Steeped in history and thoughtfully reimagined, the former Mary King Memorial Church offers a truly one-of-a-kind residential opportunity in the heart of Dallas' rapidly growing Medical District. Originally converted in 2003 into sophisticated live& work residences, this landmark property seamlessly blends historic architecture with contemporary design and modern efficiency. Encompassing… Read More approximately 6,300 square feet, the property is divided into two distinct residences—The Chapel and The Sunday School Building—each thoughtfully named to honor its original purpose. Both residences feature their own unique architectural character, premium finishes, and modern amenities, making them ideal for luxury living, creative professionals, multigenerational living, or an income-producing investment. Behind the preserved historic façade, every major system has been updated with modern structural, mechanical, and energy-efficient improvements, creating a turnkey property that celebrates its past while embracing today's lifestyle. Situated on an exceptional half-acre corner lot, the grounds are framed by mature magnolia trees, blooming crepe myrtles, and the property's original rose-lined wrought-iron fence. Residents enjoy the privacy and convenience of an automatic gated entrance, secure on-site parking, an enclosed pet-friendly backyard, and an intercom-controlled guest entry system. Whether you're seeking a distinctive residence, an inspiring live&work environment, or a rare investment opportunity, this architectural gem delivers timeless character, exceptional functionality, and an unmatched presence in one of Dallas' most exciting growth corridors. Property Highlights Historic Mary King Memorial Church conversion (2003) Approximately 6,300 SF divided into two separate residences Fully renovated with updated structural, mechanical, and energy-efficient systems Ideal for luxury residential, live &work, multigenerational living, or investment Half-acre corner lot Read Less
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