This Fairy Tale Castle in Dallas is Making Headlines!

Posted May 28th, 2012 | by The Update

The drop-dead-gorgeous castle-like home at 3619 Crescent Avenue in Highland Park was recently dubbed House of the Day over on AOL Real Estate:

Like a castle out of a fairy tale, this ethereal ”Richardsonian Romanesque” home sits on one of the largest lots in Dallas County’s Highland Park. Made mostly of granite, with exquisite porcelain interior detailing, and with lush views over a scenic greenbelt, the residence known as Coram Deo (Latin for “before God”), boasts seven bedrooms and 9½ baths. 

The sprawling, three-story mansion in suburban Dallas includes all the design features and amenities of a modern domicile, as well as plenty of natural light. The interiors are opulently appointed, with marble fixtures and ornate woodwork. Outside, the property features a sweeping patio and a two-level pool with a magnificent, cascading waterfall.

Click here to real the original article on AOL real estate.

Contact Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty agent Ellen Terry for more information on this ultra-luxurious home.

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