Ooh la la: For $8.5 million, this River Oaks mansion offers taste of France in Houston

3812 Wilowick Road (KPRC 2)

Okay, chances are you don’t have a spare $8.5 million to blow on a ridiculously expensive home, so whether you’re here to assure yourself money can’t buy happiness or you’re on the hunt for new images to tack to your Pinterest dream home vision board, it’s fun to take a virtual tour of a very expensive home.

Say bienvenue to 3812 Willowick Road, a French-inspired chateau. The 12,941-square-foot home sports six bedrooms and eleven bathrooms on a 1-acre lot nestled in the River Oaks Tall Timbers subdivision, one of the city’s most affluent and exclusive neighborhoods.

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So here’s the skinny on this listing: Indoors, breathtaking features include a dramatic reception hall, paneled library, formal living room, informal living room, wine vault and a home theater.

A master suite upstairs boasts palatial proportions, with a private parlor, separate baths with oversized dressing rooms, and an adjoining fitness center.

Outdoors, manicured gardens surround an outdoor loggia overlooking a pool. An intricate, multi-tiered fountain adds to the picturesque aesthetic.

If you’re among the wealthiest of the wealthy and you’re ready to pony up the big bucks to call this French-inspired estate your forever home, give real estate agent Laura Sweeney a ring at (832) 899-4788.

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Now, ladies and gentlemen, scroll below for the photos you’ve all been waiting for.

3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)
3812 Willowick Road (HAR)

About the Author

Briana Zamora-Nipper joined the KPRC 2 digital team in 2019. When she’s not hard at work in the KPRC 2 newsroom, you can find Bri drinking away her hard earned wages at JuiceLand, running around Hermann Park, listening to crime podcasts or ransacking the magazine stand at Barnes & Noble.

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