2300 Carroll Avenue

A work of modern art by architect Josh Nimmo, AIA, this 2-level home embodies a rare fusion of artistry, privacy, and livability. Hidden behind a discreet gated entry, the newly turfed front yard—punctuated by a striking deep-blue sculpture—sets the tone for the home’s sculptural minimalism. Designed in Nimmo’s signature modern vernacular, the original one-story plan showcases concrete floors, pocket doors, and freshly painted museum-finish. The architectural flow between indoors and out is effortless, with wide-opening glass doors connecting the living and kitchen areas to a private plunge play pool, outdoor gas grill, and fireplace. The kitchen features Miele appliances, custom cabinetry, and refined minimalist detailing that reflects Nimmo’s mastery of proportion and light. The spacious first-floor primary suite features glass sliding doors to the pool area and features a spa-inspired bath with soaking tub, walk-in shower, dual sinks, and a large custom closet with integrated washer and dryer. A second bedroom with Murphy bed and ensuite bath offers flexibility for guests or a home office. The open dining area extends naturally from the living and kitchen spaces, creating a seamless environment for everyday living and entertaining. Ascend the glass-walled staircase to a thoughtfully executed second-story addition, where a wall of windows illuminates the second primary suite. This level includes a living area with kitchenette and opens to a balcony with unobstructed views of the downtown Dallas skyline. The primary bath offers dual showers, multiple shower heads, and heated floors, complemented by a large custom closet. A 665 sq ft attached accessory dwelling, originally a mother-in-law suite, includes a large bathroom, walk-in closet, utility room with washer and dryer, and a high-fenced front porch that doubles as a covered patio. This space is currently operating as a short-term rental and provides flexibility for multigenerational living or income potential.