Rarely does a home come to market with such authentic architectural roots. This documented mid-century modern residence sits proudly on a corner lot in the sought-after Lakeland Hills neighborhood of East Dallas, constructed in 1956 during the defining era that shaped this distinctive part of the city. Featuring three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, it embodies the spirit of a remarkable design period. What sets this home apart is its provenance. The current owner retains the original architectural plans and blueprints prepared by respected Dallas architect Richard Ferrara, offering rare documentary support for its genuine mid-century attribution. Few residences can claim this level of verified pedigree. Encompassing nearly seventeen hundred square feet, the floor plan reflects the clean lines and balanced proportions that make this style endure. The corner placement provides exceptional street presence and visibility, highlighting the home's original character while drawing in generous natural light from multiple exposures. The surrounding area enhances the appeal even further. Samuell-Garland Park is a short drive away, perfect for morning outings and weekend recreation. Commuters will appreciate convenient access to the South Garland Transit Center, and Dallas Academy contributes to the neighborhood's everyday convenience. Blending true architectural significance, corner-lot prominence, and a location rich with amenities, this is a rare find for buyers who value design with a story. Schedule your private showing today.