Tree House Views From This Bluffview Home

Posted July 25th, 2012 | by The Update

The fortunate owner of 4626 Watauga can drink in tree-top views from nearly every room in this breathtaking example of modern architecture at its most livable. The 1.27-acre estate lot is located in Dallas’s premier neighborhood of Bluffview, where rolling hills, meandering brooks, expanses of green space and natural woodlands abound.

Part glass house, part tree house, this remarkable home combines the best of both: walls of windows make the natural setting part of the interior and create the feeling of living outside. Noted Dallas architect Jason Smith combined talents with nationally recognized interior designer Emily Summers for a home that celebrates, enhances and reflects its spectacular setting.

Contact Julie Gilbert with Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty at (214) 403-9838 for more information on this home. Visit briggsfreeman.com for many more incredible modern homes in Dallas and beyond.

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