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Dallas

$2,725,000

4718 W Amherst Avenue, Dallas, TX 75209

Beds

4

Baths

6

Sq ft

4,496

Lot size

7,492 sq ft

$ / sq ft

$606

Year built

2026

School district

Dallas ISD

Upcoming open house

About this home

A modern Parisian statement — refined, romantic, and quietly seductive. Crafted by Alexander Hunt Distinct Homes, with architecture by John Lively & Associates and interiors by Savvy House — this residence blends timeless European influence with sharp, contemporary execution. A limestone-framed entry and bespoke glass façade set the tone, giving way to interiors bathed in natural light. Walls of glass and floor-to-ceiling windows dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, creating an atmosphere that feels both open and intimate. The kitchen is sculptural in form and function — anchored by an oversized quartz island and appointed with Thermador appliances, a concealed walk-in appliance pantry, and a striking glass wine display designed as much for conversation as it is for collection. Privately positioned, the primary suite is a retreat of quiet indulgence — vaulted beams, a generous sitting area, and a spa bath that feels pulled from a boutique hotel. A freestanding tub, curb-less shower, and garden views create a sense of calm, while the three-tiered custom closet with center island connects seamlessly to the laundry for effortless living. Upstairs, a full-width game room and wet bar offer a more playful energy — ideal for entertaining — alongside a sitting area with built in bookcases, three ensuite bedrooms, each with walk-in closets. Throughout the home, Level 4 smooth-finish walls, 11-foot ceilings, and precise architectural detailing create a backdrop of understated luxury. Integrated smart-home technology and whole-home connectivity ensure the experience is as intelligent as it is beautiful. Concrete flat tile roof and paver driveway exude sophistication and luxury designs. The result is a home that feels curated, composed, and undeniably alluring — where every line, material, and moment has been considered.