The 14,340 square-foot property sits on 3.38 private acres, featuring six bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. The French-style home was built in 1995 by Randy Hughes and designed by Robbie Fusch, known for designing Dallas megamansions, including the so-called Texas White House.
The listing describes the Audubon Place home as “the ultimate Dallas retreat,” detailing a 750-plus bottle cellar, a 2,500 square-foot pavilion with catering kitchen, and, of course, a private theater.
“Walls of windows fill rooms with light and connect every gathering to the idyllic grounds,” the listing reads. “Movie nights become cinematic with the 20-seat soundproof theater.”
The Mitchells were known to host developers and politicians over the years, including Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who reportedly spent a night at the mansion, according to The Dallas Morning News.
“I still love the house,” Tandy Mitchell, Lee’s wife, told the publication in September when the house was first listed. “I don’t think you can find a better property in the city of Dallas.”