’70s house perfect for art collectors asks $1.1M

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Location: Dallas, Texas

Price: $1,065,000

For art lovers, a house isn’t just a house—it’s a blank canvas. Take This Bud Oglesby-designed stunner in Dallas, which is filled with ample opportunities for showcasing art of all kinds.

Now on the market for $1.065M, the 1978 design has luxe touches including white brick walls, refinished wood floors, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Walking in the front door, you’re welcomed into a cavernous open-plan living space with soaring ceilings and large white walls that span the room with plenty of space to hang art. A stylish steel staircase leads upstairs to a glassy bridge that overlooks the dining room.

Photo by Stephen Reed courtesy of Sotheby’s

Photo by Stephen Reed courtesy of Sotheby’s

At 2,644 square feet, the house dedicates most of its space to the living area, though it boasts two large bedrooms with walk-in closets and a spacious master bathroom. Downstairs, the rear of the house offers another winning moment, where glass walls open up the kitchen to the patio.

Located 4043 Travis Street, this art collector’s dream home is now on the market for $1,065,000.

Photo by Stephen Reed courtesy of Sotheby’s

Photo by Stephen Reed courtesy of Sotheby’s

Photo by Stephen Reed courtesy of Sotheby’s

Photo by Stephen Reed courtesy of Sotheby’s

Photo by Stephen Reed courtesy of Sotheby’s

Photo by Stephen Reed courtesy of Sotheby’s

Via: Sotheby’s