Time For (Hot, Hot) Dallas House Porn: 5030 Park Lane
I sashayed into Christie’s luncheon with Anne Igelbrink, she being head of decorative arts for Christie’s Great Estates and a lass who really knows antique furniture and accessories. I was a bit late — what else is new, I was oogling another house. To be perfectly honest, while I love all things Christies, I couldn’t miss seeing THE HOUSE at 5030 Park lane, since the great Sherry Hayslip decked it out. (Peggy and Laura were timely and have info on the luncheon here.) This is a must-see, and I had seen the home about a year ago when I wrote it up for D Home. I understand it was built by Denny Alberts, the man who lured Dean Fearing to his Ritz development, who also met the love of his life mid-way through building 5030. Tuscan Villa meets California cool, wish I had snapped a shot of the wine/bar room off the formals. It’s also 8500 plus square feet, on 1.06 acres in the Honeypot, and only $5,995,000 (bargain, reduced from $7.25M) listed with Briggs-Freeman mother-daughter team Joan Eleazer and Layne Pitzer. The duo also have 1851 Turbeville Road listed… for $27,500,000. Sound familiar?
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Wow, Turbeville is still on the market. Wasn’t it listed at $40M-$50M a couple years ago?