No matter the move you might make, it still probably wasn’t as epic as the one the original Charles Dilbeck home that sits at 1 Paigebrooke made.
You see, Paigebrooke is a five-lot subdivision in Westlake that was developed by former mayor Scott Bradley, who named the subdivision after his daughters, Paige and Brooke. But that subdivision was developed in the late 90s. This Dilbeck home was built in 1938.
But no, it wasn’t time travel. The home was relocated around 2000, and became the basis for a new home with plenty of upgrades to take into account modern needs and conveniences. But honestly, if you’re going to buy a lot facing one of the multiple ponds in the subdivision, moving a Dilbeck onto it would certainly prove to be your second wisest decision, right after buying in such an exclusive area.
But now that home is for lease, which means you can not only live in Paigebrooke and in a Dilbeck, you can also do so without any long-term commitments.
The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath home has 9,563 square feet of living space that is all on one story. There are three bedrooms in the main home, and a guest suite and living area in a separate guest house, with a covered walkway connecting the two.
Not only do you get the run of all that space, but you don’t even have to lift a finger to move. The entire place comes fully furnished, making this a completely move-in ready listing.
The Westlake abode leases for $12,000 a month, and is listed by Debbie Vinson with Allie Beth Allman and Associates.
