A Building With History
3525 Turtle Creek isn’t just another Dallas high-rise. Built in 1957–58, this 22-story condominium tower holds a place on the National Register of Historic Places — one of very few residential buildings in Dallas with that distinction.
The building sits at the corner of Turtle Creek Boulevard and Lemmon Avenue, surrounded by mature trees and the winding greenway maintained by the Turtle Creek Park Conservancy. It’s a rare combination: a historic mid-century address with the walkability and convenience of modern Uptown living.
The Building at a Glance
- Address: 3525 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, TX 75219
- Year Built: 1957–58
- Floors: 22
- Units: ~103 condominiums
- Avg. $/sq ft: ~$401
- Avg. HOA: ~$3,582/mo
- Historic Status: National Register of Historic Places
What Makes 3525 Special
Many units have been fully renovated into modern showplaces — open layouts, premium finishes, floor-to-ceiling windows — while the building itself retains its mid-century architectural character. That blend of old and new is increasingly rare in Dallas, and it’s becoming trendy again.
The views are a major draw. Higher-floor units look out over Turtle Creek itself, the surrounding tree canopy, and the downtown Dallas skyline. It’s the kind of view that makes you forget you’re in the middle of a major city.
The Neighborhood
3525 sits in one of the most walkable pockets of Dallas. Within minutes on foot, you have:
- Turtle Creek Park — a lush greenway with trails, a koi pond, and some of the most beautiful landscaping in the city, maintained by the Turtle Creek Park Conservancy
- The Katy Trail — miles of running and biking from Uptown to White Rock Lake
- Lee Park & Arlington Hall — events, green space, and community gatherings
- West Village — dining, shopping, and entertainment just blocks away
- Dallas Arts District — the largest contiguous arts district in the nation, minutes by car
Move-Day Logistics at 3525
Moving into (or out of) a 22-story historic building requires planning. Here’s what to expect:
- Elevator reservations are required. The building has specific freight elevator windows for move-ins and move-outs.
- Loading dock access has designated hours and vehicle size requirements.
- Common area protection — floor runners, elevator pads, and door frame guards — is mandatory. We install all of it before the first piece moves.
- Certificate of Insurance (COI) must be provided to building management before move day.
- Building management coordination — we handle this directly so you don’t have to.
If you’re working with an interior designer or staging team, we coordinate delivery schedules with them as well.
Who Lives at 3525?
3525 Turtle Creek attracts a mix of long-time Dallas residents, downsizers from Highland Park and Preston Hollow estates, and professionals who value Turtle Creek’s unique blend of quiet luxury and central location. It’s an intimate community — around 103 units — which means residents tend to know each other and care about the building.
Why Residents Choose Stonebriar
We’ve moved into and out of buildings along the Turtle Creek corridor for years — including The Vendome, Maple Terrace, The Renaissance, and others. We know how these buildings operate, and we treat every move with the care that a historic address like 3525 deserves. As a trusted trusted Dallas movers, we handle every detail.
Tyler Edwards, the owner, works alongside the crew on every job. No subcontractors. No absentee management. Just a small, experienced team that does the work right.
Planning a Move at 3525 Turtle Creek?
Call or text us. We’ll walk through your building’s logistics, give you an honest price, and make sure move day goes smoothly.