It was December of 2021, and Adam Saxton and Dan Murphy had been casually looking at homes for about a week. They figured they’d end up in a new build, like the house they were living in at the time. And then they toured a nearly 100-year-old home in Highland Park, Texas—and put in an offer the next day.
“We didn’t know what to do with it, but we really fell in love with the location and the promise of being able to add what we needed to but still maintain the home’s style,” says Adam. “I knew that we could probably figure it out because Dan and I have tackled other projects before, and our strengths complement each other really well.”