Real Estate

Master Sommelier Offers Wine Collection With $5M Dallas Listing

4 February 2025

A Preston Hollow seller is throwing in a massive wine collection with his $5 million private listing.

Mike Moore, a senior M&A advisor for Dallas investment bank Generational Group and master sommelier, is asking $492 per square foot for 6725 Northwood Road, which was custom-built in 2008.

Moore is including the home’s furnishings and gym equipment with the four-bedroom estate, along with his 2,900-bottle wine collection and 20 boxes of aged Cuban cigars. Amalfi Estates agent Chad Singer has the listing.

The home spans over 10,000 square feet: the living room, with fir wood beams embedded in the 14-foot ceiling, a built-in wine cellar that can hold up to 3,000 bottles, an office with a step-down library, a wet bar, heated pool and imported materials throughout.

The estate is not on the multiple listing services, for now, and Moore is looking to downsize his lifestyle, saying the home will fit an all-cash buyer who probably has no kids or is looking for a second home.

All the extras are valued at an estimated $800,000, Singer said, and the wine bottles range in value up to $8,500.

Some similarly priced homes in Preston Hollow, where the majority of Dallas’ ultra-luxury listings are found, include the recently listed 10006 Hollow Way Road, a new-build by Crescent Estates asking almost $15.9 million on 1.8 acre, or about $1,390 per square foot. Another home, built last year and listed for $10.5 million at 4527 North Lindhurst Avenue, is asking $1,190 per square foot after taking a $1 million price cut last week.

When Singer co-founded Amalfi Estates’ Dallas office in 2023, he anticipated bringing his “Los Angeles–style marketing” to the metroplex’s luxury neighborhoods. That includes selling “turnkey luxury” for buyers willing to pay the premium, he said. The buyer profile is more common to L.A. than Dallas, he said.

A 1930s Tudor home, listed for $1.65 million at 1202 North Clinton Avenue in Kessler Park, is one of only a few on the MLS marketed as a “turnkey” home in the metroplex that isn’t catering specifically to investors. It hit the market on Jan. 23, asking $400 per square foot.