Dallas dominates the most expensive single-family home listings in Texas for December.
Eight D-FW dwellings are on this month’s list, released Wednesday by the Houston Association of Realtors.
The local homes include:
- 1469 Sunshine Lane, Southlake, $19.9 million
- 3808 Potomac Ave., Highland Park, $18.9 million
- 9250 Meadowbrook Drive, Dallas, $15.85 million
- 1001 South Highway 377, Pilot Point, $15 million
- 4646 Cherokee Trail, Dallas, $11.9 million
- 1718 East Jeter Road, Bartonville, $10 million
- 3521 Princeton Ave., Highland Park, $8.5 million
- 10032 County Road 17, Celina, $8 million
The No. 1 most expensive listing in Texas is a $35 million castle in Austin. Coming in at No. 6 is a $13.9 million stunner in Fredericksburg. The rest of the list belongs to the Big D.
You Are My Sunshine
There are not enough adjectives for the palatial ridiculously amazing Mediterranean home at 1469 Sunshine Lane, Southlake.
It features seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms and sits on a 3.62-acre lot.
There’s 31,234 square feet of space, y’all. That’s a lot of house.
From the listing:
Architectural symmetry and detail are displayed throughout 31, 000 square feet of luxury living space with a functional open floor plan, tons of natural light, luxurious finishes, a chef’s kitchen, custom finishes throughout, and smart home technology on three levels.
Truly an entertainer’s paradise, including a full-size basketball court, bowling alley, gym, indoor glass-enclosed trampoline, game room, batting cage, and movie theater. Additionally, there is a yoga room, beauty room, and separate downstairs prep kitchen.
Amenities include a wine room, elevator, two guest suites with private entry, and resort-like grounds featuring a turfed backyard, two heated saltwater pools and hot tubs with a hidden slide, jumping rock, diving board, and 15-foot-deep end. An enclosed heated terrace and outdoor living room and kitchen complete the outdoor space.
Agents Tracy Tutor and Breah Brown Herzog with Douglas Elliman Real Estate have the listing.
Potomac Avenue, Highland Park
Sometimes it’s not about what you need, it’s about what you want — like a nine-car garage and 10,000-plus square feet.
The six-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bath abode at 3808 Potomac Ave., Highland Park, has it all for a cool $18.9 million.
From the listing:
Pristine, stately and ideally positioned on a rare double lot, discover this exquisite transitional contemporary masterpiece in exclusive Highland Park.
Built using the highest level of building science and best practice sparing no expense during the construction process. The three-level home offers six bedrooms, a stunning basement level climate controlled auto-gallery that opens up to your wine cellar and high-fidelity cinema.
Designed to achieve a silent, serene and warm architecture for comfort living. Floor to ceiling windows, white-washed rift white oak, Riviera limestone, and premium stone come together in neutral tones creating a Cabo-like escape. Resort style pool, lush landscape, and privacy.
Coleyville-based Listing Results LLC has the listing.
Meadowbrook Drive
The home at 9250 Meadowbrook Drive is coming in hot in the No. 5 most expensive listing in Texas.
The $15.85 million stunner features six bedrooms and seven bathrooms spread out across 12,470 square feet.
From the listing:
Situated on one of the most coveted streets in all of Preston Hollow. A French traditional estate, gated on 2.30 acres. This newly renovated residence offers three living spaces, game room, a study, and separate guest quarters.
Custom elements throughout include a new Christopher Peacock kitchen, an oversized downstairs primary suite that includes huge his and hers closets, a sitting area, and separate vanities.
Enter the home through a grand foyer, soaring staircase, and substantial formal with floor-to-ceiling windows. The grounds of this Old Preston Hollow beauty are captivating with lavishing landscape, outdoor living space, resort style pool, creek, and a motor court.
Realtor Alex Perry with Allie Beth Allman & Associates has the listing.
So what do ya say, Dallas? Let’s start the new year off with some house hunting.
