2816 Mcfarlin Boulevard

University Park, TX 75205

Designed by Paul Turney and built by Kienast Custom Homes in 2019, this three-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath residence blends classic architecture with modern ease. Tumbled Old English brick, custom metal canopies, and mature trees lend a refined presence along one of University Park’s most distinguished boulevards. Inside, white-oak floors, designer fixtures, and Holly Hunt drapery set a tone of subtle luxury. Natural light fills the open living and dining areas, each framed by woven grass shades and thoughtful proportions. The kitchen combines form and function with Miele and Viking appliances, a Liebherr refrigerator and freezer, and a walk-in pantry designed for effortless entertaining. The primary suite adds heated floors, dual baths, a coffee bar, and automated shades that filter light throughout the day, while guest suites echo the same sense of refinement. The downstairs family den features a built-in sink, refrigerator, and fine stone countertops for everyday living and entertaining. An upstairs media room offers a quiet retreat. A courtyard by Archiverde anchors the home, with cut limestone and artificial turf beneath Savannah Hollies and Japanese Maples. A copper-spouted water feature and an outdoor shower add a resort-like ease. Modern systems enhance every detail: whole-home AV, smart thermostats, motorized window treatments, and an elevator connecting all levels. Located minutes from Highland Park Village and Southern Methodist University, with Armstrong Elementary serving the neighborhood, 2816 McFarlin offers a timeless balance of comfort and craftsmanship.

Listing courtesy of Faisal Halum of Compass RE Texas, LLC. Faisal.Halum@Compass.com



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