16821 Park Hill Drive

THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

A place to picture your next chapter.

A private resort in the heart of Far North Dallas. Beautifully reimagined with timeless character, sophisticated finishes and exceptional indoor-outdoor living, this distinctive residence offers the rare opportunity to enjoy luxury, privacy and effortless entertaining in an enviable Richardson ISD location. Set on an approximately 11,038 square ft lot, this 4 bed, 4 bath home offers 3,120 sq ft of beautifully updated living space. A comprehensive 2019 renovation transformed the home with meticulous attention to detail including Custom Iron double entry doors, Oak hardwood floors, imported Saltillo tile, custom interior doors, elegant millwork and seamless flooring transitions. The beautifully appointed kitchen pairs Quartz countertops and Marble backsplash with Bosch appliances creating a refined space equally suited to intimate mornings and sophisticated entertaining. 3 flexible living areas allow the home to effortlessly adapt to today’s lifestyle while the great room—with fireplace, extensive built-ins, integrated AV wiring and dedicated media closet opens naturally to the outdoor living spaces. Step outside and the experience changes completely. The private backyard is an entertainer’s dream centered around a resort style pool and expansive pool area. A covered patio, professional landscaping and poolside landscape lighting create an inviting setting for quiet afternoons, lively gatherings and unforgettable evenings. An 8 ft Cedar privacy fence and electric driveway gate provide an exceptional sense of seclusion. Additional improvements include a 40-year roof (2017), radiant barrier, gutter guards and hot water heater (2023). Sophisticated. Private. Effortlessly livable. This exceptional Far North Dallas residence brings together elevated interiors, versatile living spaces and a resort-caliber backyard. A home designed not simply to impress, but to be enjoyed.

Listing brokerage: Orchard Brokerage · MLS 21378354. Information should be independently verified.