Lets round up the five most expensive homes currently making a grand statement across Texas.
Positioned on Lighthouse Drive peninsula, it offers lake views in every direction and seamless indoor-outdoor living throughout.
Where is Horseshoe Bay?
Gary Dolch, Michelle Dolch @ Compass Re Texas, LLC. via Coldwell Banker Realty
It is known for its golf courses, waterfront homes, and the Horseshoe Bay Resort.
The town attracts both weekend visitors and retirees seeking lakefront living.
It was incorporated in 2005 and has grown as a second-home destination.
A brick barrel-vault ceiling adds rustic character above the stone flooring and exposed beams.
Arched doorways connect it to both a sitting area and the patio outside, seen through large glass doors.
A Persian rug spans beneath the table, while subtle wall sconces complete the setting.
Flanking furniture pieces like a carved wood cabinet and decorative bench give it a historic, symmetrical layout.
An outdoor fireplace anchors one end, while a built-in grill and prep station face the railing and water.
Separate seating arrangements create distinct lounge and dining zones in this open-air space.
Source:Edward Burget and Julie Snowden @ Horseshoe Bay ONE Realty via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Where is Dallas?
It is home to the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, one of the busiest in the world.
The citys skyline features modern architecture alongside historic sites like Dealey Plaza.
Dallas has a diverse economy and neighborhoods ranging from arts districts to corporate hubs.
Entry Hall
The entrance unfolds into a sweeping foyer with dual-height ceilings.
This central space features a dramatic curved staircase, crystal chandelier, and tall double doors.
Off to the side, a corridor leads into a formal living area visible through the open archway.
Living Room
Natural light floods the formal living room through arched windows lining one wall.
This part of the house contains multiple sofas and chairs arranged around a stone fireplace with a wall-mounted television.
Two recessed niches behind the red chairs display abstract artwork and ceramic pieces.
Dining Room
Rounded layout centers the dining room beneath a chandelier.
Surrounded by tall windows and patterned drapery, the circular rug echoes the shape of the glass-topped table.
The rooms layout creates symmetry with ten upholstered chairs neatly positioned around the centerpiece.
Home Office
Library or office area stands defined by dark millwork and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves.
A fireplace and television occupy the far end, while sculptural objects and framed collectibles fill the shelves.
A large central desk faces a semi-octagonal set of tall windows.
Bathroom is designed in symmetry with vanities and mirrors lining both sides.
A built-in bathtub anchors the rear wall beneath a curved bay of windows.
A makeup station and chandelier add both utility and balance to the layout.
Source:Faisal Halum, Bill Churchill @ Compass Re Texas, LLC.
via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Where is Austin?
Once a frontier village called Waterloo, Austin, Texas, rose to become the state capital in 1839.
It sits on the Colorado River and includes a web link of greenbelts and spring-fed swimming holes.
The city operates under a council-manager form of government and has a reputation for progressive politics.
It is also the headquarters for major companies like Dell and Whole Foods Market.
Light fixtures suspended from the ceiling and wall sconces enhance the stately atmosphere.
Along the back wall, arched windows let daylight flood across polished marble floors.
Centered beneath the chandelier, four upholstered stools complete the rooms layout.
Organized by bottle, the collection is carefully labeled and lit by a central hanging fixture.
Carved columns and cabinetry add depth to the small, enclosed space.
Draped in warm lighting from decorative sconces, the space offers a fully immersive setup.
Framed prints and a detailed ceiling fixture add to the intimate cinema feel.
Study
Curtains cascade from arched windows behind a seating area in this wood-paneled study.
Positioned around a central marble table, plush armchairs and a matching velvet couch form a lounge-like arrangement.
Rows of bookshelves and a detailed chandelier complete the old-world ambiance.
Source:Gary Dolch, Michelle Dolch @ Compass Re Texas, LLC.
via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Austin, Texas, is the state capital and a major tech and cultural hub in Central Texas.
Austin has seen rapid population growth and rising housing demand in recent years.
Curves and contrast energize the open-plan living and dining room in the center of the home.
Two plush red tufted sofas face sculptural cloud-like chandeliers and neutral accent chairs.
Artworks and modular shelving animate the long white walls bordering the full glass sliders.
Oversized pendants hang low over the long dining table in this kitchen-meets-breakfast area.
A neon LOUNGE sign glows above the prep counter in the far corner.
Lounge
Symmetry and curve come together in the upper-level lounge arranged under a domed ceiling.
Five sets of tall windows wrap the room, framing lush greenery.
Pool Area
Poolside lounging meets modern flair in this backyard leisure area.
Dining and lounging setups stretch along the left side under a curved black pergola.
A tall mesh net runs through the center while a line of red sculptural seating decorates the nearby lawn.
Trees surround the court, creating a quiet and shaded perimeter.
Source:Eric Moreland @ Moreland Properties via Coldwell Banker Realty
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Where is Highland Park?
Highland Park, Texas, is an affluent town located just north of downtown Dallas.
It is part of the Park Cities, along with University Park, and operates its own public services.
The town features tree-lined streets, luxury homes, and the upscale Highland Park Village shopping center.
It maintains a separate school district known for high academic performance.
Sliding doors fire up the space to an outdoor lounge with its own fireplace.
French doors along the right wall offer easy access to the backyard.
Decorative statues and antique furniture accent the space along its perimeter.
Crisp white crown lighting traces the ceiling edges in the large primary bedroom centered on a simple upholstered bed.
The space flows into multiple adjoining rooms through arched doorways and built-in shelving.
Wide sliding doors frame the view into the richly appointed interior library.
Source:Ralph Randall @ Briggs Freeman SothebyS IntL via Coldwell Banker Realty
