The Atrium Is the Star of This $3.1 Million ’70s Texas Home—Or Is It the Conversation Pit?
Location: 11100 Wickdale Drive, Piney Point Village, Texas
Price: $3,100,000
Architect: Jack Stehling
Year Built: 1970
Footprint: 5,481 square feet (five bedrooms, four full and one half baths)
Lot Size: 0.92 acres
From the Agent: "This superbly restored midcentury home is sited on a towering bluff above Buffalo Bayou. Designed in 1970 by architect Jack Stehling, it was extensively renovated in 2018-20 per the seller. The home features light-filled, open spaces with full-length windows and glass slider doors, a massive, three-story glass atrium at the rear with panoramic views, gleaming terrazzo floors, and a conversation pit surrounded by Madagascan dalbergia rosewood paneling. The modern kitchen comes with sleek cabinets, a Gaggenau refrigerator/freezer, Blumotion soft-close drawers, and a Bosch cooktop."
Full-heigh windows wrap around the renovated home, complementing its brick walls.
A large skylight caps the conversation pit, located at the center of the main level.
Steps descend to the large dining room, where sliding glass doors open to a wooden deck.
A triple-story wall of windows fills the atrium with daylight and views of the surrounding foliage.
The primary suite features a private atrium and a minimalist bath with a herringbone-tiled marble floor, a steam shower, and a freestanding tub.
11100 Wickdale Drive in Piney Point Village, Texas, is currently listed for $3,100,000 by Walter Bering of Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty.
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