Place Prevot

Luxury Urban Townhomes In Uptown Dallas

Place Prevot Townhomes

Located at the corner of Thomas Avenue and Worthington Street in Uptown, one block from Klyde Warren Park, Place Prevot is the perfect presentation of luxury urban living in Dallas. In the heart of Uptown with breathtaking, unobstructed views of the downtown Dallas skyline, an architectural masterpiece is redefining luxury townhome living.

Place Prevot, a solid limestone model of classical architecture is designed in the true tradition and splendor of France. The finest I8th century designs are blended with advanced technology, a perfect sense of proportion, exquisite finishes, and impeccable detailing. These residences of elegance and grandeur elevate urban living to new levels of excellence, creating a luxury living environment unparalleled in the history of Dallas’ metropolitan neighborhoods.

Located at the corner of Thomas Avenue and Worthington Street in the heart of the prestigious Uptown neighborhood, Place Prevot exemplifies luxury, urban living in Dallas. The property is located just over a block from Klyde Warren Park, a deck park that’s built entirely suspended above Woodall Rodgers Freeway, connecting Downtown Dallas and Uptown Dallas.

› In 1999 I paid $1,700,000 per acre for this site, making it the most expensive land I ever bought.
› Started in 2000, Place Prevot was the first four-story townhouse project ever built in the City of Dallas.
› It is 56 feet tall at the peak of the mansard roof – but still 44 feet below the legal limit.
› Exterior of solid limestone weighs 62.5 pounds per foot, making it the heaviest building in Uptown.
› According to WalkScore, Place Prevot is a Walker’s Paradise, coming in with a 91 Walk Score.
› Today, this land would sell for $4.1 million per acre. It really was a great site.

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The Park That Made The City

Let’s not beat around the native grasses: Klyde Warren Park is, unquestionably, the most significant urban achievement of the last decade. The deck park gave the city a genuine front lawn, while suturing together neighborhoods that had been cauterized by the highway. It has been a welcome economic boon to both downtown and Uptown, but that is the least of its contributions. It has brought the city together, both physically and figuratively, and it has pointed to a new way of thinking about urban planning, one that emphasizes pedestrians, not automobiles. In a most unlikely twist, it has made Dallas — Dallas! — a model and inspiration for other cities that would similarly cover their highways with parks. Oh, and the food trucks. Is it perfect? No. The design is a bit of a dog’s breakfast — a little bit of this, a little bit of that — and the expansion plan isn’t going to help; putting up a for-profit event space is not our idea of park building. But still, Klyde Warren is what Dallas needed, and it’s a blessing, full stop.

Excerpt from the Dallas Morning News

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Location

PROJECT DETAILS

22,440 Square Feet Land Area
Thirteen (13) Four-Story Townhomes
Average Unit Size was 3,400 Square Feet
Four (4) Units at 2,223 Square Feet
25.2 Dwelling Units Per Acre
Prices Were About $1,000,000 Each

PROJECT TYPE

Land Development
Multifamily
Urban Townhomes

PROJECT FEATURES

Owner’s Association
Rooftop Patio
Skyline View

SCOPE OF PROJECT WORK

Budgeting
Change Order Management
Construction Supervision
Contractor Negotiation
Customer Management
Document Management
Due Diligence
Entitlements
Financial Analysis
Financial Management
Financing
Land Acquisition
Marketing
Preconstruction
Procurement
Product Design
Project Management
Project Strategy
Site Design
Site Development