Consider This Preston Hollow Retreat Your Golden Egg
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If you’re planning a neighborhood Easter egg hunt this weekend, we just found a Preston Hollow gem worth putting on your map. You’ll also want to squeeze it into your calendar because it has an open house today from 1-3 p.m.
Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac in Preston Hollow’s Royal Crest neighborhood, 6215 Rex Drive feels like the kind of home where every corner reveals something new. Think Hill Country charm layered with thoughtful design: warm woods, exposed beams, and sunlight that seems to follow you from room to room.
Inside, the layout unfolds in a way that keeps things interesting. Multiple living spaces mean you’re never short on options. You can host a crowd, spread out for movie night, or claim a quiet corner and pretend you don’t hear the rest of the house. The kitchen anchors it all with a large island and top-tier appliances that make everything from Easter brunch to a Tuesday night dinner feel a little more elevated.
And then there are the doors — French doors, everywhere. Open them to the front for a breezy porch moment (complete with retractable screens), or swing them wide to the backyard so the whole house suddenly feels like it doubled in size.
“This is one of those homes that just lives really effortlessly,” said listing agent Mason McCleskey. “You can have multiple things happening at once — kids upstairs, guests outside, a quiet moment downstairs — and it all still feels connected.”
Upstairs, there’s room for everyone (and then some), plus a third-floor bonus space that could just as easily be your next home gym as it could be your escape-from-everyone-driving-you-crazy space.
But let’s be honest — the real prize is out back.
The backyard is less “yard” and more full-on destination: pool, cabana, fireplace, covered patio with heaters… the kind of setup that makes you start canceling plans elsewhere.
“It’s the kind of outdoor space people are always trying to create, but here, it’s already done,” McCleskey said. “You can entertain year-round without ever needing to leave.”
So while others are hunting for eggs this weekend, you might just find something better — a home that keeps surprising you long after the baskets are put away.
And remember, it’s open today from 1-3 p.m. McCleskey would be happy to show you around or field any questions — just ask! (940-704-2231 | [email protected])
