716 Westwood Dr is listed for sale at $ 393,750. The Residential - Single Family property has 4 bedrooms, 3 Full Bathrooms, 3851 square feet and was built in 1952. The lot size is 0.29 Acres. BRMIDCENTURY MODERN DREAM HOME with BASEMENT, ORIGINAL DETAILS and over 3,850 SQ FT in the heart of West Sherman! MCM lovers — this is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. Step into a rare piece of architectural history designed by UT-trained architect Donald Mayes who studied and trained under the LEGENDARY architect Frank Lloyd Wright. This one-of-a-kind midcentury modern home offers over 3,850 square feet of character, creativity, and incredible potential — all in one of Sherman’s most established and desirable neighborhoods. Priced with updates in mind, this is a rare opportunity to own a significant architectural home with room to restore, personalize, and create lasting value. Built in 1952 and filled with original details, this 4-bedroom, 3 bath home is a true architectural gem for buyers who appreciate vintage design, unique spaces, and homes with a story to tell. Original hardwood floors, Saltillo tile, vintage shutters, custom built-ins, secret passages (two of them!), and thoughtful MCM elements create a home unlike anything else on the market. Authentic architectural details and original craftsmanship rarely preserved today give this home a timeless feel and make it an exceptional canvas for restoration-minded buyers and MCM enthusiasts alike. The spacious primary suite features an ensuite bath, separate mirrored dressing area, and two large walk-in closets. Downstairs, the finished basement adds incredible flexibility with its own private entrance, separate bedroom, full bath, and kitchenette — ideal for multigenerational living, guest quarters, studio space, home office, or possible rental opportunities. Located in desirable West Sherman near Highway 75, this home combines architectural significance, hard-to-find square footage, and exceptional potential at a VERY attractive price point. This is a rare opportunity to restore and preserve a truly special piece of Texas architectural history. Come see the possibilities for yourself!