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This may be your once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an iconic piece of Russellville history. Resting on the banks of Lake Dardanelle, this grand home is the epitome of luxury, exclusivity, and a life of peace. This majestic estate spans over 7 acres of park-like, manicured grounds, offering a tranquil retreat that is just moments from town. The grandeur of this stately home is immediately apparent upon entry, with its expansive 15,000 square feet of living space that includes a wonderful indoor pool and spa for year-round enjoyment. Boaters will delight in the private, 2-slip boat dock with lift, offering direct access to the beautiful waters of Lake Dardanelle. The property's own movie theater ensures unforgettable entertainment experiences to enjoy in the comfort of your own home. The carriage house includes over 3,000 sf of space, including an enclosed shop with bathroom which is climate controlled for your comfort. Please know that this property must be seen to be appreciated. Amenities like the elevator, main kitchen with 4 ovens and built-in sub-zero refrigerator, wine cellar and sauna are just a few of the luxuries you won't want to miss on your private tour of this home!
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Listed By: Robert Weibler of Patriot Company - (479) 970-5645
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