Legendary home listed on Nat’l Register of Historic Places. Built by John Staub for Margaret Wray, daughter of Texaco founder John Cullinan, later owned by Tx Gov Mark White. Classic architecture freshened & invigorated by owner’s renovation (2021) w/inspired contemporary design. Grand reception hall transitions to rear dining rm overlooking patios, gardens & lawn-dropped pool. One side wing includes main staircase, living rm, powder rm, & wine closet (1st-floor). Luxuriously reconfigured primary suite w/study, lavish dual bath & bespoke closet (2nd-floor). Opposite wing has great rm, walk-in full bar, gathering kitchen & breakfast rm, drop zone, rear staircase, gym/media rm & 2 half- baths (1st-floor), En suite bedrms w/ custom walk-in closets (2nd-floor). Kitchen/breakfast w/professional grade appliances & exposed original brick walls. Views from all primary rooms of ancient mossy oaks w/trailing branches, azalea beds, fountains, brick patios w/vintage ironwork & lovely pool.
Features
: In Ground, Salt Water, Heated
: Central electric, Zoned
: Central electric, Zoned
: Gas connections, Wood burning fireplace
: Balcony, Controlled Subdivision Access, Patio/deck, Sprinkler System, Detached Gar Apt /quarters, Back Yard Fenced, Covered Patio/deck, Porch, Side Yard, Spa/hot Tub, Storm Shutters, Mosquito Control System
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: Carpet, Wood, Marble Floors
: Slab
: Additional Parking, Circle Driveway
: Fire/smoke alarm, High ceiling, Alarm system - owned, Washer included, Refrigerator included, Crown molding, Wet bar, Dryer included, 2 staircases, Balcony, Formal Entry/foyer, Wired For Sound
From 59, exit south on Main St. Take the roundabout at Mecom Fountain, continue south on Main St and turn right (west) into the gated entrance. If coming from Sunset Blvd, turn left (north) on Main St. Turn left (west) into the gated entrance.