2700 Fairmount St
Dallas, TX 75201

The subject consists of a 20,340 SF former church / upscale creative office building and associated parking lot. The interior features a large and open sanctuary/showroom space. A mezzanine perched above the sanctuary/showroom offers a conference room and office space enclosed in glass. The sanctuary/showroom interiors are painted wood with hardwood floors. The property features commercial men and women’s restrooms behind the sanctuary and bathrooms in the office addition. Behind the original structure, a two-story structure with a basement that consists of 14 office suites, a sound studio room on the lower level, and several other open plan office rooms. In addition to the double-level sanctuary/showroom, and the added office space with basement and sound studio, there is a unique living area. The small apartment features a first floor with a working area, a second floor with a kitchen and a third floor with the living room/bedroom. The property is in overall very good condition, with good quality construction and modern updates. It conforms well with the immediate area. The structure is an architecturally significant historical church designed by Herbert Miller Greene (architect of the very first Dallas News building in 1897, the downtown Neiman Marcus and other local landmarks) and his partner James P. Hubbell. It was completed in 1910 when commissioned as Westminster Presbyterian Church. The Beaux Arts structure has been carefully preserved and creatively renovated into tasteful and eclectic space suitable for a wide variety of creative uses.