Dallas Luxury Estates

Magnificent Mediterranean Estate With A Historic Past

By Karen Eubank / June 24, 2019 /

I always enjoy researching the luxury homes of Dallas. When I started digging last week, I found some extraordinary information on our Monday Morning Millionaire. Long before this magnificent Mediterranean estate was built, the original structure at 3601 Lexington Avenue was the first house constructed in Highland Park, “a model suburban city.” Mr. and Mrs.…

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Hip Pocket Iconic Italian Renaissance Villa on Armstrong Parkway

By Karen Eubank / May 27, 2019 /

Some homes come up for sale only once in a generation. Sometimes in two or three generations. This iconic Italian Renaissance Villa is one of them. This property has been in the hands of the same family for 80 years. You’re in for something special. I love nothing more than getting you Insider Dirt and…

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Classic French Luxury Living in Highland Park

By Karen Eubank / January 15, 2018 /

When it comes to building a classic French luxury home the right way, nothing much has changed since the 17th century. Our Monday Morning Millionaire at 3516 Lexington Avenue draws inspiration from one of the most famous residences in the world, the baroque French chateau, Vaux-Le-Vicomte.

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White Rock Lake Heritage Estate Hits the Market

By Karen Eubank / December 11, 2017 /

We’ve seen a lot of iconic properties listed for sale in 2017. Hang onto your Stetsons, because we have another once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for you. This stately White Rock Lake heritage estate at 4343 Lawther Drive was built in 1940 for Alto B. Cervin, an industrial attorney. It remained in the same family until the present…

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Jonathan Rosen is The Dallas Luxury Homes Savant

By Karen Eubank / December 4, 2017 /

Jonathan Rosen with The Collective knows a thing or two about selling luxury homes. He has just closed a deal on  3925 Centenary Avenue in University Park in two days. Now you may think ho-hum, OK. Well my dears, this is a $5.85 million sale! And we repeat, he went to contract in two days.

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