Located in the tucked away Cloisters neighborhood sits this stunning Coastal Modern Farmhouse which underwent an extensive transformation this past year. The bank of windows along the back of the home offer views of White Rock Lake and creates a unique lake house feel. This 5 bedroom, 6 bathroom property is highlighted by an extensive open kitchen to living room creating a relaxing atmosphere that brings the outdoors inside. The use of textures, a tranquil palette, and immaculate design vision provided a renewal for a tired house elevating this home to a Lakewood treasure.
Described by its homeowners as "Lakewood Classic Contemporary" this custom new build was meticulously raised and redesigned in 2008. Within its 3800 square feet are plenty of unique design elements which reflect the homeowners different personalities. The homeowners repurposed the original 1940s Austin stone into a retaining wall surrounding the sloping lot. Four bedrooms, an expansive gathering kitchen, over 40 windows, and a pool built into the foundation gives this home both a serene and exciting environment in which to live.
This stunning 1979 mid century modern was designed, built, and formerly owned by local architect, David Ludwick for himself and his family in 1979. The current homeowners took the property through extensive renovations for two years showcasing the homes original charm. It has astonishing views of the property's .5 acre creek from every room. The use of walled windows combined with red oak allow light to flood into the living environment. The interior features many unique design elements that beautifully complement its distinctive architectural style.
This 2016 modern new build was envisioned by the homeowners with entertaining in mind. It features 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and a side yard that is integrated into the home giving it a unique indoor-outdoor living feel. The Brazilian homeowners' interior style beautifully reflects their love of culture and importance of family. With four living spaces and two kitchens in and out this home is truly an entertainer's dream space.
This exquisite Dines and Kraft home, built in 1935 by renowned architect Charles Dilbeck, meticulously blends into the natural beauty of Lakewood. Representing one of the famous "Dilbeck Triplets", his notable French Tudor style is readily apparent but also has a unique personality to differentiate itself from its siblings. The graceful interior design and décor introduced by Dilbeck exudes elegance while carefully maintaining a tranquil and livable feel. The Dilbeck legacy is defined by his unique balance of the historic Tudor charm with his own eclectic design. The home underwent a complete interior remodel in 2017 providing an opportunity to supplement the owner's personal flair while maintaining elements of the architect's original features.
One of Lakewood "Dilbeck triplets", this home provides an estate setting in the heart of the city. As the original house designed by Charles Dilbeck, this 0.8 acre property has been seamlessly expanded and renovated. With 4 en-suite bedrooms, three living areas, a gym, and two offices, this home is perfect for both work and play. The backyard provides a private oasis perfect for entertaining and even boasts a former log cabin-turned-poolhouse. This space was once used to host neighborhood association meetings and cleverly dubbed "Lakewood City Hall".
The middle estate of Lakewood's "Dilbeck Triplets", has been breathtakingly updated unifying the historic with the current design that will satisfy both history buffs and the discerning eye. This historic charmer was built by Dines and Kraft and designed by noted architect Charles Dilbeck in 1932. The current homeowners have paired well-chosen materials with luxe furnishings creating the perfect balance of vintage and modern. The stunning pool and large surrounding grounds lead to a spacious an airy backhouse which mirrors the theme of perfection in the main residence.