White Rock Hills is one of the best-kept secrets in Dallas, which is why you don’t often see homes here hit the market, especially one like this that embodies the final years of Midcentury Modern style as it evolved to contemporary. If you’re tired of seeing nothing but boring white box houses, then you’re in for a treat.
When Gayla McGinnis and Anthony Cuccia spotted this 1975 White Rock Hills contemporary on a quiet cul-de-sac 12 years ago, they saw great bones and a lot of potential.
“It was near White Rock Lake, which was important because we like to bike and walk,” Gayla said. “It had great windows and a peaceful creek running behind the house. I’m obsessed with creeks, so it really checked all the boxes.”
The former owners had been in place for several decades, so the 2,924-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom home needed updating. Gayla and Anthony touched every part of the home and yard…