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$21,500,000
5 Beds ⋅ 9 Baths ⋅ 21243404 MLS
Escape to a world where the golden age of Palm Beach architecture meets modern-day opulence. This hidden 12.8-acre Mediterranean sanctuary, inspired by the legendary Addison Mizner, is a 12,872 sq ft testament to a life of curated elegance. A winding, tree-lined private drive welcomes you into a lifestyle defined by artisanal heritage and luxury. The home’s aesthetic reflects a symphony of rare materials: limestone columns, hand-carved mahogany doors, and masterful Cassi Plaster ceilings. In the formal living room, Bordeaux wood floors glow under the light of a spectacular chandelier, while an arched window offers a cinematic view of the private one-acre pond. The great room creates the ultimate stage for the host, featuring cypress-beamed ceilings and a magnificent Parisian chandelier. Evening parties are hosted around the wet bar, complete with a wine room and built-in draft. A seamless transition of the expansive limestone veranda continues outside, featuring a stunning hand-painted mural that says “The Good Life” in Latin. Culinary pursuits await in the gourmet kitchen, where London-inspired frescoes and cast-stone surround a suite of SubZero, Viking, & Gaggenau appliances. A butler’s pantry ensures every gala executes with precision. The primary wing is an enclave of indulgence, where hand-painted ceilings and a fireplace lead to his & hers retreats adorned with beautiful marble floors. For the fashion connoisseur, two expansive walk-in closets and a two-story walk-in cedar closet provide a gallery-like space for any collection. Conveniently located in the next room is your home gym. Outside, the estate feels like a private European resort. Spend afternoons by the lap pool and spa, entertain with the wet bar, or wander through lush gardens to the greenhouse. For the automotive collector, a finished 20-car garage complex with lifts and a full living quarters awaits. A full-size guest house also resides on the grounds.

5817 Red Wolf Ln, Plano