This Dallas mid-century warehouse conversion was transformed into a single-family home for its owners, who desired an urban lifestyle change. Located in the stylish Dallas Design District, the former print shop was converted into a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home that retains the mid-century warehouse structure on a 3816 square foot dock-high foundation with 14' exposed joist ceilings throughout the interior. The building's original architecture inspired the industrial chic design, fixtures, finishes, and décor. Unlike most industrial loft spaces in the Design District, this home includes green outdoor living. A two-car garage sits beside the gated front courtyard, which is landscaped with mature trees and shrubbery. A covered back patio with a built-in grill overlooks a private 30' x 20' rear yard that once served as a rail spur for train deliveries. The spiral staircase ascends to offer stellar views of the Dallas skyline to the east and sunsets to the west. In addition to the home’s private open space, the Trinity River Park and the Trinity Strand Hike and Bike Trail are located just a block away. Designer finishes are featured throughout, with stainless steel appliances, including: Stainless steel kitchen countertops and backsplash, Full-size Electrolux refrigerator and freezer, Thermador six-burner cooktop, Thermador dishwasher, wine cooler, Thermador double oven, Grohe plumbing fixtures and a Security alarm and camera. Mixed Use Zoning