Take a look at this six-bedroom, nine-bathroom Irving house with a ‘bunkroom’ and wine cellar

Bruce and Eva Kamis had renovated a number of houses in Irving after they bought a sprawling home within the high-end Enclave at Windsor Ridge subdivision in 2018.

This could be in contrast to any of their earlier tasks.

“It was a catastrophe, utterly demo’d,” Bruce Kamis mentioned. “However we undoubtedly noticed the potential.”

For the following 26 months, the Kamises carried out an in depth renovation of the 8,721-square-foot home, which they bought for $825,000.

It’s now listed for practically $3.8 million.

The home, 4405 Windsor Ridge Drive, has six bedrooms, 9 loos, a media room, sport room, two grasp bedrooms and a cedar “bunkroom” that may sleep 12 and has a full kitchen.

In complete, the house can comfortably sleep 28 {couples}, Kamis mentioned.

An under-stair, temperature-controlled wine cellar can maintain as much as 170 bottles, and a moist bar boasts customized lighting and cupboards and underlit onyx granite counter tops.

An enormous rest room and closet, which the couple fondly calls “Eva’s Oasis,” includes a twin bathe with 4 showerheads, a heated bidet bathroom, 4 built-in wardrobes, a customized glass jewellery show and heated marble flooring imported from Turkey.

The home even has a secret door, hidden behind a bookshelf within the workplace that results in a staircase beneath the house.

Outdoors, there’s a heated swimming pool with filtered, non-chlorinated water, a pool bathtub, a granite swim-up bar, two fireplace pits and an outside kitchen with a built-in grill and smoker.

“This home is right for entertaining,” he mentioned. “You may have 50, 60 folks over, and also you by no means really feel crowded.”

As soon as they promote, the Kamises mentioned they plan to downsize and presumably purchase a further trip house outdoors North Texas.

Jill Sasser, a longtime good friend of the couple and their actual property agent, mentioned the house in Enclave is so distinctive that pricing it was tough.

“Whenever you stroll into this house, there are such a lot of wow components,” mentioned Sasser, who’s with Black Jack Realty. “It’s nearly overwhelming. There’s really nothing like this in Dallas.”