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10617 Bridge Hollow Court
Dallas, TX 75229
Faisal Halum with Compass RE Texas, LLC., original listing - (214) 814-8100
$14,500,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
6
Bathroom
Full: 6, ½: 4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
14653 Square Feet
Property Description
Tucked away in the exclusive, guard-gated neighborhood of the Creeks of Preston Hollow, this magnificent estate is a testament to unparalleled craftsmanship and thoughtful design. Built by Greg Alford in 2018, the 14,653-square-foot home is set on 1.4 acres along tranquil Bachman Creek in the heart of Dallas. The hand-cut limestone exterior and 20-foot handcrafted wood doors create a striking first impression, while the interior features soaring 25-foot ceilings, a custom grand staircase modeled after Cunard Cruise Line, and spaces ideal for both lavish entertaining and quiet retreats. Every corner of this six-bedroom home has been meticulously planned. Each suite feels like a private sanctuary, rivaling the primary suite’s spaciousness and attention to detail. The first floor includes a grand entry, formal living and dining rooms, a library, a chef’s kitchen with adjacent prep kitchen, a butler’s pantry, and a staff office. The primary suite offers dual closets and an exercise room, while a downstairs guest suite ensures visitor comfort. The second floor features four additional guest suites, a large office or game room, and access to two expansive balconies overlooking the creekside property. Over 2,700 square feet of unfinished space provides flexibility for customization. For wine enthusiasts, the basement wine cellar is a secure haven. Dual elevators provide seamless access, while smart home features, heated floors, and elegant built-ins enhance the living experience. Outside, a resort-style pool, cascading water feature, outdoor kitchen with fireplace, and three verandas create an entertainer’s dream. The property also includes a small gated dog run, five-car garage, and generator—thoughtful touches that balance luxury with everyday practicality. This estate is truly The Crown Jewel of Preston Hollow, offering a rare blend of timeless design, cutting-edge amenities, and an idyllic location in one of Dallas' most sought-after neighborhoods.
Property Information
Lot Size
1 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built
2018
MLS Number
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Location
Address
10617 Bridge Hollow Court
City
Dallas
State
TX
Zip Code
75229
County
DALLAS (PARK CITIES PRESTON HOLLOW)
Listing
Name
Phone
(214) 240-2575
Office Name
Office Phone
(214) 814-8100
Agent Name
Faisal Halum
Agency Phone
(214) 814-8100

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