A Dallas estate built for an Italian count is on the market for $60 million - the most expensive home in Texas.

In Dallas, a Crescent Estate residence built by an Italian count turned cotton baron is for sale. It has more than 27,000 square feet and a price tag of $60 million, making it the most expensive residential property in Texas.

Owner Tim Hicks, a billionaire investor and former sports team owner, previously listed the property for sale at up to $135 million.

The residence is currently owned by the Cox family, which has ties to oil and gas investors and financiers. The building was constructed in 1938 and features a French chateau style.

The residence features a swimming pool, sports fields and gardens.

The entry living room with its marble foyer and ornate staircase is particularly impressive, as are the luxurious kitchen and library with fireplace. In fact, the Crest Estate residence is one of the largest mansions in Dallas, spanning more than 15 acres.

In addition, its prime location allows you to enjoy privacy despite its proximity to the city. This beautiful property bears the name of its first owner, Italian businessman Count Pio Crespi, who established a trade in Dallas for the family's cotton empire.

The owners of the residence emphasize its'They note that the renovation took more than three years, during which about 250 artisans worked, and the result exceeded all expectations.

Seeing the photos of the residence, it is clear that the stay here is full of luxury and elegance.

The Crescent Estate for sale is a unique offer for those who are used to enjoying a luxurious and comfortable life.