Mary Kay’s Pink Palace Up For Grabs
“Mary Kay” Ash, cosmetic pioneer and entrepreneur, may have died in 2001, however her mansion, still holds court in Dallas, Texas. Furthermore, for a mere 3.3 million dollars, this celebrity house could be yours.
Mary Kate Ash started her own company in 1963 when she was disregarded for a promotion that she was seeking at work. She had $5000 and the motivation to be her own boss in a world with a male-driven workforce. She went on to inspire thousands of women to live out their professional dreams and follow their career aspirations by peddling her products and rewarding their perseverance with incentives like company retreats and pink Cadillac’s. This innovative move changed the course of life for women everywhere, and altered the stereotype of the traditional housewife forever.
Mary Kay had her dream house erected in 1984 and it was intended as a symbol of her success, however she only lived in the pink 12,000 sq. ft. mansion until the early 1990’s. It is currently listed by a Dallas realtor and is considered one of North Texas’ most luxurious-and most recognizable- homes. This house was frequently used as a place to entertain her top performers among the ranks of her now multi-billion dollar global enterprise.
No amenity is overlooked in this celebrity house, which boasts 6 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. A Greek style swimming pool, a great room with 30 ft. ceilings, and even a pink quartz toilet are just some of the selling points of this unique and historic symbol of the American dream. Currently listed by area realty group, Allie Beth Allman, this dream house sits on approximately one acre of land and meticulously landscaped gardens and outside spaces. Opulent might describe the interior of the cosmetic innovator’s previous residence- exquisite moldings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and two formal dining rooms merely touch on what awaits prospective buyers of this fabulous property. It is reported that Mary took great pleasure and pride in her ornate chandeliers, and this is clearly evident in the abundance of the crystal-laden lighting fixtures that dress the space.
While no buyers have come forth as of yet, interest and curiosity have piqued regarding the late-mogul’s estate. Realtor Karen Luter recently showed the property to a television news crew covering this story. She pointed out many lavish details that were initiated by Mary Kay herself, forever embedding her legacy into the home. Regardless of who inevitably purchases it, Ms. Luter makes a keen observation during the tour of the home, which by the way is listed at a mere $278 per sq. foot. Says Ms. Luter “It’s just a unique area, I mean, honestly, you just don’t see properties like this”. A unique and truly amazing place created by an equally unique and amazing woman. Thank you, Mary Kay.
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