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Rapper Drake Vows To Buy a House for the Mom of Viral Speed-Dating Contest Winner Pinkchyu: ‘Pick Any Listing’

It seems as though rapper Drake is in the market for a new house—but it won’t be one that he lives in himself. Having earned viral acclaim in 2017 when he revealed he had bought a collection of Hermes Birkin bags for his future wife, the musician has now stepped up his marital gift-giving to real estate.

The 39-year-old “Hotline Bling” rapper recently played a high-stakes speed dating game in a now-viral YouTube video from a popular channel called NELK.

During the contest, he met with 20 women in a twist on the game “kiss, marry, kill,” in which he chose three lucky winners, including one—a Texas content creator known as Pinkchyu—who scored the title of “wife.”

But Pinkchyu’s victory in the game pales in comparison to the ultimate prize that Drake then offered her.

“For my wife, the one thing I would do would be anything you want,” promised Drake, whose real name is Aubrey Drake Graham. “You just get to pick one thing, anything in the world, and I’ll buy it for you.”

Although the Canadian-born superstar gave the woman, whose actual moniker is Lin Lamar, the option to think about what she’d like, she blurted out an immediate response.

“Would you buy my mom a house?” she asked, to which he replied, “Yeah, I’d love to!”

Drake takes part in speed-dating challenge for viral YouTube video
Rapper Drake recently played a high-stakes speed dating game in a now-viral YouTube video from a popular channel called NELK, in which he chose a content creator known as Pinkchyu as his “wife.” (YouTube/NELK)
Drake takes part in speed-dating challenge for viral YouTube video
The 39-year-old musician then upped the ante by promising Pinkchyu he would buy her anything her heart desires—even a new home for her mother. (YouTube/NELK)

While some might have written off the sweet gesture as being a stunt for the cameras, Pinkchyu has since revealed that Drake has promised her he will stay true to his word, telling TMZ that she is in the process of picking out the perfect house for her mom.

The content creator was asked during an interview: “So basically, how Drake said it’s going to work is, you could pick any listing, send it to him, and he’s going to buy it?”

She then confirmed, “That’s what he said.”

While there weren’t any details shared about guardrails that may be in place for what is sure to be an exciting exercise in house-hunting, Drake did make a handful of comments throughout the video in which he hinted at the legitimacy of his claim.

It’s not the first time that the rapper has made headlines with his generous gestures.

Earlier this month at his annual “Strong Women, Stronger Drinks” event, Drake handed out more than $1 million in money and prizes to attendees, including giving $50,000 to 10 women, while another six were handed $100,000 each.

And, in 2017, he stunned fans after revealing in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that he had been quietly amassing a priceless collection of Hermes Birkin handbags for “the woman I end up with.”

However, his latest offering may well be his most heartwarming yet—at least according to a sweet video that Pinkchyu later shared of the moment she delivered the news to her mother.

In the emotional exchange, the online personality explained, “He said I can have whatever I want as a prize. And the first thing that came to mind was everything you’ve done for me and my sisters, and he’s gonna buy you a house.”

Her mother was understandably moved by the gesture, exclaiming, “Oh my god, I can’t believe it!”

Pinkchyu reflected on the experience during her sit-down with TMZ, explaining: “I think she’s just really grateful… Obviously, she’s like, over the moon.”

Aerial View of Drake's Luxury Manor Sprawling Hillside Tuscan Villa Estate in Benedict Canyon
Rapper Drake promised to buy a home for a content creator’s mother, though there’s no saying if it’ll rival his sprawling mansion. (Google Earth)
Aerial View of Drake's Luxury Manor in Toronto's Bridle Path
Drake purchased a 50,000 square-foot estate in his hometown of Toronto in 2015. (Google Earth)
Aerial View of Drake's Former YOLO Estate in Hidden Hills
Drake’s YOLO estate was recently sold by Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, who bought the home from the rapper in 2022. (Google Earth)

Noting her preference for “goth music and metal,” Pinkchyu admitted that although she’s familiar with the rapper’s discography, she knows him best from his time acting in the teen drama, “Degrassi.”

Based on Drake’s quips from the speed-dating experience, he was drawn to her dark aesthetic and gothic persona.

“You’re just like, intriguing, and from Texas, and you have fangs,” he said. “I just feel like I could learn new things.”

Adding that opposites attract, Drake also opened up about his desire for “something that I can invest in. Somebody that does something.”

Fans were quick to point out that the rapper had seemingly manifested the connection previously, resurfacing comments he made in a 2025 interview with Bobbi Althoff, in which he mused that his “destiny” is to “wind up with a goth baddie.”

When it comes to investing, the superstar is no stranger. Though there’s no telling what kind of abode his new mother-in-law will opt for, Drake has snatched up some impressive real estate over his years in the spotlight.

From the lavish 50,000-square-foot Toronto mansion that once graced the cover of Architectural Digest to the YOLO (you only live once) estate he sold to Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford for $11 million, Drake has a penchant for buying homes.

In 2022, the unofficial real estate aficionado purchased a $75 million Beverly Hills mansion from fellow musician, Robbie Williams. The Grammy-winning rapper has listed the property three separate times since the sale, with the most recent attempt pricing the Tuscan-style home at $79 million in June 2025, a $9 million decrease from his original asking price.

Drake also holds the keys to a 313-acre property in Washington, TX—a spot about 45 minutes outside of Houston. The $15 million ranch has a resort vibe, and includes multiple homes, pools, ponds, and equestrian facilities.

Drake formerly described Texas as the place he “belongs outside of Toronto,” which may explain why he was drawn to Pinkchyu’s Lone Star state origins.

Joe Rogan Earns $82 Million From Austin Home Studio as 2026’s Top Podcaster

Controversial podcaster Joe Rogan, 58, has just been named the top-earning podcaster of 2026 by Forbes.

“The Joe Rogan Experience,” which the former comedian records at his $14.4 million home in Austin, TX, paid Rogan an estimated $82 million between June 2025 and June 2026.

Widely regarded as one of the most successful podcasts in the world, “The Joe Rogan Experience” took home $12 million more in earnings than the second-place podcast, which was OpenAI’s “TBPN” (Technology Business Programming Network), earning $70 million.

Following “TBPN” was Steven Bartlett’s “Diary of a CEO” at $45 million, Ashley Flowers’ “Crime Junkie” at $42 million, and “Smartless” at $37 million.

Forbes’ estimations were calculated based on interviews with agents, lawyers, managers, executives, and other experts and did not take into consideration any shows that were broadcast live, only distributed on YouTube, or later syndicated.  

YouTube/Joe Rogan
“The Joe Rogan Experience” paid Joe Rogan an estimated $82 million between June 2025 and June 2026. (YouTube/Joe Rogan)

The calculations are an estimate of the total amount earned by the podcaster or through their business, including revenue sharing, platform fees, and other live events.

The estimates are also supposed to represent the podcaster’s pretax earnings for specifically podcast-related work.

The news of Rogan’s top spot on the list sparked outrage online.

“WHO IS PAYING JOE ROGAN 82 million?” comedian Chelsea Handler commented on Forbes’ Instagram post. “Give that to our vets, or our children!!! 82 million to be completely uninformed and say ‘whoopsie doodle,’ every time he’s wrong, which is FREQUENT?”

Rogan has interviewed a range of A-listers, including JD Vance, Bernie Sanders, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Edward Snowden.

Before launching his podcast in 2009, Rogan was a UFC commentator. By 2015, he became one of the most popular podcasters.

In 2020, Rogan moved from California to his Lake Austin home, where he built a custom studio to record his show. The move came after Rogan secured an estimated $100 million deal with Spotify to exclusively broadcast his show.

However, in February 2024, Rogan reportedly signed a $25 million agreement with Spotify that allowed him to broadcast his podcast on other platforms, such as Apple and YouTube.

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA - APRIL 09: Joe Rogan looks on during the UFC 273 event at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena on April 09, 2022 in Jacksonville, Florida. (Photo by James Gilbert/Getty Images)
Before launching his podcast in 2009, Rogan was a UFC commentator. By 2015, he became one of the most popular podcasters. (James Gilbert/Getty Images)

That same year, Rogan opened up about how he chose to relocate to Texas because of California’s COVID-19 restrictions.

“Everything’s shut down, everything’s staying shut down,” Rogan recalled of the pandemic in California. “All my friends that were in the restaurant industry were struggling.

“I started looking out here in May [of that year], and I went to a restaurant with my kids, and they were like, ‘We don’t have to wear a mask? We could eat at a restaurant?’ Then we went to the lake, and people are playing music and jumping in the water, and [my children] were like, ‘We want to live here!’ That was it. Two months later I lived here.’”

Rogan’s 11,000-square-foot mansion sits on 4 acres and has access to 300 feet of the Lake Austin frontage. Built in 2008, the dwelling features eight bedrooms and 10 bathrooms.

The abode also includes a formal dining room, a dual-island kitchen accompanied by a casual eating area, a living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, an office, and a gym. There are also three docks, a pool, and terraces surrounding the property.

Rogan’s Instagram account reveals he’s made several upgrades to the mansion, including adding a cold-plunge tub and a sauna.

Inside Scottie Scheffler’s $2.1 Million Texas Home He Shares With High School Sweetheart Turned Wife and Their Kids

Professional golfer Scottie Scheffler is rapidly closing in on golf legend Tiger Woods on the PGA Tour career money list.

Following a runner-up, only three strokes behind 3M Open winner Jackson Koivun in Blaine, MN, the 30-year-old golfer is now locked in a neck-and-neck race with his longtime rival Rory McIlroy to see who will dethrone Woods first.

Woods holds the top spot on the all-time list with $120,999,166 in career earnings, but McIlroy is just over $4 million behind him at $116,446,772. Scheffler is hot on their heels in third place with $116,364,411.

Scheffler will not be playing in the Rocket Classic, but the battle will continue in the lucrative FedEx Cup postseason kicking off in August, where $20 million will be pursued at two playoff events, not to mention the $40 million bonus pool that now counts as official money at the Tour Championship.

Chasing history on the course is just part of a whirlwind year for Scheffler. Off the course, he and his wife, Meredith, expanded their family in March with the birth of their second son, Remy—just days before the Masters tournament. Their eldest son, Bennett, was born in May 2024.

Scheffler and his wife live in a neighborhood just north of downtown Dallas. Their 4,881-square-foot, ranch-style home has five bedrooms and 5.5 baths, according to Realtor.com®. It was built in 1946, but listing photos indicate the home has been updated.

Property records show that Scheffler purchased the house back in 2021 for $2.1 million—and later transferred the residence into a trust.

NEWTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA - MAY 13: Scottie Scheffler of the United States hits a tee shot on the 12th hole during a practice round prior to the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club on May 13, 2026 in Newtown, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
Professional golfer Scottie Scheffler is going head to head against his longtime rival, Rory McIlroy, at the 2026 PGA Championship in Pennsylvania, where the two men are the favorites to claim victory in the iconic tournament. (Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

Inside Scottie Scheffler’s home

The inside features lots of bells and whistles for the chef at heart, including a gas cooktop, double oven, and warmer oven drawer. There’s also a built-in wine cooler, wet bar, and fireplace.

The backyard is fit for entertaining with a built-in pool and spa. The home welcomes visitors with a circular driveway and a two-car garage.

The home is not in a gated neighborhood, but property records reveal that other homes on the street have sold for over $2 million. A fresh listing on the same street is listing for $3,895,000. It also has five bedrooms and 5.5 baths, and was once featured in D Magazine for its architecture and design.

Scheffler’s home is near one of his favorite eateries: Chipotle. Meredith revealed in a video for Golf Digest that her husband has a “very particular” way to get extra toppings on his order. Plus, he likes to eat his bowl with a spoon, according to People.

“No, no, no, no, no—people always eat their Chipotle with a fork, but they use it like a spoon!” Scheffler said, according to People. “They spoon it, but with a fork. It doesn’t make any sense. Everyone else has got it wrong. I got it right with a spoon.”

Scheffler says he’s in it to win it

While Scheffler rests and prepares for the FedEx Cup, the 2025 PGA Championship winner has made clear that he’s ready to give it his all out on the course in every tournament.

“Over the course of my career, I felt like, if I show up to a tournament, I’m there to give that tournament my best. In that sense, I feel like I’ve done a really good job of approaching a lot of the events with the same mindset, and that’s to go out and do my best,” he said ahead of the 2026 PGA tournament in May, according to the PGA Championship website.

The pro golfer also explained that he credits much of his storied consistency on the course with his ability to balance his training with some much-needed downtime at the family’s home, noting that he would rather skip a tournament he doesn’t feel fully prepared for, rather than taking part in a half-hearted way.

“If I want a week off, I’m going to stay at home,” he shared. “I’m not going to show up at a tournament to have a week off. Just because it’s a lot more restful to be at home.”

Scheffler and his wife live in a neighborhood just north of downtown Dallas. Their 4,881-square-foot, ranch-style home has five bedrooms and 5.5 baths, according to Realtor.com. (Google Maps)

Consistency is key

While Scheffler is currently ranked the World No. 1 in the official PGA rankings, he’s faced bitter disappointment at his last few tournaments, finishing as the runner up in the 3M Open and 4th in the Open Championship

Earlier in the year, the athlete addressed that “bittersweet” feeling, noting that becoming the first player in PGA Tour history to net “three runner-ups in a row” in the Masters tournament, RBC Heritage, and Cadillac Championship is both reassuring in terms of his consistency, but heartbreaking at the same time.

“I think it was last week my wife was like, ‘Hey, Scottie, you’re like the first guy in PGA Tour history to have three solo runner-ups in a row,’” he revealed, before noting that different players had claimed victory in each tournament—indicating that he was the most consistent athlete among them.

“I’m like, ‘Yeah, it’s probably because the guy that was playing that good figured out a way to win one of those, he didn’t come second in all three,'” he said. “A little bit of it is bittersweet. Finishing second in a golf tournament is not bad, but, I mean … especially in the way I did it in a couple of them.

“Overall, yeah, I’d say a little bit bittersweet. You know you’re playing good golf, and you’d love to get some wins. Finishing second hurts, but I think when you reflect and you’re looking at things to work on, there’s a lot less to clean up when you’re finishing second than there is when you’re finishing 30th.”

While Scheffler conceded that being in the No. 1 spot comes with its disadvantages, he’d much rather bear the weight of people’s expectations than go into a tournament as an underdog who few expect to have a chance of winning.

“If you’re in a position where you guys feel like I should win every week, and I’ve got to sit here and answer questions about how come I didn’t win, honestly it’s pretty easy sometimes to figure out why you didn’t win, like there’s usually something going wrong. In golf that’s a pretty easy question to answer,” he added.

$7 Million Castle-Inspired Dallas Estate Offers the Chance To Live Like a Modern-Day Royal

The Lone Star state has a shiny new real estate star in the form of a spectacular Dallas castle that is rising in prominence after returning to the market for just under $7 million.

Deep in one of the city’s most exclusive gated suburbs, the grand lakeside estate looks like a modern-day fairy tale palace, having been built to mirror the historic castles of old—albeit with a much more luxurious, forward-thinking spin.

The more than 10,000-square-foot residence at 2105 Bayshore Drive is now being offered for $6.99 million, down from its $8.75 million listing price in August 2025.

And while the home is less than 25 minutes from downtown Dallas, it certainly doesn’t feel like it. Set on roughly two private acres backing directly onto protected Corps of Engineers land near Grapevine Lake, the estate offers a level of seclusion that’s increasingly difficult to find in North Texas.

“It’s incredibly rare to find approximately two private acres backing to protected property within a gated luxury community,” says listing agent Kim Bedwell of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty.

Dallas Castle, Selling for $6.9M
The Lone Star State has a shiny new real estate star in the form of a spectacular Dallas castle that is rising in prominence after returning to the market for just under $7 million. (True Homes Photography)
Dallas Castle, Selling for $6.9M
Deep in one of the city’s most exclusive gated suburbs, the grand lakeside estate looks like a modern-day fairy tale palace, having been built to mirror the historic castles of old. (True Homes Photography)
Dallas Castle, Selling for $6.9M
The kitchen is outfitted with commercial-grade appliances. (True Homes Photography)

“The combination of privacy, scale, natural beauty, and proximity to the city makes this a truly exceptional offering.”

Originally built as a luxury multigenerational retreat in 2001, the six-bedroom residence balances grand architecture with surprisingly warm, livable interiors. And from the moment you step inside, the scale is unmistakable.

An extraordinary wooden spiral staircase greets visitors as they step through the front door, while an enormous double-height great room, complete with its own dining area, creates a dramatic introduction to the dwelling.

“Features like vaulted ceilings, extensive millwork, multiple living spaces, and large windows overlooking the surrounding trees give the home a very refined yet comfortable atmosphere,” says Bedwell.

A seamless blend of old-world style and new-world luxury can be found throughout every living space in the property, with modern amenities designed to ensure a truly luxurious living experience, while top-of-the-line design details harken back to a bygone era.

The estate includes four fireplaces, a dedicated home theater, guest quarters, and an expansive six-car garage.

The kitchen is outfitted with commercial-grade appliances, while smart-home features throughout the residence include electric shades, integrated sound system wiring, and thoughtfully designed spaces built for entertaining.

Sprinkled among this modern luxuries are exposed wooden beams, vaulted ceilings, exposed stone walls, and carved mantels, all of which provide that regal feel that the estate has become known for.

Dallas Castle, Selling for $6.9M
Built as a luxury multigenerational retreat in 2001, the six-bedroom residence balances grand architecture with surprisingly warm, livable interiors. (True Homes Photography)
Dallas Castle, Selling for $6.9M
A lagoon-like pool and spa anchor the backyard, while multiple covered patios create inviting spaces for outdoor dining and lounging beneath mature trees. (True Homes Photography)
Dallas Castle, Selling for $6.9M
The 2-acre parcel has been elegantly manicured. (True Homes Photography)

Several areas have also been updated in recent years, including the primary bathroom, closets, and the finishes surrounding the living room fireplace.

But according to Bedwell, it’s ultimately the home’s indoor-outdoor lifestyle, combined with its proximity to the city, that will resonate most with buyers.

A lagoon-like pool and spa anchor the backyard, while multiple covered patios create inviting spaces for outdoor dining and lounging beneath mature trees.

“The location offers a rare balance of privacy and convenience,” Bedwell says. “Residents enjoy gated lake-community living with a resort-style pool, spa, covered patios, and protected greenbelt views, while still being close to everything.”

Residents are just minutes from shopping, golf courses, hiking trails, and the DFW Airport.

“Located within one of Flower Mounds most prestigious gated communities and just minutes from shopping, dining, and major thoroughfares, this estate represents a rare opportunity to enjoy refined lakeside living in an exceptional setting,” the listing notes.

For buyers seeking something beyond the typical modern mansion, this castle-like estate offers the chance to own a bit of lakeside storybook magic just outside Dallas.

A Real-Life ‘Dutton Ranch’ Legacy: 5 Massive Texas Spreads That Would Make Beth and Chip Green With Envy

All eyes are turning to the Lone Star State, where Taylor Sheridan‘s latest “Yellowstone” spinoff, the newly-released “Dutton Ranch” is staking its claim to Texas’ historic ranching legacy.

Protagonists Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler have relocated from the fictional Dutton family’s storied Montana estate to start a new chapter in South Texas, where they quickly learn that protecting their own legacy could prove trickier than they’d ever imagined.

The first two episodes of the nine-episode debut season were released on Paramount+ at 3 a.m. ET on May 15, with viewers treated to the first glimpse at the couple’s new ranch property in the fictional town of Rio Paloma.

What quickly becomes clear is, while the dramatic storylines and violent encounters may well be a work of fiction, the stunning natural backdrop for these scenes is very much real—and, at times, the beauty of the land even serves as a kind of salve for the pain endured by the lead characters.

It remains to be seen whether “Dutton Ranch” will have the same significant cultural impact as its origin story, “Yellowstone,” however early reviews offer mixed responses, with some hailing the series a “winner,” while others have complained that, despite its action-packed storylines, there is lttle substance to the show.

But one thing remains consistent through all the reviews: a deep admiration for the incredible landscapes against which the gun violence, crime, and ranch rivalries are set. And luckily, those landscapes are one of the few elements of the show that are very much real—and very much available to buy, should you want to try your own, much calmer version, of life as a Dutton.

From Kerrville to Denton, we found five ranches across the Lone Star State that would even Beth and Rip would lust after.

1. 892 Baird Ranch Rd, Johnson City, TX

Price: $10,995,000

Baird Ranch: This 762.18-acre Hill Country farm with three water wells has been owned by the family behind the iconic Mrs. Baird’s Bread since 1951.

Designed as a legacy retreat and working cattle operation, the sprawling property boasts live water with 3,900 feet of frontage along Miller Creek. Fully perimeter fenced and cross-fenced with cattle guards for livestock and wildlife, it also features three residences, a barn, and several outbuildings.

Activities on property include fishing, swimming, hunting, hiking, gardening, and trail riding. Wildlife include whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and quail, “along with a variety of non-game species.”

Louis Swope of West and Swope Ranches is the listing agent.

762-Acre Baird Ranch in Johnson City, TX, on sale for $10,995,000
762-Acre Baird Ranch in Johnson City, TX (Realtor.com)
Baird Ranch in Johnson City, TX, on sale for $10,995,000
Baird Ranch in Johnson City, TX (Realtor.com)

2. 4016 FM 811, Centerville, TX

Price: $849,950

Center Ranch: This 25-acre farm with primary estate features an “improved pasture” designed for livestock and recreation. The property “offers a truly rare chance to own a piece of land once held by the owner of the world-renowned Center Ranch.”

A 3,971-square-foot main residence boasts an open floor plan featuring a modern kitchen with high-end appliances and a great room lined by windows to capture the serene views that also features a floor-to-ceiling stone hearth. The three-bedroom estate has vaulted ceilings, expansive windows, and hardwood and tile floors.

A covered terrace overlooks the hot tub and built-in firepit.

Clayton Loftin of Circle T Realty is the listing agent.

25-Acre Farm in Centerville, TX, on sale for $849,950
25-Acre Farm in Centerville, TX (Realtor.com)
Interior of farmhouse in Centerville, TX, on sale for $849,950
Interior of farmhouse in Centerville, TX (Realtor.com)

3. 24183 S Us # 281, Hico, TX

Price: $3,995,000

The Fraze Ranch: This 92.81-acre working ranch was once the home of legendary stallion Freckles Playboy.

Currently being used as a show lamb facility, the property with multiple barns and large turnout pens “will easily convert over to equine.” The legacy compound boasts a four-bedroom primary residence built in 1999 using “material from old structures of the past” with full wraparound porch, in-ground pool, silo gazebo, and play area.

A bunkhouse, packaging office, six-stall buck barn, 16-stall show barn, separate vet lab area, and detached manufactured home can also be found on the spacious lot.

Sissy Pennington of Pennington Premiere Real Estate is the listing agent.

93-Acre Farm in Hico, TX, on sale for $3,995,000
93-Acre Farm in Hico, TX (Realtor.com)
Interior of farmhouse in Hico, TX, on sale for $3,995,000
Interior of farmhouse in Hico, TX (Realtor.com)

4. 2650 Bandera Hwy, Kerrville, TX

Price: $11,500,000

Meek Ranch: This 257-acre farm located next to the Comanche Trace golf course boasts 205 feet of frontage along the Guadalupe River and Flat Rock Lake.

Owned and operated by the same family since the 1960s, the enormous property with senior water rights boasts a Mexican-Colonial-style primary residence, a two-bedroom foreman’s house, three barns, two corrals, and loading and working chutes for cattle. The 4,702-square-foot main home features custom wood doors and cabinetry, three fireplaces, a sitting room with brick bodega ceiling, and a primary suite with two walk-in closets and private terrace to soak in the peaceful views.

A historic log cabin with a fireplace that was once used as a mid 1800s schoolhouse was relocated here and now serves as a “novelty piece.”

Louis Swope of West And Swope Ranches is the listing agent.

257-Acre Farm in Kerrville, TX, on sale for $11,500,000
257-Acre Farm in Kerrville, TX (Realtor.com)
Interior of Mexican Colonial style farmhouse in Kerrville, TX, on sale for $11,500,000
Interior of Mexican Colonial style farmhouse in Kerrville, TX (Realtor.com)

5. 5165 Hartlee Field Rd, Denton, TX

Price: $16,500,000

Legacy compound: This 247-acre farm boasts four newer luxury homes, four ponds, fenced pastures for cattle, a professionally constructed dirt bike track, and frontage along Clear Creek.

Offering “a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and investment potential,” the expansive property could be used as a legacy compound, corporate retreat, or development opportunity. The residences are positioned around a 95,000-gallon resort-inspired pool. An oversized barn and insulated shop can also be found on the sizable hunting lot.

Abundant game includes whitetail deer, turkey, and wild hogs.

Ben Clark of Keller Williams Realty is the listing agent.

247-Acre Farm in Denton, TX, on sale for $16,500,000
247-Acre Farm in Denton, TX (Realtor.com)
Interior of farmhouse in Denton, TX, on sale for $16,500,000
Interior of farmhouse in Denton, TX (Realtor.com)