Glamorous Mid-Century Modern treasure by Neal Lacey, AIA, whose most notable work is the Braniff Hostess College near Love Field, and who was inspired by his close friend, Harwell Hamilton Harris. Designed for a Texas Instruments executive in 1967, this rare 1-level home enjoys a park-like setting on over half an acre with extensive landscaping and mature trees, masterfully planned by landscape architect H. Dan Heyn. Intact original lighting by John Watson, dubbed “Mr. Moonlight” by TIME Magazine, creates a suave ambiance for sophisticated entertaining. The sunken Living Room centers around a gas fireplace with walls of glass wrapping around each corner, and illuminated display bookcases on either side of the entry. The Dining Room features a large buffet with 3 unique panels that open to allow staff to quickly and privately serve and remove items while hosting events. A Home Office with built-ins opens to the backyard and pool. The oversized Kitchen and Breakfast Room open to their own courtyard with brise-soleil, as well as to the Family Room with 2nd gas fireplace and wrap-around glass. Adjacent Butler's Pantry, plus Wet Bar with pool access. New roof 2025. A unique opportunity to preserve an authentic and pedigreed property.