1002 Edwards Street This one-of-a-kind, architecturally distinguished new construction home wrapping a 200-year-old pecan tree is nestled in the First Ward Arts District next to American Statesmanship Park. Designer/builder Scott Strasser’s mastery of refined details and planning is evident throughout this stunning treehouse retreat. The advanced exterior design is comprised of a steel rainscreen that creates a high-energy efficient, weather resistant envelope. Well-planned interiors feature custom millwork crafted of exotic veneers, imported porcelain flooring and book-matched Carrera marble countertops. The public wing housing the kitchen and living/dining room is flooded with natural light, with a view of the famous David Adickes’ oversized Presidents’ heads and "Be Somebody" bridge, while the bedroom wing overlooks a forest-like setting with spectacular views of downtown. All rooms sizes and measurements are approximate.