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Reside — Spring 2025
                                                           Reside — Spring 2025
            appliances, La Cornue range), glass elevator
            to the lower level, media room, safe room,
            gym (with cryo, massage and steam rooms),
            a sensory-deprivation float tank, two wine
            rooms and a 3,000-square-foot primary
            suite with a sumptuous bedroom, two
            baths, two dressing areas and an expansive
            outdoor terrace.

            THE ENHANCEMENTS | Over
            recent decades, the main home has been
            immaculately restored and brilliantly
            expanded, most notably by New York
            architect Peter Marino, who has designed
            significant projects for Chanel, Armani and
            Louis Vuitton. More than $100 million was
            spent on one phase alone, lasting nearly 10
            years. Every system is state-of-the art; every
            modern convenience is at hand.

            THE GROUNDS | The estate is 15.68 acres
            in all, including three platted lots on its
            north side, at 1.22, 1.22 and 1.3 acres each.
            Three structures dot the property: the
            main home (27,092 sf); a guesthouse (3,347
            sf); and a pool pavilion (4,836 sf). Outdoor
            amenities include a pool, spa, tennis court,
            bocce-ball court, several greenhouses, a
            treehouse, rose and vegetable gardens,
            formal gardens, a creek (with waterfalls
            and bridges), walking trails, a gated entry, a
            seven-car garage and a lighted helipad.

            THE ACCLAIM | Scholars and architects
            — even modernist ones — have been awed
            after visiting the house. Just some of the
            reaction: “This is the most important home
            of its era built anywhere in the country” —
            art historian, museum director and professor
            Richard Brettell. “One would have to go
            to 17th-century Belgium or 18th-century
            France to find comparable craftsmanship.”
            —Texas architect Bill Booziotis. “[The home
            has] the grace and dignity of a beautiful
            lady.” —Texas architect Frank Welch.

            THE EXPERTS | 5619 Walnut Hill Lane
            in Dallas is exclusively represented by Pogir
            (214-244-3103; pogir@briggsfreeman.com)
            and Diane DuVall (214-725-1451; dduvall@
            briggsfreeman.com) of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s
            International Realty for $64,000,000. Explore
            it at briggsfreeman.com.


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