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Homes

The Tuscan The Mediterranean The English

Builders

Brian Michael Distinctive Homes Heritage Homes Kensington Custom Homes

Interior Designers

Elements of Design Susan Semmelmann Interiors Heritage Interiors

Architectural Designers

C.A. Nelson Architectural Group Arch House Collaborative Heritage Design Studio

Realtors

Sophie Tel Diaz Real Estate Jeannie Anderson Group George & Noonan Real Estate Group

2020 Dream Street Blueprints: 1105 High Court, Lot 5

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1105 High Court, Lot 5

The architect: Flynn + Watson Architects is no stranger to Fort Worth Magazine’s Dream Homes. The firm, founded by Lyn Flynn and Scott Watson in 2013, drew the plans for the magazine’s 2013 Dream Home in West Fort Worth’s Monticello neighborhood. Watson has been architect on several of the magazine’s Dream Homes. The Fort Worth firm focuses on residential design, historical preservation, and light commercial; and it’s one of the architects for Clearfork’s luxury Riverhills development in southwest Fort Worth.

The home: Being built by WillowTree and decked out inside by Susan Semmelmann Interiors, the design is a cross between transitional and contemporary. The inspiration is a hotel in New York City. The home, at 7,551 square feet, is two stories with five bedrooms, six baths, two garages, multiple living spaces, and a pool. The open floor plan takes in the living spaces, kitchen, and wine room and connects easily to the outdoor spaces. The home is expected to list for $3.2 million to $3.4 million.

Fun fact: The home is the only one in the Oxford Place cul-de-sac that backs up to Carroll Middle School. So WillowTree, headed by Travis Franks and Jody Alumbaugh, plan to erect a screen that includes an 8-foot cedar privacy fence and the planting of 25 to 30 red oak trees. Franks says the screen will create a “natural forest feel.”

 

Subcontractors:

Builder: WillowTree Luxury Homes / Home plans: Flynn + Watson Architects / Interiors: Susan Semmelmann Interiors / Appliances: Expressions Home Gallery / Cabinets, kitchen: The Kitchen Source / Concrete flatwork: Blythe Concrete / Countertops, fabrication: Absolute Stone / Countertops, material: Levantina / Doors, exterior front: M2 Metals / Drywall and texture: Alliance Drywall / Electrician: MPT Electric / Fire protection system: Haynes Fire Protection / Flooring material, tile: Daltile / Foundation: Blythe Concrete / Garage doors/openers: Open Up Garage Doors / Gutters: Loveless Gutters / Hardware, cabinets: Pierce Fine Hardware & Plumbing / HVAC, equipment and thermostats: Hawk Air Co. / Insulation: New Leaf Foam Insulation / Light fixtures: Passion Lighting / Low voltage/AV/security: Comware AV / Lumber and trusses: DeFord’s Lumber Co. / Outdoor lighting: Passion Lighting / Plumbing, fixtures: Expressions Home Gallery / Plumbing, labor and supplies: Posey Plumbing / Pool: Claffey Pools / Shower glass and mirrors: Fashion Glass & Mirror / Stucco, material and labor: MCD Stucco / Wine room cabinets: Vineyard Wine Cellars 

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