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Perfect for Dad: This amazing garage and man-cave is inside 10620 Strait Lane.
Father’s Day is about so much more than just firing up the grill and getting Dad a new tie. It’s about making memories and enjoying your family. Of course, memories are made at home, and what better gift for Dad than a home that suits him just right. Juliette Coulter has come up with a list of fabulous listings that would make all sorts of dads swoon.
“Man Cave, Car Loving Dad”
This Richard Drummond Davis home on a prime street has an incredible man cave and car cave. You can even live with your cars. Listed by Lisa Besserer for $20 million.
“Ranch Dad”
Hartlee Field Ranch, 4105 Hartlee Field Rd., Denton
Located 30 miles north of DFW, this 19,500 square-foot-house is on 652 acres with an indoor basketball court for shooting hoops as well as a pool table room. The land includes the historic Hartlee Field Airstrip, a training ground for military cadets in WWII. Listed by Angie Nelson for $14,850,000
“Family Man Dad”
Gracious European-inspired traditional is ideally situated on approximately 1.46 pristine acres. It’s incredibly manicured grounds with six outdoor fireplaces, terraces and a custom tree house and playhouse, pool, spa and sport court. Listed by Amy Detwiler for $10,000,000
“Contemporary Dad”
5103 Milam Street, Dallas
This ultra-contemporary in the Knox-Henderson neighborhood features two-story glass walls, open spaces and museum finish walls for art. There’s also an attached garage-workshop area for “Handy Dad.” It’s a great buy for a contemporary under a million. Listed by Robby Sturgeon for $779,000
“Contemporary Dad (Who Likes Living in a Historic Home)”
1925 Cedar Springs Rd., #301, Dallas
Modern living in a pre-WWII brick building in the center of Dallas’ downtown/Uptown live/work/play neighborhood. This gem features designer finishes, glass walls and views from Pegasus to the Perot (Museum of Nature and Science). Listed by Anne Goyer and LeeLee Gioia for $2,8750,000
“White House Historic Dad”
Known as the Dallas White House, this neo-classic design has 17th and 18th century fireplaces, burled walnut walls and triple groin ceilings. He will be like a king in this palace on 3.3 acres on one of the most desirable streets in the city. Listed by Joan Eleazer for $19,500,000
Did you find a home that would be just right for your dad? Which one?
