Three of Texas’ most expensive July listings — All on the same Houston street

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Houston claims three spots on Texas’ most expensive listings for July, trailing only Dallas-area homes.

HOUSTON — New data presented by the Houston Association of Realtors (HAR) reveals Texas’ 10 most expensive listings for July 2025, with three Houston properties making the list.

The three most expensive listings on the Houston market are in the coveted Memorial Close-In market. They are not only in the same subdivision, but also on the same street in Sherwood Forest. The homes ranked third, fourth, and eighth among the other Texas homes.

The most expensive home on the list can be found in Dallas’ Shore Acres subdivision. Listed for $19.95 million, the property at 4009 W. Lawther Drive was built almost 100 years ago in 1929. It sits on 10 acres and spans 10,702 square feet. The home has only been on the market for one week. 

The highest-ranked Houston property is located at 325 W. Friar Tuck Lane and is listed for $12.25 million. The European-inspired, three-story residence was built in 2001. It spans 13,200 square feet and sits on 1.45 acres. The home has been on the market for 16 days.

The second most expensive Houston home, at 701 W. Friar Tuck Lane, is listed at $11 million. Built in 2006, the 12,900-square-foot property sits on 1.42 acres. Described as a blend of Mediterranean, Spanish and Traditional styles, it features a nine-car garage. The home has been on the market for 15 days.

The third and final Houston home on the list is located at 813 W. Friar Tuck Lane. The newly constructed home, built in 2025, is the youngest on the list. The contemporary-modern build is listed for $9.995 million. The home is 9,025 square feet and offers resort-style amenities in a private park-like setting, according to HAR. It has been on the market just two days.

Of the 10 on the list, six are Dallas area homes, three are Houston homes, and one is in Austin.

Here is HAR’s full list of Texas’ Most Expensive Listings in July 2025

  1. 4009 W Lawther Drive – $19,950,000 (Dallas, TX) 
  2. 3709 Euclid Avenue – $13,995,000 (Highland Park, TX) 
  3. 325 W Friar Tuck Lane – (Houston, TX)
  4. 701 W Friar Tuck Lane – (Houston, TX)
  5. Address Not Available – (Dallas, TX) 
  6. 4700 Dorset Road – $10,695,000 (Dallas, TX) 
  7. 6607 W Courtyard Drive – $9,998,000 (Austin, TX)
  8. 813 W Friar Tuck Lane – $9,995,000 (Houston, TX)
  9. 2555 N Pearl Street – $8,995,000 (Dallas, TX)
  10. 1711 Maranatha Way – $8,750,000 (Southlake, TX)


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