3901 Turtle Creek Boulevard, Residence 7

Tucked within the exclusive, gated and 24-hour guarded Place des Vosges enclave on Turtle Creek Blvd, just south of Highland Park, this extraordinary Andres Construction custom-built one owner residence offers a rare convergence of architectural integrity, museum-quality construction and world-class artistry. One of only 16 homes in this prestigious community, the property stands apart for its bespoke design and unparalleled features. Created with art collectors in mind, the home’s most remarkable feature is the James Turrell Skyspace, one of only a handful in residential settings worldwide. Set within a circular, rosewood-paneled library beneath a turret, the motorized roof opens to the sky, transforming the space into an immersive light installation and experience. Equally significant is the monumental 18th-century marble chimneypiece attributed to Sir Henry Cheere, carver to Westminster Abbey, an approximately six-foot-tall hand-carved work of art anchoring the dramatic two-story living room Designed by James Langford as a modern interpretation of a French château, the home showcases a solid limestone exterior, slate roof, and commercial-grade steel and concrete construction, an uncommon level of quality in residential real estate. Inside, a striking contemporary aesthetic unfolds, carefully curated by designer Paul Draper, with an exceptional palette of limestone, marble, onyx, lime-washed ash, plaster and metalwork. This exceptional residence features three bedrooms, multiple living and dining areas, a media room, gallery spaces, private office spaces, elevator access to all four levels, and refined indoor-outdoor living. A rare offering, this home is both a sophisticated retreat and a true collector’s unique treasure in one of Dallas’ most coveted locations.