A landmark Preston Hollow estate once home to Dallas oil magnate Cary Maguire—and frequented by a parade of U.S. presidents and global dignitaries—has hit the market with an asking price of $28.5 million.
Located at 4606 Park Ln., the grand Neo-Georgian residence was built in 1985 for Maguire, founder of Maguire Oil Company and a noted philanthropist whose legacy is deeply tied to Southern Methodist University. Over the years, the estate has played host to names like George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush, Gerald Ford, Margaret Thatcher and Vaclav Klaus—making it one of the most politically storied homes in Texas.
The listing is held by Faisal Halum of Compass Real Estate in Texas.
Originally designed by architect Jack Hemphill, the nearly 21,000-square-foot home sits on a rare 3.2-acre lot. Inside, it’s filled with opulent details and built for entertaining at the highest level—think formal banquet halls, a glass-ceiling conservatory, and an Art Deco bar straight out of Gatsby’s dreams…