A Frank Lloyd Wright/Kelly Oliver Estate

Located in the epicenter of the DFW Metroplex, this space is an architecturally significant mid-century modern home situated on a private gated estate just 10 minutes south of DFW airport. The home was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright protégé’s, Kelly Oliver and David George and is built entirely out of a single redwood tree. A slice of the root ball is now the coffee table in the main living area. The home has a deep connection to nature as it is located in a wooded setting. Clad in stucco, wood, patinated copper, and steel, the home makes a stunning backdrop to any production. Designed in 1962 and constructed in1971, this prairie style home was completely restored in 2019. The 6700 square foot home has 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 2 gourmet kitchens accompanied by 2 separate breakfast and dining areas. Two large living rooms, each with bars and fireplaces provide excellent space for shooting. The home provides an abundance of locations with ample room as well as cozy smaller spaces, still with ample room, such as the library. There are two separate entrances, a green house, 10 car garage and some additional covered parking. From the living room, you can look thru the atrium onto a 3500 square foot courtyard featuring a geometric swimming pool with a fountain and waterfall — all surrounded by lush landscaping designed by preeminent landscape architects, Naud Burnett and Partners. The home is more than 70% floor to ceiling glass walls in a heavily wooded setting providing an excellent space to control light.