6014 Mercedes Ave Dallas, TX 75206

Listing details for 6014 Mercedes Ave, Dallas, TX 75206 : A rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Dallas architectural history, this two-story 1926 Clifford D. Hutsell residence is a captivating showcase of preserved craftsmanship, character & thoughtful restoration. A century later, the home retains an extraordinary collection of original architectural details that make it truly one of a kind. Step inside to discover original plaster walls, wood sash windows, reclaimed & original hardwood floors, vintage lighting + exquisite picture-frame molding throughout the living room. The gas fireplace serves as a stunning focal point, framed by an original Bachelder tile surround & complemented by a vintage log set, while original Potter Iron wall sconces add another layer of character. The dining room is especially memorable, featuring a dramatic “meringue” stucco ceiling, a signature Hutsell feature, along with an elegant cove ceiling accented in gold trim. Throughout the home, original light fixtures, replica switch plates & carefully selected finishes honor the residence’s architectural heritage. The kitchen beautifully balances vintage charm w everyday function. White hex tile with a butter-yellow border was chosen to mimic the home’s original tile, while a combination of restored original and newer cabinetry complements vintage-inspired Heartland and AGA appliances. Upstairs, vintage wallpaper brings personality to the hallway, while the 2 baths continue the home’s aesthetic, while all 3 bedrooms feature walk-in closets & abundant natural light. Spacious backyard w lush landscaping and 2-car garage. Located in the walkable M Streets near popular Greenville Ave dining & shops, Tietze Park, and Mockingbird Elementary, this vibrant neighborhood is one of the most sought after in Dallas. Easy access to downtown, SMU and White Rock Lake. Rich in history, craftsmanship, and architectural significance, this is more than a home, it's an opportunity to become the next steward of an exceptional piece of Dallas design history.