Palm Royale Has Nothing on This Next-Level Mediterranean Estate in Fort Worth
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Have you watched the series Palm Royale? If so, you’ll understand the comparison. If not, binge it immediately, and you’ll see that had Texas been chosen for filming, this Mediterranean on Indian Creek Drive in Fort Worth would have made the perfect set.
Palm Royale follows Kristen Wiig as social climber Maxine Simmons, who is determined to join 1969 Palm Beach, Florida, high society. Carol Burnett plays her wealthy aunt-in-law, Norma Dellacorte, who holds the keys to the social and financial kingdom, despite being comatose for most of the series. The Palm Royale Club and the Dellacorte mansion exterior locations are sun-drenched and lush, and the interiors are rich, layered, colorful, and elegant. They mirror everything you will find in this Indian Creek Mediterranean.
Another fabulous location this Fort Worth property reminds me of is Vizcaya, a National Historic Landmark and the winter home of industrialist James Deering. If Mediterranean at its most glorious is your vibe, it does not get better than this.
When we talk about curb appeal, this Indian Creek Mediterranean is on another level. It was constructed with limestone, reclaimed Pennsylvania timber, and some of the most beautiful wrought iron light fixtures I’ve ever seen. Dynamic Fenestration did the custom mahogany windows and doors on the first floor and used Alaskan yellow cedar for the second. Before you reach the front door, you pass through a dramatic arched entry with a serene koi pond.
“This home is the result of an extraordinary collaboration between the owners, builder Rick Yuill, and architect Weldon Turner,” Williams Trew listing agent Joseph McCarthy Berkes said. “Their shared vision created a truly exceptional residence where timeless architecture, breathtaking views, outstanding craftsmanship, exquisite woodwork, and hand-selected materials from around the world come together beautifully. The home truly feels like you’re staying at a luxury resort, with every space thoughtfully designed to be both elegant and inviting. It stands among Fort Worth’s most distinctive and remarkable homes.”
Maxine would be right at home here. The public rooms are rich in exceptional materials and intricate details, setting a tone of quiet luxury and effortless sophistication — just her style.
The 13,463-square-foot house is positioned on 0.85 acres overlooking the Shady Oaks Golf Course at an elevation that maximizes views. With shaded loggias, courtyards, pools, and gardens, it invites you to spend as much time outside as possible.
With seven bedrooms, 11-and-a-half bathrooms, a movie room, a fully equipped golf room with a putting green and top-tier simulator, and a dedicated luggage room, it’s clear that nothing has been overlooked in this Indian Creek Mediterranean. It’s absolutely camera-ready if Palm Royale ever gets a reboot!
