3610 Lindenwood Avenue is one of the few homes that can claim Lockhart Park as an extension of its own grounds. Facing the greenspace, it rises as a modern residence built to commercial standards — and composed around light & texture. Architect James Langford conceived the home in 2016 and returned alongside acclaimed contractor Susan Newell, to lead its extensive 2023-2025 renovation. The result is a house that engages all the senses, from the entry to the pool's edge. On the main level, the great room soars twenty-two feet to a wide band of clerestory windows, anchored by a cold-rolled steel centerpiece that seamlessly integrates the fireplace, television, and surround sound into a single plane. The Bulthaup kitchen centers on two islands — one clad in four level-7 bookmatched & illuminated onyx slabs — and features Sub-Zero, Miele, and dual Thermador appliances. At the back, a lounge with a full bar opens to a covered porch with an outdoor kitchen and motorized screens. The new spa & pool are connected by a waterfall and set among fire & water features, landscape lighting and a stretch of lawn. Privacy walls and magnolias wrap the yard, lending it the intimacy of a private resort. The uppermost story is given entirely to the roughly 1,400-square-foot primary suite, with direct elevator access, his & hers bathrooms, a coffee bar, an electric fireplace, and an en-suite screened-in porch leading to a private terrace with the park spread below. Three large bedrooms, a library, and a kitchenette occupy the second floor, while the ground level holds a four-car garage, workshop, gym, and prep pantry. Built on a steel frame with post-tensioned concrete throughout, the residence is served by an elevator to every story, a whole-house generator, Lutron and Sonos controls, lightning defense and leak protection. Zoned to Armstrong Elementary in HPISD, this coveted address is two blocks from the Katy Trail, Y’all Street on Knox, and a pleasant walk to Highland Park Village.