Country music superstar George Strait's San Antonio estate is jaw-dropping and worth a look! Enjoy a video tour of the place right here!
Every king has his castle! ‘King of Country Music’ George Strait and wife Norma Strait placed their breathtaking San Antonio estate on the market back in 2018. The 7,925-square-foot custom adobe mansion is perched on a hilltop and sits on 12.2 acres of land at 10 Davenport Lane. The secluded property’s listing agent is the country icon’s daughter-in-law, Tamara Strait, who is married to George Strait Jr. aka “Bubba.” The estate has had several price cuts since the original listing in 2018, George Strait’s San Antonio estate can now be yours for $7,500,000! Watch the video tour of George’s San Antonio estate and see more details below.
The impressive spread is located in the desirable community of The Dominion and was designed by the internationally renowned artist Bill Tull of Arizona. The main house boasts three bedrooms, four full baths, and two half baths. The property also has a guest house, an infinity pool-spa, sauna, and more luxurious touches such as fourteen hand-sculpted fireplaces, custom stained glass windows, and saguaro cactus rib shutters. Not surprisingly, this estate took two full years to construct.
Check out a series of photos provided by Tamara and her personal reflections about the former Strait family home below!
The official listing and more pictures can be found here.
Have you caught your breath yet? This place is a work of art.
We’re sure this piece of paradise will be goin’ goin’ gone sometime soon especially with the most recent price drop…
I put in my forty and they take out way too much
The same old story, same old brown bag, homemade lunch
Might not be the big dream but I guess I can’t complain
It pays the rent but that’s about all that it pays
It’s been too long
Hey, I’m goin’, I’m goin’
I’m overdue so throw it on the card
Bartender, keep it open, I’m just getting started
Come Monday morning, I just might be overdrawn
But it’s Friday night, so, I’m goin’, goin’ gone
Ain’t got no 401, ain’t got no benefits
They don’t hand out stock options, not down here in the pits
But I’ve got old glory hanging by my front porch light
Might not be the perfect world but then again, it might
All I know is
It’s been too long
Hey, I’m goin’, I’m goin’
I’m overdue so throw it on the card
Bartender, keep it open, I’m just getting started
Come Monday morning, I just might be overdrawn
But it’s Friday night, so, I’m goin’, goin’ gone
It’s been too long
So, I’m goin’, hey, I’m goin’
I’m overdue so throw it on the card
Bartender, leave it open, I’m just getting started
Come Monday morning, I just might be overdrawn
But it’s Friday night, so, I’m goin’, goin’ gone
Whoo