Dallas Cowboys Head Honcho FootBall Coach Puts Mansion on the Market

15 Apr 2011 | 13:42

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Where oh where is Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett going? We do not think he’s buying a home in Mexico, but you never know. Maybe he’s downsizing for a second home or maybe he just wants to be closer to Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas, where the SuperBowl was jammed in this past February? We don’t know why just yet, but Jason Garrett just put his gorgeous Highland Park home on the market late Friday with real estate broker Allie Beth Allman, who also sold President George W. and Laura Bush their home. Asking: $1,950,000. The Ivy Leaguer (Princeton, Columbia) was just anointed head Cowboys coach January 6, only the 8th head hocho in Cowboys history.

Garrett’s traditional home is on Lindenwood, east of Byron, on a 50 by 150 lot so typical of the choice Highland Park area. It’s more than 4,000 square feet and offers the lucky buyer four bedrooms, four and a half baths, three stories, and pool. If those walls could talk… the home has new-ish construction, too: the home was built in 1999, most likely decked out even then but has been updated.

On November 8, 2010, Garrett was named as the Dallas Cowboys’ interim head coach following the firing of Wade Phillips. On November 14, 2010, Garrett won his first game as Cowboys head coach, beating the favored New York Giants 33-20 in the Meadowlands. Then he led the Cowboys to a 35-19 victory, their first home win all season.

Allie Beth is also listing the Wade Phillips home in Preston Hollow, on a street whose lots abut St. Mark’s School of Texas, an elite private college preparatory school for boys from grade 1 to 12. The Phillips home is listed for over three million. Thank God for these coaching revolutions — keeps our market and price values hopping! Garrett bought Lindenwood in April of 2007, gosh four years ago, and paid about $1.9.

Candy is an award-winning, Dallas-based real estate reporter, blogger, and consultant. She's the gal who brought House Porn to the Bible Belt! Candy will take all your real estate questions at SecondShelters.com. which is loaded with great real estate and story ideas. Send tips to CandyEvans@secondshelters.com.

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negruvoda February 24, 2013

The mansion looks great, modern and bright. I am interested to see in a house the kitchen and the bathroom/s. I believe that we spend most of our time here and therefore these rooms are the most important. If your bathroom presents outdated bathroom signs then the value of the house will go down a little bit.
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negruvoda March 16, 2013

I am also at the retirement age, so I often think about retirement and at the retirement money, but I am so scared of that moment will come. I got used to go weekly to work, to contribute with my work to the society's development. I really don't know what to do with so much free time at home, I am sure that a hobby will save me from the monotony and depression.
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negruvoda March 22, 2013

I am thinking to go to Madrid next holiday. I heard and saw on TV a lot of things about this region and my love for sports makes me want to see it. It won't cost me a fortune to visit it, after all I will search online the best offer for this destination.
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negruvoda March 31, 2013

I worked at the house where the local church was preparing an important fund-raising action. I changed its windows and doors. I replaced those old windows with new ones from my company and the old and rusty doors with great wooden doors with small windows. They are large, just perfect to enter the natural light in the house.
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