A unique opportunity to own a renovated home built in 1930, nestled in the heart of Turtle Creek. The property includes approximately 4,200 square feet of total living space – 3,361 square feet in the main living area and 844 square feet in a detached guest house (ADU). The single-family residence was previously an antiques store from the early 1940s until 1985, Rose Driver’s Antiques. The original store sign is prominently displayed on a bookshelf in the Great Room as homage to the home’s rich history. The Great Room in the rear of the house features hand carved linenfold paneling dating to the 19th century imported from England and lofted bookcase with access via spiral staircase – truly spectacular craftsmanship. When operated as an antiques store, the Great Room was used as a tearoom for patrons of the store and private parties. The home features tremendous character which must been seen in person to truly appreciate. The home underwent a complete renovation in 2014, including all new plumbing, electrical, mechanicals, windows, new roof, new appliances, and much more. The guest bathroom features mosaic floor-to-ceiling hand cut glass tile and cast-iron sink and tub refinished in its original mint green color. The property includes a detached three car garage and guest suite. The backyard features New Orleans French Quarter styled brick walls and wrought iron gates. The guest house includes removable rubber gym flooring on top of ceramic tile floors, a portion of the rubber flooring was removed and set aside to showcase the tile underneath. The second floor of the guest house features a living area, bedroom and full bath. The second floor includes plumbing for the future addition of a kitchenette to complete living quarters separate from the main house for use of a live-in nanny, in-law suite, home office, or rental property.
