Yes, the pool grotto connects directly to the master bedroom of this $2.4 million party estate, if you had to ask. “Long before there was a subdivision called Gleannloch Farms, there was a ranch there called Gleannloch Farms where they raised Arabian horses,” explains a reader who claims to know something about this property. “I am 99% sure that this listing is actually the original house for the ranch. HCAD shows it as built in 1979, which would predate the subdivision by about 20 years, so I guess it would have to be.” You’re looking at the home’s “grand ballroom” above, which faces the front motor court. Also on the 6-acre grounds: a tennis court, a pond with spurting fountain, a detached 8-car garage, a guest house turned into an exercise gym, a separate gameroom building with a summer kitchen, and an actual outdoor pool you can use if this skylit indoor one starts to fester:
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Here’s that standalone gameroom building:
And a punching bag where the guest house used to be:
Drive on up for a tour!
The listing counts 5 to 7 bedrooms, 6 full- and 2 half-baths, and 9,659 sq. ft. of living space. This property has been on the market for almost 4 weeks.
Waita waita waita waitaminute!
Is that a bronze statue of a girl raising her skirt!?
Makes you wonder out of all of the statues a person could buy why did they go with that one.
Amazing. I think this house belongs to TTBoy. Beautiful property.
It is so beautiful . . . . probably a
family (very wealthy) from Monterrey
will buy . . . we have not enough money
here in U.S.
Kind of love it even though my idea of ‘enough room’ is well under 2000 sq ft. With 6 acres its a bargain as a starter family compound though. Also, same thought on the statue – huh?
This looks pretty cool, and I’ll never look at a curtsy the same way. Too bad I’ve never seen a curtsy outside of Scottish dance festivals and the Sound of Music.
Fun!
Miss Statue is not lifting UP her skirt, she’s holding it out on both sides, like a young girl might do before twirling around. Pervs.
I kinda love it!