9825 Loire Valley Trail - This modern ranch is a newly built option in Montrachet.
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Ranging from estates in the low $3-millions to just over $ 7 million, these are the six most expensive homes for sale in Tarrant County. Situated in coveted enclaves with abundant amenities and designer touches, only the best will do. Drool-worthy views, luxe primary suites, and top-notch culinary features abound in these stunning estates.
Located in the lovely, gated Montrachet neighborhood, this newly built modern ranch sits on just over one acre, featuring five bedrooms, six baths, and 5,775-square-feet of living space. Built by Olerio Homes, it was designed for epic flow, with ample daylight from walls of glass, and high-end finishes.
“A versatile sitting area, enclosed by elegant French doors, seamlessly blends style and function, while a discreet workspace, hidden behind pocket doors, provides a private retreat for productivity,” according to Compass.
The open concept balances the living room with its vaulted ceiling and the gourmet kitchen with its light wood tones. There’s even a hidden prep kitchen for catering and hosting. The main floor guest suite, with its adjoining living area and wet bar, could be utilized as an optional game room or den.
For more information, contact John Zimmerman with Compass Real Estate.
This sprawling 8,338-square-foot, one-owner home was built in 2013.
The primary bedroom wing is a sanctuary with its own coffee bar, two massive closets, a dedicated laundry area, an exercise room, a fireplace, and French doors opening to the saltwater pool. The primary bath has gorgeous tile work, marble floors, and quartz vanities.
Other perks include a billiard room, a separate media room, a private home office with built-in shelving, and a safe room is located at the back of the home. Plus, a six-car garage and a lavish Hill Country-inspired entertaining space await outside.
For more information, contact Susan Mayer of Ebby Halliday.
Located in the sought-after gated community of The Knolls in Westlake, this lavish five-bedroom, five-bath estate was built in 2023. The entry leads “through the breathtaking foyer adorned with wide plank white oak floors, leading you to a striking floating staircase.”
Custom built-ins, designer lighting and fixtures, elegant quartzite, Calacatta Gold Marble, and top-of-the-line appliances await inside. Outdoor entertaining includes a large covered patio separated by a double-sided fireplace and a modern pool-scape.
“Step into the backyard and find a secluded paradise bordered by a lush greenbelt, featuring a custom pool and spa,” according to Allie Beth Allman. “The covered patio, enhanced with motorized screens, heaters, and an outdoor kitchen, sets the stage for unforgettable summer evenings.”
For more information, contact Susan Mathews of Allie Beth Allman.
This model of modern luxury is a stand-out listing in Southlake, a “stunning French transitional home completed in June 2024 by Calais Custom Homes,” Compass says.
Meticulous craftsmanship is evident throughout. The entry reveals the home’s scale, with views to the backyard, and dual staircases wrapping to the right and left, along with three dramatic crystal chandeliers.
The main level includes “multiple entertaining spaces, a primary suite and guest suite, office, and media room.” The main living room soars two stories and is flooded with light from the clerestory windows and sliding doors leading to the outdoor entertaining space.
Enjoy the traditional styling of the kitchen fitted with a Subzero refrigerator-freezer, Bertazzoni dual range, and its equally functional catering kitchen complete with an additional Bertazzoni range, two ovens, a microwave, a second dishwasher, and a full-size refrigerator and freezer.
For more information, contact Jeannie Anderson of Compass Real Estate.
At over 6,000 square feet, and one of the most expensive homes in Tarrant County, this Mediterranean manse is situated overlooking Eagle Mountain Lake. “Nestled in the prestigious Eagle Mountain Resort, this exquisite lakefront estate embodies Santa Barbara-inspired elegance with unmatched luxury,” according to the listing. “Designed for the ultimate waterfront lifestyle, it boasts breathtaking open-water views, a private dock with boat and jet ski lifts, and an entertainer’s dream backyard complete with a custom pool, outdoor dining, built-in pizza oven, fireplace, and expansive gathering spaces.”
Inside, you’ll find a fully fitted chef’s kitchen complete with warming drawer and wine fridge. Other amenities include a home theater with a balcony and a dedicated golf simulator room, as well as lush landscaping, a patio, pool, and lounging with an expansive view of the lake.
“Located on a cul-de-sac in a rare 24-hour gated community, this home also includes an oversized three-car garage with double golf cart space,” they say. “The Resort’s premier amenities offer an 18-hole golf course, making this meticulously updated waterfront estate the perfect blend of sophistication, comfort, and recreation.”
For more information, contact Michael Cunningham or Susan Daniels at Ebby Halliday.
The most expensive home currently listed in Tarrant County is found in Westlake. This mega-mansion spans 7,670 square feet and rests on an expertly landscaped, one-acre lot. Located in the prestigious Quail Hollow neighborhood, it was built in 2022 by Cary Hy Custom Homes and designed by SHM Architects and G. Bradley Alford Designs.
The home’s open-concept design features glass and metal windows, as well as designer finishes and colors and weighty elements of stacked stone and exposed beams overhead.
“The owner’s retreat boasts beautiful backyard views, a private den, plus a resort-style spa bath with heated floors, steam shower, coffee bar, luxury tile, and wallpaper,” according to Ebby Halliday.
Other highlights include a private guest suite with a separate entrance, a game room/media room, an elevator, and a safe room. Outside, you’ll enjoy a covered patio with electric shades, a landscaped space with mature trees and carefree turf grass, along with a heated pool and fire pit.
For more information, contact Kelly Marcontell or Susan Gilchrest with Ebby Halliday.
