Texas mansion with taxidermy decor on market for $2.6M

An 11,500-sq.-foot mansion in Midland, Texas has absent on the current market for $2.65 million, but you could want to continue to be absent from it if you have a anxiety of…taxidermy.

That is appropriate.

In accordance to Realtor.com, the 6 bedroom, 5.5-toilet dwelling was embellished by two geologists with a enthusiasm for all points relating to unique decor like safari animal hides and a myriad of light-weight fixtures.

The chef’s kitchen area has two cooking stations alongside with a “one-of-a-variety lighting fixture” over the island, the listing stated. The classy cooking room nearly has a cafeteria sort of feel with its see-by way of refrigerator.

The dining room’s doorway incorporates “horns loaded with peacock feathers,” in accordance to Realtor.com.

Listing agent Norma Pine with Pine & Beckett Realtors points out that every little thing in the estate is “over the top,” in conditions of furnishings – even the guesthouse (which is a bit extra common than the main residence), in accordance to Realtor.com.

There’s also a four-vehicle garage and an indoor pool on the almost two-acre assets, according to the listing. The 1-story household, which was just created in 2018, has an “elegant grasp retreat” as nicely.

And the sellers?

“They’re completely ready to commence another job,” Pine instructed Realtor.com. “They’re constantly on the hunt for genuinely different things.”