« Back to article: Magnificent $39 million Texas mansion is the priciest home for sale in the Lone Star State
On the market for $39 million, the Tolleson estate is currently the most expensive house in Texas.
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The grand foyer leads to the Great Room, which was designed around a massive 18th-century gold mantel-top mirror.
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The walls in the Great Room are made entirely of stone; the statement-making chandelier is the one that Errol Flynn swung from in the film The Three Musketeers.Photo courtesy of Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate
The kitchen is stocked with Class A appliances, including a commercial-grade Viking range. There is also a small basement mini-kitchen below the main kitchen that serves as a break and relaxation room for the staff.
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There's an informal dining area for those more low-key days.
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When hosting a small dinner party, though, the formal dining room is quite impressive.
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The solarium is off of the breakfast area and features a retractable roof (one of two in the home).
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The estate features six bedrooms, five full baths, and three half baths.
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A screened-in balcony off the master bedroom offers expansive views of the property.
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To the left of the foyer is the mahogany-coated study with custom fireplace, and to the right is the dining room.
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There are multiple living areas throughout the home, all of which are spacious and comfortable.
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No more fighting over what to watch on television. Not when you have so many cozy viewing options from which to choose.
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Or, just curl up with a book in this brightly lit room.
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The 2,594-square-foot party pavilion is a separate structure and ideal for hosting large parties. It's anchored by fireplaces on either end and has a 300-person capacity.
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Below the entertainment area is a walk-in wine cellar and two powder rooms — one formal, one casual.
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The one-bedroom, one-bath guesthouse offers a quiet respite for guests.
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You even have access to your own personal tennis courts.
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The estate spans 2.8 acres — leaving plenty of room for the Tollesons to install a playground for their grandchildren.
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The fire pit, bar, and outdoor kitchen, combined with lush, green landscaping, provide a resort-like feel to the estate.
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The pool area includes a cabana with sitting and dining rooms, a kitchen, a bar, and a full shower bath.
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In addition to the pool and tennis courts, there's also a sand volleyball court and a putting green.
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