The legendary and renowned architect Frank Welch, is epitomized in this stunning modern lake house, a true testament to Texas modernism. This residence showcases many of Welch's signature trademarks, including vaulted ceilings, expansive glass, and strategically placed skylights that flood the home with natural light while framing breathtaking views of the waterfront property that spans over an acre. Welch's designs has earned the most prestigious Medal of Art Award, reflecting his significant contributions to architecture. A protégé of the esteemed O’Neill Ford, Welch attracted clients from affluent backgrounds, including the notable Bass family, who sought his uniquely unpretentious yet exquisitely detailed modernist homes crafted from stone, glass, and wood. As you step into this residence, you are immediately captivated by its architectural brilliance. The foyer welcomes you with a stunning wall of windows that offers a panoramic view of Cedar Creek Lake. The open floor plan emphasizes the home's connection to its natural surroundings, allowing for picturesque sunsets and water views from nearly every room. A striking feature of the living area is the stone wood-burning fireplace, a remarkable centerpiece that soars to 13.5 feet, bridging the dining and living areas with an inviting warmth. Whether cooking, dining, or entertaining, the floor to ceiling windows from all these areas, draws the eye toward the serene lake. Off the primary suite, a solarium invites you in the beauty of the outdoors, where the lake becomes a constant companion to your everyday life. This Frank Welch-designed home is not just a residence; it is a legendary piece of architecture that harmonizes with its environment, embodying the essence of modern living in Texas. NOTE: The fourth bedroom with spiral case leading to the loft above, does not have a dedicated closet. It offers concealed shelving with no rod for hanging. Easy conversion. This home currently sleeps 12 people