A French-inspired mega mansion just outside Dallas owned by a legendary Houston hip-hop mogul has hit the market for $4.4 million. With six bedroom suites, a bowling alley and a 12-seat movie theater, the estate could easily double as a private resort—or a small amusement park.
About 25 miles east of Dallas in Heath, the mansion turns heads with its dramatic Corinthian columns and French chateau vibes. The 12,000-square-foot residence sits on more than five acres in one of the area’s most exclusive neighborhoods. It’s listed with Phil Owens and Heather Stevens of The Agency Frisco.
“I’ve sold a lot of homes in this price point over the last 18 years,” Owens told Chron. “This is by far the most unique one I’ve ever handled. The architecture, the scale, the land—it’s unlike anything else in North Texas.”
Prince, 60, is best known as the founder and CEO of Houston-based Rap-A-Lot Records, the pioneering label that helped shape Southern hip-hop. Under his leadership, Rap-A-Lot launched acts like the Geto Boys, Do or Die and UGK, and his influence reached far beyond Houston—he’s also credited as an early mentor to Drake. He also managed a couple of well-known boxers over the years—Andre Ward and Floyd Mayweather, Jr.
He purchased the residence in 2019, according to property records. Texas is a non-disclosure state, so the sale price isn’t public, though the home was previously listed in 2018 for $2.75 million. Since January 2023, the property has been on and off the market several times—fluctuating between $4.3 million and $4.7 million—before returning this fall at its current price…