If you think you know condo living, think again. I’ve always thought Regency Row is the best possible place to live an urban lifestyle in Dallas. I liken it to luxury living in Paris.
The ultimate living experience in France is having a luxurious pied-à-Terre in Paris and a large estate in the country. That multi-story home in the heart of the city is a perfect lock-and-leave situation. Regency Row provides that same city experience, in Dallas, with all the views and all the style you expect. O.K., it’s not a view of the Eiffel Tower, but come on, it’s still a spectacular city view!
The fact that you can lease this lifestyle and an excellent view is a win-win. Without a doubt, this is the ultimate lease for a family used to city life. You have access to over 80 restaurants within a quarter of a mile. The American Airlines Center is basically down the street. You don’t have to own a car (dream world for me). Best of all, you have all the amenities of the Ritz Hotel because Regency Row is comprised of only four townhomes that are part of the Ritz-Carlton complex.
Regency Row was built by the legendary Robert A.M. Stern and constructed to withstand any of our North Texas weather craziness. You have privacy, amenities, security, and safety in 6,079-square-feet, spread over five levels, with three bedrooms, a study with a full bath that can easily be a fourth bedroom, four bathrooms, and a powder bath.
A high-speed elevator connects all of the floors, which is handy when you are schlepping those suitcases from the private 3-car garage to the third-floor principal suite. Yes, I said floor because the principal suite is an entire floor.
But my favorite feature is that glass-enclosed office. I have always hated offices that make you feel cooped up. This gives you privacy without claustrophobia ever setting in and a view of the outdoors.
Add to all of this loveliness the fact you have outdoor space on each level. If it’s not a patio, a Juliette balcony, or a terrace, it’s a rooftop oasis.
“The dedicated rooftop terrace has a completely functional indoor-outdoor entertaining space,” Allie Beth Allman’s listing agent Sanders Avrea said. “This Regency Row townhome is perfect for a sophisticated clientele that wants the residential feel of a single-family home in a condominium. It’s essentially a ground-floor penthouse and the only opportunity for that lifestyle in the city.”
And, I repeat, it’s for lease! If you are one of the waves of folks ready to relocate to Dallas because it’s a great place to live, this is a beautiful landing spot to get to know our city! Sanders has Regency Row at the Ritz, 2555 N. Pearl Street, Unit RR4 , listed for $40,000 a month.
