10/12/2026
Métier Maison Featured Listing of the Week | Highland Park, Texas
4 Beds | 6 Baths | 6,049 Sq. Ft. | Offered at $8,750,000
3610 Lindenwood Avenue
Few homes in Highland Park can treat Lockhart Park as an extension of their own grounds. This one faces it directly. Architect James Langford designed the residence in 2016, then returned with contractor Susan Newell to lead a full renovation from 2023 to 2025. Built on a steel frame with post-tensioned concrete, it is a modern home made to commercial standards and composed around light and texture.
The great room rises twenty-two feet to a band of clerestory windows, anchored by a single plane of cold-rolled steel that holds the fireplace, television, and sound. The Bulthaup kitchen centers on two islands, one clad in four bookmatched, illuminated onyx slabs. Beyond it, a lounge with a full bar opens to a covered porch with an outdoor kitchen and motorized screens.
Outside, a waterfall joins the new spa and pool among fire and water features, lawn, privacy walls, and magnolias. The entire top floor belongs to a 1,400 square foot primary suite with elevator access, his and hers baths, a coffee bar, and a screened porch opening to a private terrace above the park.
The setting carries its own lineage. Highland Park was laid out by planner Wilbur David Cook around the greenways of Turtle Creek, and daily life here still moves at a walking pace: two blocks to the Katy Trail and Knox Street, and a short walk to Highland Park Village, the 1931 Spanish Colonial center recognized as the nation’s first self-contained shopping center. Mornings in the park, evenings in the Village, and a home built to support an ideal home and lifestyle in between.
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