Minimalism meets maximum potential. Published in both Dwell and D Magazines, Throckmorton architect Ed Baum’s masterpiece leans on his aptitude for utility and effortless design by embracing open space, clean lines and natural light. The open air garage is the ultimate flex space. Park two cars or host a dinner party in this covered space that acts a welcoming passage to this rare 1-floor residence. Inside, guests are greeted by 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and a seamless floorplan complete with an uninterrupted view of the private interior courtyard. But Throckmorton isn’t just easy on the eyes, the continuous storage closet that runs the length of the home is just one of the functional attributes for future owners. Additionally, the current owners have a replaced roof, HVAC system, waterheater and kitchen appliances. A rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural brilliance in this prime Dallas location, 2714 Throckmorton is a statement in urban living.