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1918 Olive Street 4202

Dallas, TX 75201

Listing courtesy of Missy Woehr, Compass RE Texas, LLC.

$9,995,000

For Sale

Beds

Baths

Sqft

4,678

Year Built

2020

About this home

Commanding one half of the top floor of Museum Tower, Residence 4202 is a singular Dallas residence where exceptional scale, architectural presence and uncompromising craftsmanship converge. A private elevator arrival opens to a soaring 22-foot glass atrium, introducing interiors conceived with remarkable attention to proportion, material and light. Beyond, 12-foot walls of glass frame sweeping views across the city, creating an ever-changing backdrop from sunrise through evening. The residence is distinguished by an extraordinary collection of bespoke finishes and natural materials. Exotic walnut, maple and figured eucalyptus are complemented by custom cast and acid-etched architectural glass by Nathan Glass Studio, richly textured Philip Jeffries wallcoverings and a curated selection of distinctive quartzites. Each element has been considered as part of a cohesive architectural composition rather than simply an interior finish. At the heart of the residence, the kitchen pairs refined design with exceptional functionality, anchored by a custom La Cornue range and fully integrated Scanomat coffee system. Expansive living and entertaining spaces unfold with a sense of openness and restraint, equally suited to intimate evenings or significant gatherings. Private quarters are equally considered, with beautifully appointed primary accommodations featuring separate baths and dressing areas. A substantial private office provides an elegant retreat for work or study. This elegant space can also be used as a third bedroom. Two additional storage rooms and three premier parking spaces further distinguish the offering. Rare in scale, position and execution, Residence 4202 is more than a penthouse. It is an exceptional private residence at the pinnacle of Museum Tower—an opportunity of singular distinction in the heart of the Dallas Arts District.