This Midway Hills Modern Tudor is the best example of having it all I’ve found in a long time. It has everything, starting with 5,735 square feet, four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a powder bath. But what is absolutely exquisite in this home are the details, and those create lasting character.
A chevron pattern hardwood floor in the vestibule grounds, the floor-to-ceiling paneled walls, and the Chippendale staircase. I don’t think I’ve ever seen such attention paid to an opening between rooms. The entry into the living area features a decorative octagonal relief pattern that is simply beautiful.
That character continues to unfold in coffered ceiling treatments in the formal dining and family rooms. This is not only a decorative element but also makes rooms look larger while absorbing sound, which is critical in our open-plan living spaces today. Remember, the ceiling is essentially a fifth wall that allows for creative expression. Coffered ceilings are timeless, offering classic detail to a modern home.
What really seals the deal on newer homes are kitchens. Once you see the Bertazzoni gourmet showhouse-worthy kitchen in this Midway Hills modern Tudor, you’ll be planning that first dinner party.
The first floor offers a principal suite, opening to the patio, a guest room/study with a mudroom, pantry, and laundry just off of the garage. Upstairs, there are three large ensuite bedrooms, a home office, a media room, and a huge game room with a balcony.
This modern Tudor has all of the bells and whistles with energy-efficient tankless water heaters, foam insulation, and tons of storage space.
So we have a gorgeous 2015 home in a classic neighborhood, but wait, there’s more! This Midway Hills modern Tudor is on almost a half-acre creek lot with a beach-entry pool surrounded by mature trees. The kids can walk across the street to Northaven Park and Harry C. Withers Elementary School.
What more can you ask for?
RE/MAX DFW Associates agent Von Truong, has this beautiful Midway Hills modern Tudor at 11241 Rosser Road listed for $1.65 million.
