Everything is bigger in Texas—including its real estate. From gated estates in Southlake outfitted with bowling alleys and music studios to sprawling ranches in Wimberley that include private airstrips and river frontage, Texas homes offer opulence at a scale that matches the state’s grand personality.
Whether tucked into historic neighborhoods like Highland Park or perched along the Blanco River in the Hill Country, these properties showcase architectural elegance, world-class amenities, and acres of pristine land. Luxury here means more than just square footage—it means entertainment pavilions, heliports, wine cellars, and golf simulators all woven into the fabric of everyday life.
What follows is a grand tour through some of the most expensive homes currently listed in the Lone Star State.
5. Southlake, TX – $22,950,000
In Southlake, this 31,234 square feet single-family estate was built in 2016 and features 8 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms on nearly 4 gated acres. The home includes a basketball court, bowling alley, gym, stage, soundproof Dolby Atmos music room, and an entertainment basement, along with indoor and outdoor chef’s kitchens, a pool, spa, and guest apartment. Listed at $22,950,000, the fully automated smart home also offers panoramic views, balconies, and a full turnkey furnished option.
Where is Southlake?
Southlake is a suburban city in Tarrant and Denton counties in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. It is known for its master-planned neighborhoods, Southlake Town Square shopping district, and top-rated Carroll Independent School District. The city has a reputation for high property values and community events. Southlake also offers access to nearby Grapevine Lake and DFW International Airport.
Living Room
Stretching two stories high, the living room includes marble floors, an oversized chandelier, and arched doorways leading to an outdoor area. A fireplace with a tall stone surround sits opposite a seating area made up of neutral gray armchairs and sectionals. Tall windows with soft gray curtains fill the space with light.
Kitchen
Centered in the home, the kitchen features a double island layout with light gray cabinetry and a large white hood over the cooktop. Glass lantern pendants hang over the counters while woven barstools line the breakfast bar. Built-in cabinetry surrounds the walls, and a mosaic backsplash adds detail above the stove.
Dining Room
Positioned off the main living space, the dining room includes a long wooden table with a full set of fabric-covered chairs. A layered ceiling design frames four cylindrical chandeliers, creating a focal point. Large windows let in natural light, flanked by long curtains and potted plants.
Bedroom
Oriented to the exterior, the bedroom is designed with a double-wide bed and matching bedside dressers on each side. A chandelier is mounted above while recessed lighting outlines the coffered ceiling. Two upholstered chairs and a circular table create a small sitting area near the windows.
Bathroom
Set in white marble, the bathroom has a large built-in tub with a decorative tile backsplash and gold fixtures. On the far wall, a double vanity with glass cabinet accents sits beneath three large mirrors. A chandelier with organic-style branches hangs above, adding texture to the clean layout.
Listing agents: Michael Hershenberg, Brad Cook of Real Broker, LLC., info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
4. Houston, TX – $23,500,000
Built in 2011 and designed by Curtis and Windham, this single-family home in River Oaks spans 15,791 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. Set on just over 1.2 acres, the property includes a pool, putting green, screened porch, golf simulator room, wine room, and gym, along with a four-car garage and gated motor court. Listed at $23,500,000, the residence also features smart home systems, an elevator, and extensive entertaining and living spaces across multiple levels.
Where is Houston?
Houston is the largest city in Texas and the county seat of Harris County, located near the Gulf of Mexico. It is a center for the energy industry, especially oil and natural gas, and hosts the Texas Medical Center and NASA’s Johnson Space Center. The city includes diverse neighborhoods like Montrose, The Heights, and Midtown. Houston also has a major port, a thriving arts scene, and professional sports teams in every major league.
Living Room
Panel molding and carved ceiling details define the living room, where soft-toned seating surrounds a fireplace with gilded mirrors and vintage furnishings. Tall windows with light drapery keep the space open and bright. Upholstered armchairs and antique tables fill the symmetrical arrangement around the hearth.
Dining Room
Round dining table sits under a medallion ceiling in the dining room, framed by white paneled walls and a chandelier with brass accents. Tall windows and neutral curtains balance the otherwise symmetrical layout. Artwork and sconce lighting add detail to the surrounding walls.
Kitchen
Checkerboard marble floors stretch across the kitchen, where a central island is matched by pendant lights and veined stone surfaces. Open shelving, a marble-clad range hood, and double refrigerators line the perimeter. Built-in cabinets and coffered ceiling complete the crisp monochrome layout.
Office
Paneled walls and built-in shelving shape the office, where a black-and-white ceiling grid mirrors the bold pattern of the carpet below. Game table and reading chairs are set near tall windows with graphic drapery. Workspace includes an integrated desk and media area across one wall.
Bedroom
Tray ceiling details and soft wall tones define the bedroom, where a black four-poster bed anchors the space beside twin benches. Fireplace with a curved hearth and geometric wall art adds a contemporary touch across from the bed. French doors open onto a stone patio surrounded by trees and garden views.
Listing agent: Robert Bland of Compass Re Texas, LLC. – Houston, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
3. Highland Park, TX – $32,500,000
In Dallas’ Highland Park, this 23,114 square feet estate was built in 2015 and features 6 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms on over an acre of landscaped grounds. The property includes a five-car garage, air-conditioned basement, pool, alfresco kitchen, greenhouse, wine cellar, and private guest apartment. Offered at $32,500,000, the home blends Italian and French architectural influences with geothermal systems, gold-leaf interiors, and custom materials sourced globally.
Where is Highland Park?
Highland Park is a town in central Dallas County, Texas, surrounded by the city of Dallas and part of the Park Cities area. It is known for its upscale residential neighborhoods, tree-lined streets, and the Highland Park Village shopping center. The town operates its own police and fire departments and shares a school district with University Park. Highland Park is often recognized for its historic homes and proximity to Southern Methodist University.
Foyer
Marble staircase winds up one side of the foyer, leading past a gold-accented table and mirror beneath a gilded dome ceiling. Arched entryways and black iron balcony railings provide symmetry throughout the double-height space. Checkered stone floors stretch across to the ornate front doors.
Kitchen
Double arched windows frame the kitchen, where white cabinetry, detailed trim, and a marble island are arranged in symmetrical form. Chandelier and carved barstools add a classical touch beneath recessed lighting. Display niches flanking the range hold curated dishware and accent lighting.
Dining Room
Oval dining table sits beneath a crystal chandelier, surrounded by high-back upholstered chairs on a lavender rug. Fireplace with marble surround, arched niches with candelabras, and mirrored wall accents complete the formal tone. Windows and curved drapery add rhythm to the rounded walls.
Bedroom
Canopy bed anchors the bedroom, with walls covered in gold-toned panels and matching floor-to-ceiling drapes over French doors. A settee and chaise lounge flank the bed, and a chandelier drops from the ceiling above. Light filters in through the curved glass doors leading to a private view.
Bathroom
Gold-paneled bathroom features a glass shower surrounded by mirrored walls and arched wood framing. A central chandelier hangs above marble tile floors, and a pair of vanities stand beside glass-shaded lamps. Rich detailing continues across trim, cabinetry, and ceiling molding.
Listing agent: Jason Garcia of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’S Int’L, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
2. Wimberley, TX – $37,500,000
Set on approximately 538 acres in Wimberley, Texas, the 4-S Ranch includes 25 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms across five primary residences and additional guest and ranch-hand quarters. The property features over 4,000 feet of Blanco River frontage on both sides, two creeks, a private 3,300-foot runway with a full hangar, and numerous recreational amenities including sports courts, a gym, and a stage-equipped lounge. The ranch combines luxury with function and is located within easy access to both Austin and San Antonio.
Where is Wimberley?
Wimberley is a small town in Hays County, Texas, situated between Austin and San Antonio in the Texas Hill Country. It is known for natural attractions like the Blanco River, Jacob’s Well, and Blue Hole Regional Park. The town has a strong arts community and a central square with local shops and galleries. Wimberley also hosts markets, festivals, and serves as a retreat destination for visitors.
Entrance
Wood-paneled exterior leads to the main entrance via a central stone walkway lined with tall manicured planters. Sloped metal roof and cupola rise above the symmetrical facade, suggesting a converted barn structure. Wide doorway opens directly into the main interior with a clear sightline through the glass.
Living Area
Oversized sectional anchors the living area, facing a wall of glass with views of the surrounding greenery. Two blocky black coffee tables sit on a large textured rug, and armchairs round out the conversation setup. Vaulted ceiling beams and hardwood flooring tie the open layout together with the kitchen and bar zone.
Bar Kitchen
Long live-edge wood bar stretches across the kitchen, matched with high-back stools and pendant lighting above. Sleek dark cabinetry lines the back wall with integrated appliances and a wide drink station. Tall windows and a wood-paneled ceiling complete the contemporary lodge-style layout.
Game Area
Vaulted ceiling and full wall of windows define the game area, where a billiards table sits centered beneath a wide hanging light. Round glass table and plush chairs create a card-game spot beside the bar. Lounge chairs and forest views wrap the space in a casual, open atmosphere.
Sports Court
Multi-use sport court is built into a hillside clearing, surrounded by trees and outfitted with dual basketball hoops and painted lines. Fenced perimeter encloses the playing area, while a wooden pavilion with a shaded deck overlooks the space from above. Stairs connect the court to upper-level seating and lounge zones.
Listing agent: Tricia Keith of Keller Williams Realty, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
1. Dallas, TX – $64,000,000
Spanning 27,092 square feet, this historic Dallas estate was built in 1938 and includes 10 bedrooms and 17 bathrooms on 15.687 acres across multiple lots. The property features a main residence, a 3,300-plus square feet guesthouse, and a 4,800-plus square feet entertainment pavilion with a 19-seat theater. Listed at $64,000,000, it also offers a ballroom, wine cellars, tennis and bocce courts, a heliport, gardens, greenhouses, and a pool and spa.
Where is Dallas?
Dallas is a major city in north Texas, located in Dallas County and part of the larger Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. It is a hub for commerce, technology, and transportation, with key sectors including finance, defense, and telecommunications. The city features districts like Deep Ellum, Uptown, and Bishop Arts, each with distinct cultural scenes. Dallas is also known for landmarks like Dealey Plaza and the Dallas Museum of Art.
Dining Room
Formal dining room features a long polished wood table surrounded by velvet blue chairs. Ornate chandelier and carved wall paneling reinforce the classical styling, matched by a tapestry above a white marble mantel. Light pours in through French doors on one side, with views to the garden beyond.
Kitchen
Tall arched windows flood the kitchen with light, casting onto a layout anchored by a dark island and separate white prep counter. Black range with a dramatic veined backsplash sits between two columns of cabinets. Pendant lights and sculpted marble flooring echo the classical architectural style throughout.
Library
Wood-paneled library is filled with built-in bookcases, a marble fireplace, and traditional leather seating. Antler chandelier and mounted sculptures add to the lodge-like feel under the ornate ceiling molding. Reading tables are tucked near the window, separated from the central lounge area by a rug-lined floor.
Bedroom
Paneled walls and multiple sets of curtained French doors give the bedroom a formal, symmetrical layout. A canopy bed and multiple leather seating areas are arranged across a carpeted floor. Marble fireplace with log storage and a round stone-top table add focal points to the spacious room.
Bathroom
Marble flooring and half-wall paneling set a classic tone in the bathroom, where an arched window frames the view outside. Clawfoot tub sits under one side window, paired with gold-toned fixtures and soft drapery. Floral wall panels, a chandelier, and a carved vanity complete the ornate styling.
Listing agents: Pogir Pogir, Diane Duvall-Rogers of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’S Int’L, info provided by Coldwell Banker Realty
