3712 Hidalgo Street

Tucked into the architectural tapestry of University Hills in Las Colinas, this residence stands as a singular expression of precision, restraint, and design intent. Every surface, fixture, and proportion has been reconsidered, reimagined, and rebuilt with an obsessive commitment to detail. This is not a remodel; it’s a reinvention.
The exterior is both commanding and warm, with a newer standing-seam metal roof, hand-built sapele wood entry door and insulated garage door, new windows, modern architectural lighting, Hardie siding, and landscaping designed as carefully as the interiors. Every line is intentional; every material chosen for beauty and longevity.
Inside, light moves across smooth-finish walls and white oak floors, a gallery-like backdrop for black solid-core doors honed by custom frames and trim with common areas utilizing hidden SOSS hinges, EMTEK gnarled pulls, curated lighting, and motorized shades. Even HVAC returns and window sills were custom-crafted, because no element was too small for consideration.
The living room revolves around a hand-finished concrete-look fireplace, framed by walls of glass. In the kitchen, solid, custom built, maple boxes, walnut fronts cabinets with continuous grain flow meets matte black Cambria quartz, a 9' marble waterfall island, professional-grade JennAir appliances, and a wood-slat ceiling with sound deadening and recessed LED lighting, Kraus sink & faucet, Moen disposal, and a RO water filter.
The primary suite is a retreat of quiet drama, with a floating walnut vanity topped in marble, a freestanding tub under a designer lighting, and a black herringbone stone shower with, Delta hardware, rain head and an illuminated niche. Secondary baths carry the same design DNA with walnut, quartz, modern tile, and underlit vanity.
Every decision, from concealed hinges to perfectly aligned wood grain, was deliberate. This is a home for those who understand that true luxury is not about more, but about better.