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game-changer has emerged on the Dallas luxury real estate scene: a breathtaking Italian Renaissance mansion at 4000 Euclid Ave, listed for $32.5 million. This showstopper is just one of four properties over $20 million currently listed on the Dallas MLS, but insiders whisper that's only scratching the surface.

    Off-market sales are where the real action happens, with a staggering 50% of luxury deals flying under the radar and fetching prices that would make your head spin. For those eyeing a build in the Park Cities, be prepared to shell out approximately $2,000 per square foot – and don't even get me started on projected price hikes.

    Step inside this masterpiece, and you'll be awestruck by soaring vaulted ceilings and a stunning 24-karat gold leaf ceiling dome. The pièce de résistance? A magnificent courtyard house designed by Robbie Fusch, a renowned architect with a passion for classical architecture that perfectly captures the essence of Highland Park.

    "We don't often get to create courtyards," Fusch reveals, "but this one's unique – an almost 60-square-foot octagonal oasis. We had to think outside the box to make it work, but the result is pure magic." The side door on Highland Drive? One of Fusch's favorite entrance areas.

    The attention to detail is unparalleled: antique fireplaces sourced from Europe add a touch of elegance, while galleries opening onto the courtyard create an inviting atmosphere. This labor of love took five years to build, with over 800 sheets of architectural plans and countless hours spent scouring Europe for the perfect fixtures.

    With luxury real estate availability at an all-time high, why wait? Existing homes like this Italian Renaissance beauty – boasting 24,000 square feet, including a 4,600-square-foot basement and five-car garage – are a rare find. Jason Garcia of Briggs Freeman Realty has 4000 Euclid Ave available for $32.5 million – don't miss your chance to own a piece of Dallas luxury history.