Rising behind a circle drive and flanked by Mediterranean cypress trees, 15 Robledo Drive evokes the timeless romance of a European villa. Within the gates of Los Arboles, Preston Hollow’s most exclusive enclave, the estate reveals itself like a scene from the Tuscan countryside — limestone cladding, ironwork arches, and a harmony of sunlit spaces. Originally designed by Robert Trown and recently updated by J.R. Cattington Interiors, the home balances Old World character with modern livability. Reclaimed oak floors and hand-hewn beams add texture, while arched openings and generous ceiling heights guide you from one light-filled room to the next. A richly paneled library, formal living and dining spaces, and a butler’s pantry lend themselves equally to both intimate moments and grand entertaining. The kitchen shines with custom millwork and veined stone, flowing into a cheerful breakfast nook, relaxed family lounge, and study. Across the home, eight fireplaces weave a unifying thread of warmth and elegance. The main-level primary suite feels like a private wing, complete with dual baths and boutique-style closets. Upstairs, two guest suites rival luxury hotels, each with its own fireplace and balcony. A fitness room, bonus space, and ample storage complete the second floor. Outdoors, the estate unfolds with equal composition and care: a waterfall-fed pool, lush gardens, pavilion, putting green, and a loggia with fireplace and kitchen — coming together to make everyday living feel exceptional. Control4 home automation, dual garages, and a private elevator ensure the home lives as effortlessly as it looks. 15 Robledo Drive offers a rarity in today's market: an updated home that preserves the soul of a classic estate.
