The Memorial neighborhood dominated the top ten list of priciest homes sold in Greater Houston in June.
The west Houston neighborhood had five mansions change hands, notching the top deal at $7.9 million and more than $24 million in total volume, according to data compiled by the Houston Association of Realtors.
Memorial has by far the largest collection of large, pricey homes in the Bayou City. The neighborhood could set the record for the most expensive home ever sold in Houston if Colleen Holthouse-Romanov’s nine-acre The Lodge at Hunters Creek Village sells for its $60 million ask.
River Oaks had two sales among June’s top 10, one listed at $5.9 million and the other for $5.5 million. The neighborhood could claim a prominent spot on next month’s list if an $18 million mansion that just hit the market snags its list price.
Outside of Houston proper, there were two homes that made the list: a $6.5 million home in Cypress and a $4.5 million property in Woodlands. Harris County was home to nine out of the top ten expensive homes sold in the area. The other is in nearby Montgomery County.
Agents from Compass Realty sold six of the top 10, including the most expensive home.
The data was collected by the Houston Association of Realtors based on list prices and doesn’t include off-market deals. Here are the top five:
1) 622 Saddlewood Lane, $7.9 million
The 1-acre property at 622 Saddlewood Lane in Hunters Creek Village has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, two half baths, a 14-car garage, 1,100-bottle wine cellar, a porte-cochere, and an elevator, in addition to a pool, and a spa, and a 48-inch grill on a veranda with two areas to entertain guests. Compass agent Courtney Robertson had the listing.
2) 16830 Bridle Oak, $6.5 million
The second most expensive home on the list, which came in at $6.5 million, is a sprawling 11-acre resort-style estate facing an artificial lake in Cypress, Texas.
The property includes a two-story, four-bedroom main house, a two-bedroom guest house with a full kitchen and an additional one-bedroom guest house. The home also includes a secret passage door in the main house that leads to a fitness room and indoor sauna. The expansive grounds include a pool and lazy river. Wendy Cline of eXp Realty had the listing.
3) 802 E. Friar Tuck Lane, $6.1 million
This five-bedroom house in Memorial’s Sherwood Forest subdivision has six full bathrooms and two half baths. The home, which is near Memorial Park, has a 500-bottle wine room and butler’s pantry. The upper-level’s owner suite has a spa and multiple walk-in closets. Other rooms include studies, game and media rooms. A covered patio features a fireplace, summer kitchen, pool, sports court and a generator. Compass agent Dee Dee Guggenheim was the listing agent who represented the seller.
4) 11103 Meadowick Drive, $6.2 million
This two-acre $6.2 million property in Memorial’s Piney Point Village features five bedrooms, six bathrooms and two half baths. The home has a kitchen with two dishwashers and two patio areas. Amy Bernstein of Bernstein Realty had the listing.
5) 3414 Del Monte Drive, $5.6 million
This four-bedroom, four-bathroom house sits on a half-acre near the River Oaks Country Club.
The home has two grand staircases and a swimming pool terrace with a separate stairway ascending to a guest apartment above a two-car garage. The property is already on the rental market going for $29,500 a month. Compass agent Laura Sweeney had the listing.