Here is another North Dallas mid-century modern that just went on the market (listed Oct 19, 2006) on Rosser Road, near Royal west of the Toll Road.

http://www.davidgriffin.com/index.aspx?List=2967Agent=101Area=6id=ctrl/Detail.ascx
http://www.ebby.com/details/-2255950.html

10247 Rosser Road, Dallas, TX 75229. Listing Price: $419,000. MLS#10645229.

Listing Agent: George Haynes at David Griffin.

MLS Description:

TOTALLY ORIGINAL WELL MAINTAINED MID-CENTURY MODERN HOME ON HEAVILY TREED, LANDSCAPED YARD. 3-2-2, 2 LA'S, STUDY, COVERED PATIO ADJOINING SUNROOM. ORIGINAL CORK TILE FLOORS IN LR, DR, HALLS BEDROOMS. LARGE KITCHEN HAS ORIGINAL MAHOGANY CABINETS WITH ORIGINAL HARDWARE. CURVED CORNER FP IN MAIN LR. DESIGNED BY ARCHITECT THOMAS SCOTT DEAN IN 1954, THIS HOME MAINTAINS ALL THE INTEGRITY OF ITS ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION.

Description from David Griffin website listing:

This sophisticated mid-century modern home designed by noted architect Thomas Scott Dean, is truly a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. The home has been meticulously maintained in its original 1954 style and boasts a grace and style rarely seen in a home of this age. Surrounded by towering oaks, graceful Japanese maples and flowering dogwoods amid large private courtyards, this home is truly its own private oasis.

The home is highlighted with the original cork floors in the main living areas, hall and bathrooms. The custom mahogany cabinetry in the kitchen is original to the home as are the mahogany built-ins and paneling throughout the home.

The formal living room has a curved, corner fireplace, lots of built-ins and a vaulted ceiling. The oversized family room has a wall of windows overlooking the well-shaded, fenced courtyard. The courtyard itself is highlighted with pebble walkways, a tiered fountain and lots of ornamental trees and shrubs.

The large kitchen has black slate floors, raised countertops and recently upgraded black appliances. Although original, the kitchen is in beautiful condition and retains all of the characteristics of its mid-1950’s style.

The large secluded back yard is well-shaded, fenced and highlighted with an open patio and winding pebble walkways. Additional features include a front entry, two car garage and recent roof (2001).

This home is truly a perfect example of original mid-century modern architecture just waiting for its perfect new owner.

This was a nice house, I actually used to own it and sold it 5 years ago, then, now that I am in real estate, I brought the new buyers, sort of unusual but it fun being back in it again.  Cabinetry and paneling are original, and the home has a great open floorplan that is a surprise when you go inside.

Previously modmark wrote:

Here is another North Dallas mid-century modern that just went on the market (listed Oct 19, 2006) on Rosser Road, near Royal west of the Toll Road.

http://www.davidgriffin.com/index.aspx?List=2967Agent=101Area=6id=ctrl/Detail.ascx
http://www.ebby.com/details/-2255950.html

10247 Rosser Road, Dallas, TX 75229. Listing Price: $419,000. MLS#10645229.

Listing Agent: George Haynes at David Griffin.

MLS Description:

TOTALLY ORIGINAL WELL MAINTAINED MID-CENTURY MODERN HOME ON HEAVILY TREED, LANDSCAPED YARD. 3-2-2, 2 LA'S, STUDY, COVERED PATIO ADJOINING SUNROOM. ORIGINAL CORK TILE FLOORS IN LR, DR, HALLS BEDROOMS. LARGE KITCHEN HAS ORIGINAL MAHOGANY CABINETS WITH ORIGINAL HARDWARE. CURVED CORNER FP IN MAIN LR. DESIGNED BY ARCHITECT THOMAS SCOTT DEAN IN 1954, THIS HOME MAINTAINS ALL THE INTEGRITY OF ITS ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION.

Description from David Griffin website listing:

This sophisticated mid-century modern home designed by noted architect Thomas Scott Dean, is truly a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. The home has been meticulously maintained in its original 1954 style and boasts a grace and style rarely seen in a home of this age. Surrounded by towering oaks, graceful Japanese maples and flowering dogwoods amid large private courtyards, this home is truly its own private oasis.

The home is highlighted with the original cork floors in the main living areas, hall and bathrooms. The custom mahogany cabinetry in the kitchen is original to the home as are the mahogany built-ins and paneling throughout the home.

The formal living room has a curved, corner fireplace, lots of built-ins and a vaulted ceiling. The oversized family room has a wall of windows overlooking the well-shaded, fenced courtyard. The courtyard itself is highlighted with pebble walkways, a tiered fountain and lots of ornamental trees and shrubs.

The large kitchen has black slate floors, raised countertops and recently upgraded black appliances. Although original, the kitchen is in beautiful condition and retains all of the characteristics of its mid-1950’s style.

The large secluded back yard is well-shaded, fenced and highlighted with an open patio and winding pebble walkways. Additional features include a front entry, two car garage and recent roof (2001).

This home is truly a perfect example of original mid-century modern architecture just waiting for its perfect new owner.