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Great Location and Spacious Homes |
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01/01/1999 |
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The vibrant lifestyle of Uptown Dallas attracts people from all walks of life, from professional couples and singles to empty-nesters. One empty-nester couple in particular, Dick and Ellen Sayles, decided to do away with the cost of renting a downtown apartment and instead, invest in purchasing one of the spacious luxury loft homes at 1999 McKinney.
"We had an apartment downtown when CLB began construction on 1999 McKinney. We had always admired 2011 Cedar Springs, CLBs first Uptown high-rise project, so we decided that 1999 McKinney - with its superb location - was the place we wanted to call home," said Ellen Sayles, who along with husband Dick was among the first to move into 1999 McKinney.
"The factors that compelled us to purchase at 1999 McKinney included, the great architecture of the building, the convenient location to downtown and the Arts District, the wonderful investment opportunity, and the promising growth potential for the Uptown area," added Sayles.
1999 McKinneys unique red brick masonry stair-step design, extrordinary roof terraces, and expansive interiors offer buyers custom-home features and finishes in a dynamic design environment.
"In our experience, the most beneficial aspects of high-rise living have been the convenience to downtown, the spectacular views, and the reduced maintenance. The entire staff at 1999 McKinney is superb - they truly make living here a delightful experience," added Dick Sayles.
Ellen and Dick will be first-time grandparents in January. In their spare time they enjoy reading, playing golf, fly-fishing and spending time with their children. Dick is founding partners of the law firm Sayles, Lidji & Webner. He was recently recognized in the May issue of D Magazine as one of the "Best Lawyers in Dallas" and will appear in the November issue of Texas Monthly as one of Texas "Super Lawyers." |
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