Lubbock’s ‘Santa’s Castle’ Is for Sale and Fit for a King and Queen

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Ever dreamed of living in a castle in West Texas? Now is your chance to own Lubbock's "Castle House" at 15401 County Road 1870. Not only is this home beautiful on the outside and inside, but it's also been famous the last couple of years for being known as "Santa's Castle."

Over the last few Christmas seasons, the owners of this beautiful home have put on a train ride for kids in the neighborhood and for those who drove in to see. We aren't saying the new owners have to continue the tradition, but it would be nice to see. Either way, if you want to impress people this Christmas, this home looks amazing in lights.

According to Zillow, this four-bedroom, six-bathroom home comes in at 4,847 sq. ft. Whether you call it the Highland Oaks Beauty, The Castle House or Santa's Castle, you know you are walking into an amazing home.

The home features an amazing gourmet kitchen, Butler's Pantry, four-car garage with two living areas and a huge media room. If you're going to have a Castle House, you better have a Spiral Turret Staircase with a Wine Grotto beneath, and this home has both.

Of course, outdoor living space is what people are looking for, and this home knocks it out of the park. The outdoor space is great for entertaining and features a custom pool with a Freeform beach entry with a large rock backdrop complete with diving rocks and a water slide. There's also a hot tub underneath a gazebo with a fireplace.

Are you a golfer? The home has its own chipping and putting green. The home also comes with a detached two-car garage with a half-bath, plus cabinets and a workbench. Custom lighting, security cameras and a recently installed roof round it out. Oh, and much of the lighting, garages and sound system can be operated from your phone.

The asking price for this beautiful castle? $1,120,000. Get more information from Zillow on the listing.

Whoever moves in to this home will feel like royalty for sure. The only thing it's missing? A moat.

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