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Here’s how much it costs to buy the most expensive home in Texas — and it just upped its asking price 28 février 2025 à 21:40

Here’s how much it costs to buy the most expensive home in Texas — and it just upped its asking price

Par :Emily Davis

28 février 2025 à 21:40

The Dallas-area mega-mansion, known as the Crespi estate, is fit for a king.

The Crespi estate

The property spans 15.69 acres.

An opulent staircase.

The home has hosted the likes of Coco Chanel and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.

The home blends its French chateau inspiration with Texas charm.

A light-filled sitting area.

The kitchen has plenty of counter space.

A 19-seat theatre.

The home boast 10 bedrooms.

Ornate wallpaper lines the halls.

A more casual sitting area with wooden beams overhead.

With 12 full and five half bathrooms at the estate, there's always somewhere to go.

The garage fits more than five cars, according to the listing.

The home is dripping with custom details from floor to ceiling.

One of two wine cellars.

Another bedroom.

An art deco bar.

It looks like the French countryside, but this estate is a short drive from downtown Dallas.

A creek runs through the property.

A fountain.

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One of Frank Lloyd Wright’s largest private homes can be yours — and it’s a stunner that’s available for less 27 février 2025 à 22:18

One of Frank Lloyd Wright’s largest private homes can be yours — and it’s a stunner that’s available for less

Par :Emily Davis

27 février 2025 à 22:18

Dubbed “Westhope,” the Tulsa residence is one of just five homes Wright built with unique, geometric blocks stacked in vertical columns.

The facade of Westhope at sunset.

5,200 panes of glass cover almost half of the exterior.

The 1920s home comes with a pool and a guesthouse.

Wright blended geometric patterns with natural textures.

The home spans 10,400 square feet.

A large backyard with gardens, shrubbery and a pool.

The geometric textile-block style of the home is based on a unique system innovated by Wright.

Geometric blocks stacked in vertical columns create a pattern across the home.

The current owner upgraded the kitchen.

A light-filled sitting area with dark-wood shelving.

A large bedroom.

Skylights light up the home.

A bathroom with floating cabinets.

A stunning pink bathroom.

Westhope is one of only a few textile block homes made by Wright.

The stairs.

Golden light pours out of the home's building blocks.

Geometric blocks stacked in vertical columns create a pattern across the home.