LAID-BACK LUXURY

The story of an historic neighborhood and a visionary family continues. Says Kendall Miller, “We will take it to new heights.” strength, crossfit and yoga activities. Residents may reserve the renowned Farrington Room for private celebrations, events, or simply an evening social; its 11 separate seating areas, catering kitchen and bar are at the ready — all within the building crown. personal fitness studio accommodates a breadth of cardio,

— perfect for taking in panoramic views of Houston. Resort seating provides an ample mix of shade and Texas sun. The

Tanglewood can be found on the top floors. Residents relax and socialize in a 75-foot swimming pool with a hydromassage spa on a sweeping top-floor deck

The height of luxury offered at 1661

Randall Powers. “It gives us the things that we love about a house within the walls of a high-rise.” upholstery by Rose Tarlow, a bespoke crystal chandelier and a curated mix of rare antiques. The residences themselves exceed the typical high-rise, with interior spaces that rival Tanglewood or River Oaks homes. Think lavish scale, with soaring ceilings of 12 feet or more, primary suites, indoor/outdoor entertaining, multiple fireplaces, wine rooms, butler pantries, opulent bathrooms and dressing closets. Finishes incorporate custom millwork, museum-quality lighting, wide-plank hardwood floors, tailored moldings and cabinetry, La Cornue ranges, European-sourced marble countertops, exquisite Waterworks designer fixtures and carpeting by Stark. “This is a radically different project,” says designer J.

The building’s lobby floor — a showplace of marble, onyx and hardwoods — welcomes residents through a grand entrance attended by full-time door and lobby staff. Spaces are defined by marble pilasters, bas-reliefs, custom

Palladian architectural tradition through every window, arch, column and pedestal,” explains the developer family’s Jim Miller, who likens 1661 to the “deeply classical beauty of 16th century villas.”

Fashioned in the Palladian architectural style beloved by Miller’s mother, 1661 Tanglewood stands 34 stories above the neighborhood and nearby Uptown District, with views of Houston’s suburban forest and skyline. “The building is true to

Realty are handling sales (1661tanglewood.com, 713.622.1661).

Miller, who grew up riding bikes through Tanglewood’s thicket of tall pines and wide oaks, is leading the development project. His son Marshall is also attached. Realtors Ruthie Porterfield and Mary Elizabeth Hahnfeld of Martha Turner Sotheby’s International

Kendall Miller, grandson of William G. Farrington, who first began developing Tanglewood in 1948. “We are dedicated to its continuing stewardship.”

Tanglewood builds upon the founding FarringtonMiller family tradition of bold vision. These mansions in the sky offer interiors of exceptional character, generous proportions and a considered lifestyle. “There is a reverence for the Tanglewood neighborhood, so close to the emotional heart of Houston,” says atiently held in reserve for more than 70 years, 1661 near some of the best shopping and dining in America.

PTanglewood — it even wears a crown, created by 40 dramatically lit columns — is taking shape on a prime parcel

It’s the talk of the town. The majestic high-rise of 1661