Elizabethan brick house
features 35 closets, eight full bath-
rooms, a hallway with a barrel ceil-
ing, a chestnut wood-paneled dining
room, and marble and wood floors.
The 1.2-acre property includes a
two-bedroom guesthouse, a pool,
and formal gardens with a fountain.
$3,995,000. Marilyn Hoffman,
Hoffman International Properties,
(817) 996-80801 W Dallas Local architects Larson & Pedigo built
this three-bedroom home in 2016. The stucco
house has large glass windows, high ceilings, a
1,100-bottle wine room, gallery walls, a kitchen
with clerestory lighting, and a master suite with
spa bathroom. The nearly half-acre green lot
features a covered patio area and a saltwater pool.
$2,099,000. Becky Frey, Compass, (214) 536-47272 X Fort Worth Rebuilt in 2019, this five-bedroom home has
a wooden cathedral ceiling and fireplace in the living room
constructed from the original house. Other details include
a gourmet kitchen, a first-floor master suite with patio ac-
cess, and an additional living room with a wet bar. Outside
are a covered fireplace and barbecue area and a finished
garage with double doors. $1,499,000. John Zimmerman,
Compass, (817) 247-6464Texas2,5 1,3,4,6