1505 Elm St. #1503

Dallas, TX 75201

$394,500

2 Beds
2 ½ Baths
Condo
Traditional
1,730 sq ft
7x8
Year Built: 1957
MLS: 20755252
Property Tax: $8,651/year
HOA Fees: $1,828/month
1505 Elm St. #1503, Dallas, TX 75201

Elegance & Sophistication Downtown Dallas

Live Large at the exquisite George Dahl designed 1505 Elm. This remarkable residence offers two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, a sleek open kitchen and a spacious combined dining and living area lined with a magnificent wall of windows showing dazzling views of Downtown Dallas.  Interior features include custom cabinetry, wine fridge, stainless steel appliances, a fully equipped luxury bath for the primary and a bedroom-size primary closet. Enjoy the convenience of your private 7x8 storage closet just across the hall. The community amenities at 1505 are truly indulgent with a state-of-the-art gym, a gorgeous pool, dog run, wine vault, massage room, sauna, movie room, and 24-hour concierge and valet parking services. Perfectly situated just steps away from iconic landmarks like The National, AT&T Discovery District, Klyde Warren Park and all the best of Downtown Dallas, this residence is the epitome of the upscale urban living experience.

 

Amenities

Gym
Swimming Pool
Dog Run
Massage Room
Sauna
Wine Vault
Conference Room
Media Room
Valet
Front Desk Concierge
7x8 Storage Space

Virtual Tour

3D Matterport Tour

1505 Elm Amenities

Services
24 Valet Parking
24 Hour Concierge 

5th Floor

Swimming pool
Dog relief and run
Outdoor rooftop grill/patio/gazebo area

B2
Sauna & Massage Room
Movie theatre (Newly Renovated)
Gym & workout room (Newly Renovated)

B1
Pool table
Party room
Catering kitchen space
Bank fault converted to Wine tasting room & wine storage units

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Floor Plans

Entertainment Nearby

1505 Elm History

1505 Elm Street

Address: 1505 Elm Street
Architect: George Dahl
Year Built: 1957
Year Built: Dallas: Federal Savings Building

Also known as: Dallas Federal Savings Building; Dresser Building, This 17-story building, which opened on 1 October 1957, was originally the home of Dallas Federal Savings and called the Dallas Federal Savings Building. Dallas Federal Savings started in 1919. Dahl created the building in a "modern" design with a blue-green porcelain and silver-gray enamel exterior, with a cast terrazzo grille. Robert E. McKee was the General Contractor. The interior lobby includes marble and teakwood trim and terrazzo floors

Dresser Industries bought the building in 1974 and moved its headquarters here. Dresser stayed until 1985 when it moved to the LTV Tower and sold the building to James Coker. The Dallas Chamber of Commerce purchased it in 1998 with plans to convert it to office space, but it proved to be too costly. Lazarus Property Co. purchased the building in 2001 and hired Merriman Associates Architects, Inc., to renovate it into 67 condominiums, creating the first downtown highrise converted to condominiums. During the renovation, the metal and glass façade was replaced.

Building Amenities:

  • Individual storage unit across hall from front door of unit
  • Valet service (no self park)
  • Fitness room completely remodeled
  • Party/event room available in building 
  • Remodel plans underway for common areas!
  • Wine room with individual wine lockers inside historic bank vault 
  • Outdoor pool, dog walk, gazebos with furniture and grills
  • 24 Hour concierge services, including mail/package handling
  • High speed elevators
  • Across the street from new Thompson Hotel 
  • Two blocks to AT&T Discovery Plaza
  • Steps to restaurants, banks, grocery, pharmacies, etc

Arts District

Located in the northeast corner of downtown Dallas, the Dallas Arts District is the largest contiguous urban arts district in the nation, spanning 68 acres and 19 contiguous blocks. This iconic neighborhood has more buildings designed by Pritzker award-winning architects than any location in the world. 

 

  • AT&T Performing Arts Center
  • Belo Mansion and Pavilion
  • Booker T Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts
  • Crow Museum of Asian Arts
  • Dallas Black Dance theatre
  • Dallas Museum of Arts
  • Dallas Symphony Orchestra
  • Dallas Theater Center
  • Klyde Warren Park
  • Moody Performance Hall
  • Morton H Meyerson Symphony Hall
  • Nasher Sculpture Garden
  • Perot Museum of Nature and Science
  • The Dallas Opera
  • The Winspear Opera House

Downtown Entertainment District

The National
The National is positioned in the heart of Downtown Dallas at 1401 Elm Street and was the tallest building west of the Mississippi River when it delivered in 1964 as a 1.3 million square foot office tower. Vacant since 2010, Todd Interests, in partnership with Moriah Capital, is in the process of redeveloping this iconic tower into a new, modern, $450mm mixed-use building after acquiring controlling interest in the project in February 2019. The historic redevelopment will contain Thompson Hotels’ “flagship” in the State of Texas, 324 Class A multifamily units, 37,000 square feet of office space including a lease signed with Downtown Dallas, Inc., and 43,000 square feet of retail space. The Thompson Hotel will deliver in Fall 2020 in addition to the first turn of the multifamily apartment units, office, and retail space

East Quarter
East quarter is a neighborhood filled with turn-of-the-century brick, stone and timber jewel boxes. These historic automobile showrooms have been home to Dallas’ most innovative companies since its inception as “Auto-Row” in the 1920s. Captivated by the history and transcendent architecture, Todd Interests set out to acquire 18 historic buildings in 2018. The acquisition totaled about 200,000 square feet acquired from four owners to be converted into a combination of office and retail space. When complete, East Quarter will be an urban destination district within Dallas.

In addition to restoring the existing 18 historic buildings of East Quarter, the project also includes a new 20-story mixed use development with retail, office and residential space. Though an expansive building, the new development has been carefully designed to respect the already existing historic structures. At its core is the nearly 100-year-old Meletio building, which will serve as the centerpiece of the new development. The project features 200,000 square feet of offices, 25,000 square feet of retail space, and 336 class A residential apartments, complete with an eighth-floor amenity deck with a swimming pool and outdoor areas.

AT&T Discovery District
One of the best things about the Discovery District is the range of things to see and do – The Media Wall consists of more than 9,000 square feet of futuristic, colorful high-definition displays on a 104-foot tall outdoor wall interpreting communication in the natural world. The Globe is a 30-foot-tall, three-dimensional representation of AT&T’s iconic logo, decorated with 30,000 LEDs. Visitors can walk inside the installation to experience arrangements of light and sound that fuse art and technology. The AT&T Experience Store features immersive exhibits of TV and movie productions in partnership with WarnerMedia, which is constantly rotating new content. Enjoy the free ultra-fast 5G and WiFi in The Plaza, the Grove, or on the Lawn. Hungry? You can find everything from high-end steak and seafood to tacos, falafels, waffles, and more, or meet friends for craft cocktails and specialty beers at one of the welcoming bars. Our ultimate goal is to bring delight, cultivate imagination, and spark discoveries that foster communication and reinforce the links between all of us.

West End
Whether you’re a local searching for fun things to do in Downtown Dallas or a visitor wanting to experience the best of the Historic District, the West End is the ultimate destination. Our community is full of restaurants, museums, shops, and entertainment. Searching for new office space to lease, we have it all! The West End combines historic charm with modern elements and an electric atmosphere for those looking to live, work or play in the best neighborhood in Dallas!

Victory Park
Victory Park is the entertainment epicenter of Dallas, boasting streets lined with restaurants, bars and local shops that surround the American Airlines Center. The district offers a contemporary atmosphere with high-end dining and beverage locales, escape rooms, sports bars and sidewalk cafes, attracting young professionals with a focus on connectivity and community.

Victory Park is conveniently located on the North edge of Downtown Dallas within walking distance to the Katy Trail, the DART commuter rail and the Trinity Rail Express, which offers service to Fort Worth, showcasing a thorough landscape of food, diversity, and local culture.


Klyde Warren Park
Klyde Warren Park serves as a central gathering space for Dallas and its visitors. The 5.2-acre deck park, designed by The Office of James Burnett, is an urban green space built over the recessed Woodall Rodgers Freeway between Pearl and St. Paul streets in downtown Dallas. Klyde Warren Park is a highly active space, providing daily free programming for the public ranging from yoga to lecture series to outdoor concerts and films. The park is privately operated and managed by the Woodall Rodgers Park Foundation.

The Park is undertaking an estimated $76-million project to add 1.7 acres over Woodall Rodgers Freeway, just west of St. Paul Street. This land will be used for a pavilion and additional public park space, accessible year round for the community and guests.

Farmers Market
Nestled among the skyscrapers and the hustle of the city is a place where farmers become friends. In the middle of everything but away from it all, since 1941, the Dallas Farmers Market has been filled with wholesome produce and the collective fruits of our labor. Once a humble horse-and-wagon wholesale business, the market has grown with the city and turned into a hub for farm-fresh vegetables, dairy and more.

Today, in the heart of downtown, the Dallas Farmers Market exists to cultivate a healthier, more sustainable lifestyle for all of North Texas. Seasonal produce, free-range meats, fresh eggs, artisan pantry staples, and handmade arts + crafts can be found in The Shed every weekend year round. All products are grown and raised within Texas or 400 miles of Dallas, ensuring that the selection is always fresh, seasonal, and supports local agriculture. The Market + The Shops at Harvest and Taylor Lofts are home to locally-owned small businesses with shopping and eats throughout. The Dallas Farmers Market is proudly Go Texan Certified, Member of the Farm Bureau + Dallas Agricultural Club + Farmers Market Coalition + American Farm Bureau Federation + Best Of Dallas by Dallas Observer and a Certified Farmers Market by The Texas Department of Agriculture.

Parks & Trails

White Rock Lake | Arboretum

Trails :: Biking :: Kayaking :: Sailing

White Rock Lake: White Rock Lake is one of the most heavily used parks in the Dallas Park system and is the location of many special events and runs.  White Rock Lake offers a variety of active and passive activity options and is one of the best places to experience natural areas and wildlife in an urban setting.Arboretum: The Dallas Arboretum, one of the most beautiful outdoor attractions in Dallas, features 66-acres of spectacular display gardens that showcase incredible seasonal flowers, ornamental shrubs, trees and plant collections in a serene setting on White Rock Lake.

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White Rock Lake

White Rock Lake - For the Love of the Lake

Arboretum

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1505 Elm St. #1503
Dallas, TX 75201
2 Bed | 2 ½ Baths

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