One of the grandest properties in the Munger Place Historic District, this Prairie Style home was built in 1910 for the Harrison Family. Noted for its brick facade and clay-tile roof, the home has stately, Swiss Avenue-like architectural detail, including a Sullivanesque front-door surround and Wrightian column capitals. Beautifully maintained and preserved by the current owners, recent improvements include a down-to-the-studs chef’s kitchen, as well as replacement of the home’s two HVAC compressors, a new electric gate on the driveway, and a complete paint job of the home’s exterior woodwork. Located in the middle of one of the finest, tree-shaded blocks in Munger Place – the largest intact collection of Prairie-influenced homes in North Texas – 4928 Junius welcomes visitors with a broad front walkway leading to its wide, welcoming front porch. If you’ve been holding out for the best of the best in Munger Place, you must see this stellar property!