Perched on a coveted Lakeside lot overlooking Turtle Creek, this magnificent residence has been a timeless statement of style for over a century. Meticulously taken to the studs, restored and from 2020 to 2022, the home seamlessly blends historic elegance with modern living. The gracious entrance foyer opens to formal living and dining rooms adorned with white oak floors and intricate plaster details, while a private office overlooks the serene backyard and greenhouse. Offering five spacious en suite bedrooms, a versatile third-floor flex room, and separate guest quarters with a full bathroom over a three-car garage, this residence provides ample room for both family and guests. Outdoor living is equally enchanting with a side courtyard featuring a fountain, plus a separate lush backyard, koi pond and greenhouse. Zoned to coveted Armstrong Elementary in Highland Park Independent School District. Four thousand two hundred eleven Lakeside was originally designed by renowned French architect Harre M. Bernet and built by S.J. Churchill in 1922, and was celebrated in the Dallas Morning News as 'One of the many reasons Dallas is known as the city of beautiful homes.'