Billionaire Trevor Rees-Jones Lists His Penthouse at the Ritz For $9M

Update 5:oopm: Dave Perry-Miller agent Kathy Myers is co-listing this unit with Sharon Quist. Kathy is, in fact, Mr Rees-Jones’ agent on the properties he purchases. She co-listed with Sharon because of Sharon’s success marketing and selling Avery Johnson’s Ritz unit several years ago.

Let’s say you’ve got a little extra cash to burn like that retired school principal in New York who won the Powerball. Perhaps you want to dip your toe into luxury real estate? Well, there’s no better example than luxury highrise living in Dallas than the Ritz, and there are few that are on par with this phenomenal penthouse owned by billionaire Trevor Rees-Jones.

We love the Residences at the Ritz Carlton, and this is the penthouse at Tower 2. This condo has so much going for it, besides being owned by a well-known philanthropist, and we love the gorgeous Poggenpohl Kitchen, amazing views, and inspiring interiors.

Unit 2200, which is listed with Dave Perry-Miller agents Sharon Quist and Kathy Myers, has four bedrooms, five full and one half bath, 5,666 square feet, a fireplace, wrap-around balconies, and all of the amenities that the five-star Ritz Carlton offers. Custom lighting, a cozy study, and designer touches with a Transitional feel lend so much elegance to this space. It’s a full-floor penthouse, too, so there will be plenty of privacy.

As you’d expect, this penthouse has a gorgeous kitchen perfect for entertaining, with beautiful custom glass-front cabinetry from Poggenpohl Dallas, Miele built-ins, and a huge island that will be great for an informal cocktail party or holiday buffet. The floors are stunning, the master bathroom is sublime, and those views, y’all. This is the perfect location for downtown views, as you’re on the southernmost tip of Uptown, just caddy-corner to Victory Park, and there are no other highrises standing in your way (at least until that Park District residential tower gets built next to Klyde Warren).

Are you ready to snap it up?