Texas Mansion That Comes With Its Own Waterpark Splashes Onto the Market With a $2.5 Million Asking Price
When Your Backyard is a Lazy River
By Annie Gallay //
Photography HAR
A buzzy new mansion has hit the market in Crosby, and it gives living on the water a whole new meaning. Less than 30 minutes from Downtown Houston, this is no lakefront property. It’s a sprawling home that comes complete with its own built-in glistening water resort.
The expansive estate at 3720 Krenek Road sits pretty in a secluded, unrestricted 49 acres of greenery, offering total privacy and your own pocket of wilderness. But inside that immaculate slice of nature, there’s a winding lazy river, waterfall grotto and slide.
You’ll just have to pool together a cool $2.5 million to own this freeform pool wonderland.
The mansion covers nearly 11,000 feet between its main house and entertaining wing, guest quarters and five-car garage. The enclosed loggia with glass panel doors for indoor-outdoor entertaining spans 1,300 square feet.
While it’s oh-so-tempting to while your day away on the pool, floating round and round while perfecting that tan, there’s plenty inside to dazzle.
It’s not just the luxurious finishes, custom millwork and soaring barrel vault ceilings. The eight spacious bedrooms, eight sleek baths and four stylish half-baths are standouts, too.
The house might even make living outside the loop worth it, with a game room, a fitness room, pet grooming area and the most immense his-and-hers closets you can imagine. Her dream closet even features a chic chandelier.
Once you own this abode, you can say goodbye to long lines at waterparks forever. You can relax in the lap of luxury in your own backyard. Every day is a pool day.
Who needs the new Wet ‘n’ Wild SplashTown when this lazy river is steps away?
Home Dish
3720 Krenek Road
Bedrooms: 8-9
Bathrooms: 8 full and six half baths
Square Footage: 11,801
Acreage: 49 acre lot
Listing agent: Kirsten Seglem, John Daugherty Realtors
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