A new address is calling - and it's located in one of Dallas' most iconic residential buildings. Included on the National Register of Historic Places, 3525 is known by locals as the grande dame of Turtle Creek Boulevard. This rarely available 'B' unit, which features a postcard view of the downtown Dallas skyline, has been extensively updated. This handsome residence blends the charm of Howard Meyer's original mid-century modern architecture complete with its brise-soleil facade with the modern conveniences of today. Offering generous room sizes and gracious proportions not found in new construction, this home begins with a charming entry foyer leading to a spacious living area with hardwood flooring, banquet-sized dining room and a sleek kitchen featuring the original Crane cabinets, plus new quartz countertops, backsplash and stainless appliances from KitchenAid and Wolf. The intimate, loden green lounge is a wonderful place to sip a cocktail or read a book. A 22-foot long, tiled and screened balcony offers a retreat after a long day - a place to enjoy the twinkling lights of the city below. The bedrooms are designed with furniture placement in mind, with excellent storage and oversized windows. The primary suite features a dressing area, balcony access and enjoys the downtown view, while the sun-filled secondary bedroom has northern and sunset views. Both baths are updated with sleek finishes, gorgeous tile and gold hardware. Combining the glamour of a pre-war Upper East Side building in New York with the best of the Southwest, the building has been home to celebrities, politicians and titans of industry. Whether it's the round swimming pool, the beautiful Turtle Room with catering kitchen, or its many peace-of-mind services, 3525 offers elevated, inspired living in the Turtle Creek corridor, near downtown Dallas, the Arts District, Uptown, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Kalita Humphries theatre, the Katy Trail, Knox-Travis, and so much more.