141 Cherokee BoulevardPottsboro, TX 75076Price: $4,995,000

Imagine a life where every sunset belongs to you. Perched above the shimmering waters of Lake Texoma, this home is a masterwork of luxury and legacy. Built as the personal sanctuary of legendary builder & designer Mickey Munir, this nearly 8,000-sqft estate represents the pinnacle of his 50-year career. Set on 1.78 lakefront acres, it is a masterpiece crafted for those who believe living well is an art form. Morning begins on your 60-ft covered balcony as the lake breeze stirs. The day flows effortlessly from the chef's kitchen - a true culinary arena featuring a 60” Wolf range, dual Sub-Zero refrigerators, and Miele dishwashers - to the sprawling 60-ft veranda. Whether you're hosting a summer gala or an intimate family brunch, this home is a vessel for hospitality, designed to comfortably accommodate 18 guests, including a bespoke bunk room that becomes a kingdom for children. As evening nears, the sunken bar becomes the social heart of the home. Pour a vintage from the 150-bottle wine fridge and watch the sky turn gold through the walls of Jeld-Wen glass. For the ultimate escape, retreat to the private cinema. This isn't just a media room; it's a $250,000 sensory experience with California Audio Tech speakers, custom upholstered walls, and leather seating for 15. While the lifestyle offers one of pure relaxation, the engineering is one of pure peace of mind. You are protected by an 18-ft motorized privacy gate, a whole-home fire suppression system, and a 2026 security suite. The residence is a fortress of comfort, featuring five Lennox heat pumps, dual Navien tankless heaters, and a foundation anchored by 60 commercial-grade piers. Outside, a professional grilling station with its 42” Lynx Allsear grill beckons for weekend cookouts. Above the three-car garage, a finished, air-conditioned space offers a quiet retreat for a studio or gym. You aren't just buying a home - you are inheriting a master builder's magnum opus, designed for a life lived without compromise.