$599,900

Price moved. Terms moved. The address did not. AND, with an acceptable offer the owner funds your choice: a 2-1 rate buydown, or your first full year of HOA dues paid at closing. Roughly $12K, either way. This is THE eloquently renovated 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath Westpark townhome in Highland Park ISD: 1,858 square feet from two original flats, combined by a luxury interior designer and joined by a custom staircase. Every electrical wire and outlet are new. All plumbing replaced. New Pella Windows. The mechanicals are all replaced: Carrier furnace and AC (2016), Rheem tankless water heater (2025), 200-amp service. The kitchen is where the money went, luxury appliances and finishes throughout: Calacatta-veined quartz running the length of the oversized island to a waterfall edge, a gas cooktop set in the stone, KitchenAid double wall ovens and a built-in convection microwave stacked into shaker cabinetry that climbs to the ceiling, a glass-front refrigerator, and the building's original brick chimney running through the middle of it. Both baths taken to the studs: quartz vanities, marble hex floors, glass-mosaic accents, frameless glass. Luxury flooring, refinished white oak throughout, with plantation shutters at every Pella window. A sunroom wrapped on three sides in windows overlooks a private fenced courtyard under mature trees. Upstairs, a primary suite with sitting area, walk-in closet and spa bath; the second bedroom has its own en-suite bath and two closets. Private two-car garage with alley access. The HOA is not a mystery: $980 a month covers structure insurance, exterior and grounds maintenance, front and back yard care and management. You own the interior and the address; the association owns the lawnmower. Five minutes to Highland Park Village, ten to Uptown, Knox-Henderson, SMU and Love Field. Bradfield, McCulloch, Highland Park Middle, Highland Park High. Under $600,000 in Highland Park ISD, every system new, renovation done. See it before the spring rush.